Word: expect
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...family was eating in our dining room, the dog managed to pull down the entire serving tray of turkey that was sitting in our kitchen and gorge herself on the then-desecrated bird (a la A Christmas Story). These are the kind of shenanigans that I have come to expect and even admire from our family dog during Thanksgiving. While normally Thanksgiving is the most languid of all the holidays, consisting of heroic acts of gluttony followed by digestion-induced catatonia, I could always trust Sadie to pull some sort of caper that would derail the otherwise smooth-running family...
...Beusekom] definitely played well today," Springer said. "She came to play. That's what we expect every day from our goalies. But Harvard's forwards--Botterill, [Kiirsten] Suurkask, Francisco, [etc.]--are just so good, so the fact that she hung in for as long as she did was great...
Darling and Hawkins say that, because of their involvement in the impeachment process, they expect that candidates will be extra careful about following the rules...
...didn't help matters on Wednesday, when it left interest rates unchanged, as expected, but then squashed a buoyant market that day by noting that it remains more likely to raise than lower rates in the near future. Economists still expect a rate cut by June. But the Fed added oceans of uncertainty to a market already drowning...
Managing editors at Time Inc. bring to their jobs a ferocious commitment to editorial independence. At the same time, we expect them to work closely with their business colleagues to assure that our publications are financial as well as journalistic successes. Walter's close working relationship with TIME's president Bruce Hallett exemplified the teamwork that we encourage and produced stunning results. Between 1995 and 1999, TIME's advertising revenues increased 63%, and ad pages are up 35%, to more than 3,000 annually. This year TIME is headed for another record. And thanks to you, TIME remains the world...