The machines have an anticipated price tag of around $ 7, 000, more than typical film-based X-ray systems, but less than lower-resolution digital machines made by Dental Medical's competitors.
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They'll probably keep trying to anticipate price increases, " said Brown Brothers Harriman & AMP; Co . analyst John Nelson, who rates Philip Morris a " short-term buy ."
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"With the state of the market at the moment they wouldn't have got their previously anticipated price, " said Michael Wilson, chief investment officer at Barclays Investment Management Australia Ltd.
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A Steinway piano that once sat in Lennon's New York home drew a top bid of $ 1 . 1 million _ $ 360, 000 short of the anticipated price.
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However, the mere threat of using the nation's reserve to influence the market could lead to lower energy bills as sellers try to unload their inventory before an anticipated price drop.
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Though the government's budget anticipates price rises of only 15 percent in 2002, the government's Secretary of Consumer Defense, Pablo Challu, now expects inflation of " above 42 percent " for the year.
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Traders initially anticipated prices would fall after the American Petroleum Institute said crude supplies in the U . S ., world's largest energy consuming nation, rose 4.3 million barrels to 321.89 million barrels.
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The most significant disclosure about the IPO was that the anticipated price range for Agere's stock is expected to be between $ 16 and $ 19 per share, for a midpoint of $ 17.50.
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Only unanticipated monetary policy could increase employment, and no central bank could systematically use monetary policy for expansion without economic agents catching on and anticipating price changes before they could have a stimulative impact.
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Large speculators are holding a heavy net-short position of sales made anticipating price declines, and when the active October contract broke through key resistance, those traders began to cover some of those positions, said brokers.
