Bank of America is set to report what many expect to be a loss on Friday.
Meanwhile, many expect the Bank of Japan to raise rates sometime after this weekend's elections.
Many expect the company to unveil the new feature at a company event on Wednesday.
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But many expect this mission to roll and roll for perhaps a decade or more.
Many expect the Fed will raise the Fed Funds rate later this year.
Other executives say they believe consumer spending will bounce back more quickly than many expect.
However, many expect the smart tags to become ubiquitous as the price of making the devices falls.
So many expect this to happen that recession is already built into the prices of steel shares.
Petrol prices have been rising this year and many expect further modest rises in the short term.
Many expect the European Central Bank to cut interest rates when it holds its monthly meeting on Thursday.
Since many expect the economy to drag for a year or more, oil prices likely will stay low.
Many expect that UK inflation will dip again in December, as the effect of lower petrol prices is seen.
That's important since ease of use will be paramount if, as many expect, all electronic devices will be networked.
Many expect France to lose its AAA credit rating within the next week.
The meeting could support the EUR even though many expect no policy changes.
Still, many expect that even a slight recovery, coupled with years of pent-up demand, will bring the industry a pop.
But many expect that the new Hebron agreement -- limited as it is -- crosses the psychological barrier of mistrust.
If, as many expect, it pronounces Mr O'Neill's government illegal, the ailing Sir Michael or his deputy might be reinstalled.
Many expect the PRI, Mexico's founding party that ruled for seven decades, to return to power in July's elections.
If the figures are as bad as many expect, the chancellor could miss his targets for paying off Britain's debts.
Many expect that the SEC will carve out an exception on soft dollars that would allow independent firms to collect them.
Having left behind a slowdown induced by the world financial crisis, many expect the economy to grow at 5-6% this year.
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Therefore, many expect further JPY weakening on the back of aggressive accommodative policy shifts on both the fiscal and monetary fronts.
However the union is divided into factions and many expect to see a power struggle as union barons jostle for control.
This could prove conservative if Windows Phone takes off like many expect.
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Although Mr Kim remains optimistic that the economy will bottom out soon, the recession could be longer and deeper than many expect.
But history shows that even if we do go off the cliff, the consequences might not be as dire as many expect.
They can get the rate down to 5.5% if they increase payroll in 2012 (not hard if the economy improves as many expect).
Corporations have been slow to refresh their mainframes since the recovery began, but many expect a refresh cycle to begin later this year.
Many expect the coming Independent Payment Advisory Board, created under the new health overhaul law, to exert an iron-fist rule over payment policies.
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