Word: expected
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...expect to have a lot of time to spendon my own research or teaching, [but] because theschool activities are from an area I came from, byvirtue of being the dean...I will be more involvedin the academic life of the institution...than onewho is in a faculty whose breadth is as great as afaculty of arts and sciences," Spence said...
...expect the Watergate affair to be judged in the future...
...should not expect a flowering of democracy anytime soon...
...leaders to get on with the great cleanup. Already there are 1,500 separate programs and demonstrations planned in the U.S., and the harried staff of Earth Day, encamped in a small office in Palo Alto, Calif., receives notification of at least 100 new events each day. They expect crowds of hundreds of thousands of people in New York City and Washington, and out in Tennessee the good green thumbs are expecting to plant 4 million tulip poplar seedlings. The quiet celebrations of kids and oldsters in backyards and nursing homes will be as dense as the stars...
President Fidel Castro has not visited Brazil since 1959, the year he installed himself as Cuba's supremo. So when Castro announced that he would attend last week's inauguration of Brazil's new President, Fernando Collor de Mello, authorities there were not sure what to expect: certainly a Cuban security detachment, perhaps even a few small arms...