"We anticipate conventional attacks, we anticipate chemical attacks, we anticipate cyberattacks, and we anticipate North Korean special operations forces being inserted into the bases," he told me.
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We eagerly anticipate a sorting to emerge from the Democratic debates, anticipate Robert Mueller's testimony before Congress and anticipate Trump's performance in Asia.
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But I will say, I didn&apost anticipate-- I didn&apost anticipate Greg making the argument for immigration.
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I anticipate our guys going to pitch well, I anticipate their guy (Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw) is, too.
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Lemme just say, tech companies did not anticipate any of this stuff, and ... didn't anticipate, and they were sloppy.
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"Don't anticipate schools are going to open up in a week, please don't anticipate in a few weeks," Newsom said.
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Income expectations have improved and consumers anticipate continued robust growth in employment, but consumers also anticipate rising inflation and higher interest rates.
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So Roo is trained to anticipate the question and also anticipate the sentiment of the question to be able to answer it.
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"What we couldn't anticipate, and what we didn't anticipate, in all fairness, was how fast the youth use would accelerate," Gottlieb said.
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THERE'S A BIG DIFFERENCE IN HOW IT AFFECTS DIFFERENT KINDS OF BUSINESSES, AND YOU CAN'T TOTALLY— QUICK: —ANTICIPATE IT. BUFFETT: ANTICIPATE IT. EXACTLY.
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I do not expect the Federal Open Markets Committee (FOMC) to anticipate the new administration's policies, so I anticipate little change in its medium-term outlook.
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And I'm a big believer that losers react and leaders anticipate, but the only way you can anticipate is if you understand the patterns of history.
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"When we anticipate a gain, our brain lights up, but if we anticipate a loss in what we have, that shows twice the level of activation," Clayman explained.
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"We anticipate from the passive funds $15-$20 billion in 2019, the active side is very hard to anticipate," Khalid al-Hussan said in an interview on Thursday.
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"I didn't anticipate it being in that speech, so I won't anticipate anything being in this speech,," Brown revealed to the PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly Network on Sunday evening's red carpet.
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If you anticipate being in a lower tax bracket, you'd typically fund your traditional 401(k) now; and your Roth 401(k) now if you anticipate being in a higher tax bracket later.
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"I don't anticipate that we will be able to complete ratification of a deal by the end of this year, but I do anticipate that we will have completed the agreement," he said.
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Eventually the cost will go down, Uber Elevate officials anticipate.
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"We didn't anticipate how it would unfold," Ronson tells Refinery29.
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Did you anticipate yourself getting to this point so quickly?
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The pair anticipate production will increase 80 percent this year.
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Two court astronomers were beheaded for failing to anticipate them.
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I do not anticipate new entrants in 2017 at all.
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One would anticipate eventually that's got to go back up.
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So it's a lot sooner than I think people anticipate.
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Traders anticipate a potential interest rate cut from the Fed.
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Government must anticipate the broad strokes of future structural shifts.
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We anticipate that the issue will be rectified very soon.
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Policymakers anticipate growth will rebound sharply in the third quarter.
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Anticipate societal collapseOkay, so you're all set for the pandemic.
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"We anticipate selling a lot more this year," he said.
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Eventually, experts anticipate the two models will converge around 2030.
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Scientists anticipate that climate change will make hurricanes more severe.
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Even at retirement age, your portfolio should anticipate market volatility.
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It's to anticipate and counteract your own apathy and embarrassment.
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"We fully anticipate this will be the first of many."
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I just don't anticipate them as well as I should.
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"They cannot plan for what they cannot anticipate," she added.
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Cruz's campaign does not anticipate a win in New Hampshire.
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This year, we fully anticipate the arrival of the sequel.
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"We anticipate being in production by 2019," he told Reuters.
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And I would anticipate that it continues to get better.
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Morning people also anticipate problems and try to minimize them.
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In total, states anticipate revenues falling short by $12 billion.
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Therefore, suicide can be hard for loved ones to anticipate.
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We certainly didn't anticipate getting a mention on South Park.
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There was little more to do than anticipate the end.
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"We anticipate that normal operations will resume shortly," it added.
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Saeed knew what to anticipate, and yet he braced himself.
