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The Devil is poised to pounce, and would like nothing better than to catch you napping.

Meanwhile, studios and retailers are poised to introduce movie-download kiosks, using flash memory.

And here, the agile Obama looks poised to do better than most.

When the air strikes began, government forces were poised to enter Benghazi. A bloodbath appeared to be inevitable.

Hilton Hefei, a560 room luxury Business hotel in the heart of the city is poised to open later this year.

But Casino, an archrival of Carrefour, owns 37% of CBD and is poised to take control next year.

Many European countries fail to make the most of their working-age population, even as that population is poised to shrink.

As China and the Asia-Paciic region continue their own evolution, we are poised to contribute to and beneit from the advantageous climate that we live in.

Some think that the housing meltdown is poised to be a similar catalyst for derivatives that allow investors to hedge against movements in the price of residential property.

Since the extra nuclei don't die, they could be poised to make muscle proteins again, providing a type of muscle memory, he says.

But nowhere has the struggle between the former secret services and the forces for change been as intense as in Romania, now poised to join the European Union.

To tide over the immediate crisis, the UN’s Office for the Co-ordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) is poised to announce a three-month package of assistance for “urgent life-saving activities”.

Chuck Yeager first broke the sound barrier in his rocket-powered X-1 in 1947, so it's staggering to think that just 23 years later, we stood poised to take our leisure travel supersonic as well.

With Lanci at the helm, Acer is poised to continue its global growth, not only with redesigned notebooks that place an emphasis on value, but with a new batch of smart phones and tablets.

A gaping alligator poised to eat a smaller cloud.

Overall, the "favorite" this way all seem poised to take off like at every step.

Ministers are poised to introduce strict limits on UK carbon pollution when they announce Britain's first carbon budget next month.

Standing nervously at the bookshelf, I was poised to replace the volume quickly if I heard footsteps.

Until recently such firms tended to list their shares in New York, but now a Latin American capital market is poised to emerge.

Armoured units stayed on the Gaza border, poised to go back in, the army said, if Hamas resumed its firing of rockets across the border.

She held a spear in her hand and as the other girl let fly the sheet, bringing the canoe almost to a halt three yard from them, she was all poised to throw.

An ancient and incredibly powerful being with a past swathed in betrayal and destruction, Deathwing is poised to bring about the second-largest cataclysm that Azeroth has ever seen.

At this juncture, Obama and Congress seem poised to move forward together rather than butt heads.

There's no god of minimalism poised to canonize you if you squeeze your list of possessions down to some arbitrarily decided number.

Several employees on the business side resigned late last month, and rumours that editorial staff are poised to go have raised the stakes in the negotiations.

They're surging ahead of us, poised to take the lead in these new industries.

The experiments, reported in the journal Cell Death &Disease, have been on animals but the team are poised to start the first human trials.

One of Wall Street's giant investment Banks had gone bankrupt, and the remaining three were poised to follow.

One day during a six-month seclusion, as he was standing about to go into prostration , he found a large snake in his place of prostration , poised to bite him.