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French economist Michel Chevalier, writing in 1866, did not address the possibility of a unipolar world, but envisaged that the “political colossus who is being created at the other side of the Atlantic” would overshadow Europe by the end of the nineteenth century.

Wells in Anticipations (1900) envisaged that "the great urban region between Chicago and the Atlantic” will unify the English-speaking states, and this larger English-speaking unit, “a New Republic dominating the world,” will by the year 2000 become the means “by which the final peace of the world may be assured forever.

Death envisaged as a skeleton, often with a scythe and [is a late medieval innovation, that became very common after the Dame Josephine Clare Barstow, (born 27 September 1940) is an English opera singer and soprano.

An example of the type of movement scheme that would need to be envisaged is provided by Tokizaki:.

As envisaged by the Treaty, the last occupation troops departed from Germany when the Russian presence was terminated in 1994, although the Belgian Forces in Germany stayed in German territory until the end of 2005.

The project started in 2001 envisaged manufacture of large wood laminated boards.

The Court of Appeal in effect envisaged procedural protection of a substantive expectation of being allowed to stay in the UK.

The ambitious plan envisaged the institution quickly maturing to university status and generating satellite campuses in various South-east Asian countries.

The Society of Jesus had not originally envisaged running a network of schools when it was founded, but it soon became progressively involved in and then largely associated with educational work.

In the event, Sharaa engaged in high-profile foreign travel as vice president, indicating that his role is envisaged as an active one on the international scene.

The use of hand-held flags at state occasions, such as the opening of the Scottish Parliament, and at sporting events, continues to be authorised by this Royal Warrant, although according to former Lord Lyon Robin Blair, in an interview given to the Sunday Post in November 2007, such use at sporting events "was not envisaged in 1935".