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The IRS said it does not anticipate major refund disruptions.
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Programming AVs to anticipate such scenarios would not improve safety.
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Nor can we anticipate how we will respond to it.
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"ethics of responsibility" try to anticipate the potential implications of
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" She added, "I don't anticipate, really, campaigning with other folks.
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However, analysts anticipate a prolonged crisis could push prices higher.
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Planning early also helps women anticipate a longer life span.
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But Finazzo doesn't anticipate more Impossible shortages at Burger King.
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She doesn't anticipate what he needs before he needs it.
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Still, the company is also trying to anticipate some problems.
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As it turned out, it broke something they didn't anticipate.
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And now, I anticipate summer of 2016 with great joy.
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Just trying to anticipate something going wrong, and it did.
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Bannon told me that he didn't anticipate any more Brexits.
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I mean I don't anticipate a lot of free nights.
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Organizers seemed to anticipate that would be a rare reaction.
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Finally, some vegetables contain more protein than you might anticipate.
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Then there are the risks we can't even anticipate yet.
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So we anticipate that to happen, to have union representation.
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So we anticipate that to happen, to have union representation.
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"Sometimes weird things happen, and you just can't anticipate it."
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Uber seems to anticipate a legal fight on many fronts.
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In fact, I didn't anticipate being a survivor at all.
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"I anticipate really wanting to throw something," Ms. Chemaly said.
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Do you anticipate that viewers will figure out such gambits?
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While many experts anticipate severely depressed prices, others see opportunity.
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You have to anticipate the things that may go wrong.
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BUT WE TOLD THE BOARD YOU SHOULD ANTICIPATE AN APPEAL.
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You might anticipate, however, that he already knows what happened.
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I would anticipate … a largely partisan outcome in the Senate.
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American officials anticipate that Egypt's wish list will be ambitious.
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Market watchers widely anticipate a Fed rate increase on Sept.
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I would anticipate it being U.S. marshals [and] U.S. attorneys.
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The duo anticipate Prime Day 2018 to be even bigger.
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But they apparently didn't anticipate how Mr. Trump would react.
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"Anticipate a long court case in the end," Neal said.
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IN FACT, WHAT THE TESTS ANTICIPATE IS SOMETHING MUCH WORSE.
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She says that no one must anticipate God's absolving hand.
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"We anticipate some kind of hate crime charges," he said.
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It relies on assumptions and can't anticipate unexpected societal changes.
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When did you anticipate you'd see them taking this stance?
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It maybe can be exposed in ways people don't anticipate.
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What in that ethos didn't anticipate any of human nature?
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My theory — very un-Hollywood — is I'd rather have a small piece of what I anticipate to be a much bigger pie than a big piece of what I anticipate to be a small pie.
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"We therefore anticipate net general government debt will exceed our previous expectations and reach 33% of gross domestic product by end-2020, and anticipate interest expenses to revenue of 11.1% in 2020," S&P said.
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"You can anticipate that kind of growth to continue," Andrews said.
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They don't anticipate that having the two spines will affect her.
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We face significant competition that we anticipate will continue to intensify.
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So do I anticipate a 60 percent return again this year?
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"It's hard to anticipate how the votes will go," Dinez says.
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"I anticipate that 2017 will be better than 2016," he said.
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"We anticipate a supplemental (budget) coming from the administration," Ryan said.
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Experts anticipate a win for AT&T, with some conditions attached.
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"I don't anticipate the use of military force," Smith told reporters.
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But they didn't anticipate just "how liberal" the university had become.
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As we eagerly anticipate the Stranger Things 2 release on Oct.
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We anticipate growing market share in the data center, in servers.
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Munla said he did "not anticipate any problems" regarding a default.
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"I think it'll be sooner than people normally anticipate," Hall said.
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Thus, we anticipate the elevation of valuation multiples for these stocks.
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Security forces anticipate the high threat of international terrorism to persist.
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Economists now widely anticipate another rate cut in September or November.
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What do you anticipate the charges or prison time to be?
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The companies anticipate at least $100 million in annual cost savings.
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They are optimistic and anticipate a successful end to the battle.
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Gibbons said he did not anticipate making any more such moves.
