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ex·pec·tan·cy [ɪkˈspektən(t)si, ek-] SUST. no pl.

expectancy
expectancy
upanje n
air of expectancy
life expectancy

ˈlife ex·pec·tan·cy SUST.

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life expectancy
air of expectancy

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Life expectancy at birth is estimated to be 70 years for both males and females in 2012.
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Its original design life expectancy was only 6 months.
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Their life expectancy is at least 10 years.
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The life expectancy at birth was 72.59 years in 2011, or 70.48 years for males and 74.80 years for females.
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The average life expectancy of a vagrant shrew has been estimated at a little over six months.
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Expectancy theory, hierarchy of needs, and goal setting also have relevance in the succession planning process.
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Furthermore, negative information is much better remembered whether it violates expectancies or not.
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They have a life expectancy of about five years.
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This may partly explain the lower life expectancy of lower-income groups.
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Life expectancy was 66.4 for males and females.
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