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The following year would bring a $50 million fine arts center at Eastern, and $28 million of renovations to classrooms at Central.

As long as George W. Bush was in the White House and the Republicans controlled Congress, he assured me, every year would bring a new tax cut and further conservative legislation.

The White House estimated today that economic growth would rebound to 3.2percentt next year from a projected 1.7percentthis yearandand that the current year would bring a small surplus in the non-Social Security part of the budget.

Each year would bring a party, at the Plaza in New York or The Breakers in Palm Beach or Claridge's in London, at which potential stars would mingle with real ones "to adore and be adored", as the Boston Globe's man put it.Mr Gotlieb's strategy was to get people to give him their papers before they were even aware that they could command a price.

If I thought that next year would bring a different attitude, then I would say, wait until next year.

Legg Mason's William Miller, who Morningstar named 1998 domestic equity fund manager of the year, predicts that next year would bring a turnaround for bonds, as well as stocks of financials, and small- and midsized companies.

Yes, central bank balance sheet adjustments that result in a 13percentt contraction of notes and coins available to the economy in one year would bring inflation down a lot.

As Ruth Lister argues, a 50% tax rate for earnings over £100,000 a year would bring in £8bn in recession-fighting funds.

The new year would bring touring, promotion – and the queasy risk of a new album, four years removed from her last, 2011's Ceremonials, falling flat.

He figured the inaugural year would bring 10 to 30 TEDx events, primarily in the United States.

But no one knew for sure what the new school year would bring — would the movement become more radical and increasingly violent?