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Complicating matters, investors have struggled to anticipate the Trump administration's actions.
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We also do not anticipate near-term changes to sector regulation.
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We anticipate it will be a topic of discussion this offseason.
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The second is to anticipate and try and preempt unethical outcomes.
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"We didn't anticipate that," Chief Financial Officer Blake Jorgensen told Reuters.
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Today, they seem to anticipate, eerily, the cartoon character SpongeBob SquarePants.
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Many swimmers do not anticipate its depth, the sheriff's office says.
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The pattern has become familiar enough that reporters now anticipate it.
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That's a much larger negative impact than current stock declines anticipate.
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We didn't anticipate bad people would use it for bad purposes.
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They don't anticipate malevolence, oftentimes, or else they willfully ignore it.
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Do you anticipate him having ANY electoral problems because of it?
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I anticipate helping out as much as they will let me.
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You expect the game to go in places you don't anticipate.
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The truth is, there's far less randomness than you might anticipate.
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Even the pros anticipate more people will ask for additional time.
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It does not anticipate hurricane damage to significantly impact 2018 results.
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"They hope for the best, but anticipate the worst," said Watters.
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Celebrating St. Patrick's Day might be more expensive than you anticipate.
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We anticipate some of the systems will remain unavailable until tomorrow.
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It's not what we want to happen or anticipate to happen.
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"We anticipate the deal will be closed as expected," he said.
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Many industry analysts anticipate other fund companies will follow BlackRock's lead.
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Draghi said that he did not anticipate reducing rates any further.
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Japanese biophysicists proved the amoeba could memorize things and anticipate events.
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Fitch does not anticipate positive rating action in the near term.
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The company doesn't anticipate any further layoffs at Carlin, Jabara said.
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How do you identify design talent that can anticipate what's coming?
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KS: And they didn't anticipate this or ... It's a little puzzling.
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We anticipate few if any delays in delivering results to customers.
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You anticipate what you might need and what you should wear.
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We anticipate, prepare, and take proper care of our small engines.
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Mr. Cuomo seemed to anticipate this unfavorable comparison in his letter.
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How many streaming services do you anticipate people will subscribe to?
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Most people use politics to try to anticipate stock market trends.
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But I certainly didn't anticipate a movie so full of … thought.
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But he evidently did not anticipate how it would be received.
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Industry experts anticipate sales to reach 10 percent in coming decades.
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I anticipate that the reality may dishearten and surprise most Virginians.
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Now that CVS/Aetna is announced, industry sources anticipate further deals.
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I anticipate confusion, grief and buyer's remorse from this work force.
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Fitch does not anticipate a downgrade of more than one notch.
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The group continues to anticipate organic growth of 6% for 2019.
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"Anticipate a long court case in the end," he told CNN.
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"We anticipate Billy being back," Presti said during a press conference.
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However, traders could anticipate the short-term effect on financial markets.
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But we also anticipate some rules modifications to enhance player safety.
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Did you anticipate the reaction this film was going to have?
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What he didn't anticipate was how different the NBA had become.
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We try to anticipate what we think is going to happen.
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Mandelbrot said he did not anticipate raising any more private funding.
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In Chicago estate agents anticipate more Chinese parents buying expensive condominiums.
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"I don't anticipate they'll be overwhelmed," Bruins coach Bruce Cassidy said.
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"I anticipate voting to overturn the decision by the administration," Sen.
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Is that a discussion you anticipate having with your own son?
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We had good reason to anticipate such a matchup this spring.
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It's fascinating ... seems like buyers anticipate massive chaos and eventual looting.
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But we do not anticipate this will affect vote center operations.
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Ripe tomatoes, now months away, are a happy pairing to anticipate.
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Are there regional trends that you're following or trying to anticipate?
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Where do you anticipate records being broken in winter Olympic sports?
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I'd learned how to help families anticipate what dying looks like.
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But it's possible to study their design and anticipate their results.
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Woodland doesn't anticipate as long a wait before the next one.
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Many of his narrative works anticipate the plotless ballets of today.
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"You just try to anticipate whatever the guys need," he said.
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The analysts do anticipate 1033,1023 U.S. deaths and 1013 million globally.
