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However, existing term contracts are set to expire in the fourth quarter.
Reuters
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A source said Albrecht's contract was set to expire in six months.
Reuters
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The commissioners' terms in office are set to expire in October 2019.
The Irish Times
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Lessons learned: Even essential medicines expire in the supply chain in Uganda.
Pubmed
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Terms of AB InBev's agreement with the DOJ expire in 10 years.
Reuters
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Tells about the terms of the treaty, which will expire in 1985.
The new yorker
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The last such work permits are due to expire in March 2018.
The Guardian
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The time of three hundred eighty thousand soldiers would expire in October.
Lincoln; An Account of his Personal Life, Especially of its Spri...
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Lirola's loan spell at Sassuolo is set to expire in June 2018.
The Guardian
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His previous six-year contract had been due to expire in March 2021.
Reuters
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When Madison became President, he purposefully let its concession expire in 1811.
The Belgian Curtain: Europe after Communism
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AOL drops a cookie in your browser that will expire in 2034.
Wired
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Fitzhenry said Breen still has options that expire in future years.
Reuters
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However, Germany's contract with the two companies is due to expire in 2015.
Reuters
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The current subsidy scheme for wind power is due to expire in 2012.
Reuters
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Under that plan, the most recently renewed authorizations would expire in two years.
Reuters
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