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"Everyone wants to wait and see what really happens, so there will be far less liquidity right now at the first auction than what you would expect going forward," said Mr. Sjardin of New Carbon Finance.

As Europe's energy targets (on renewables use and efficiency) are supposed to be met by 2020, this timetable suggests there will be years of policy delay followed by a last-minute scramble.Faced with such uncertainties, businesses are doing what you would expect: going elsewhere.

The tantalising prospect of Messi breaking the all-time Spanish goalscoring record against Real Madrid in the Bernabeu has not, as you would expect, gone unnoticed in Spain.

As you'd expect, Go has some stirring moments: the militaristic drums on Around Us and the comely strings on Boy Lilikoi that echo moments on The Rising by Bruce Springsteen.

That's why in general, going away four times [a year] provides more benefit than you would expect, and going away for one week provides less benefit than you would expect". However other experts disagree.

"My main worry is that the kind of bank run you would expect could go very fast.

Should Mr. Obama lose in 2012, he's not really the kind of guy you would expect to go out in a blaze of glory, waving around a veto pen after the voters have turned him out.

When you are 2-0 up at home you would expect to go on and win the game.

Those include an increase in the amount of sleep per night, and a craving for carbohydrates (with the requisite weight-gain that you would expect to go along with all the carbs).

I was probably the last person you would expect to be going to a kabbalist rabbi for a blessing to marry.

"Any other decision that the government would make, the single biggest investment the government is going to make, you would expect them to go into some detail on cost," she said.