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"We anticipate that this deteriorating trend has not bottomed out yet."
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It was beyond unrealistic for me to anticipate a seamless transition.
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The government can't anticipate who is going to lose their jobs.
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Others anticipate the news, providing a prophetic vision of our future.
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Opinion In retrospect, it seems incredible I didn't anticipate the questions.
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Manufacturers anticipate a further 13% drop in the January-March period.
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If you're running a coffee shop, you need to anticipate demand.
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The Trump investigation will lead in directions nobody can now anticipate.
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Mr. Ruffins didn't anticipate the ownership transformation on St. Bernard Avenue.
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What still remains very tricky is to anticipate a storm's intensity.
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And your body almost physically learns to anticipate what's coming next.
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" She concluded, "I just didn't anticipate how tricky success would be.
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We anticipate that they would show growth in high-margin revenues.
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But Fu said he doesn't anticipate the latter scenario to materialize.
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Sister and brother are so close they anticipate each other's thoughts.
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A payout might not be as big as you anticipate, either.
|
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Antetokounmpo presumably didn't anticipate the second-guessing that greeted those picks.
|
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They, meanwhile, confronted weightier concerns, scrambling to anticipate the coming fallout.
|
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"I didn't anticipate this kind of a reaction," Mr. Sanchez said.
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We did not anticipate the nightmare our community is currently confronting.
|
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Gilmore said he doesn't anticipate any lingering effects from that game.
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I'm trying to play a little bit like chess and anticipate.
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It's just a perfect album to anticipate spring and summer with.
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We anticipate an ordeal in these instances and are rarely disappointed.
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We do anticipate having something in the next day or so.
|
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He preferred to anticipate crises rather than to react to them.
|
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"We anticipate the show will be picked up," Mr. Russo said.
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I will admit though that I didn't anticipate the Ukraine curveball.
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WHAT DO YOU EXPECT OR ANTICIPATE U.S. COMPANIES WILL BE DOING?
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But risks will come from somewhere where we don't anticipate them.
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Once the server restarts, we anticipate the issue to be resolved.
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Tosca's lilting phrases anticipate a life of safety, privacy and love.
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Indeed, Trump Lawyers don't anticipate problems or take precautions at all.
|
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Do you anticipate that brands will work to fill this niche?
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Google said it is policy will attempt to anticipate these tricks.
|
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"I didn't necessarily anticipate that," Boone said of the IL trip.
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No promises: there may be technical obstacles a solver couldn't anticipate.
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"From a policy standpoint, we should anticipate a wider fiscal deficit as government spending is boosted ... We should also anticipate measures to relax bank lending norms and efforts to bring down bank lending rates," they said.
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You didn't anticipate this situation and how it would make you feel.
|
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"You should anticipate that happening today," he said at the White House.
|
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DeBevoise said he doesn't anticipate similar problems in future large-scale livestreams.
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I anticipate that (an EU climate plan) is going to be agreed.
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I anticipate I expect we'll be able to negotiate a good deal.
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And the more we can anticipate them, the better we can prepare.
|
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Analysts anticipate earnings growth to accelerate to 13 percent in fiscal 2020.
|
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Yet, certain analysts anticipate we are fast approaching the central bank's target.
|
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The Fed and markets both anticipate a fourth rate hike in December.
|
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Both the Fed and markets anticipate a fourth rate hike in December.
|
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You also should anticipate owing more to the IRS at tax time.
|
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Democrats now anticipate the most wide-open presidential field in modern history.
|
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Fantastic cover, makes me anticipate the film even more, if that's possible!
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Did you anticipate he was going to become the next big thing?
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But even Li didn't anticipate the amount of attention he would get.
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We could see the rise of industries we can't even anticipate yet.
|
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Shiites known as Twelvers anticipate his return as the Mahdi, or Messiah.
|
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Failing to anticipate the slowdown, thousands of firms defaulted on their loans.
|
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"I anticipate reporting on the decisions of a full bench," she said.
|
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That's a good thing for farmers trying to anticipate prices or demand.
|
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Among other things, CareSkore wants to use machine learning to anticipate mortality.
|
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But before #MeToo, it was hard to anticipate how people would react.
|
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Fitch does not anticipate a positive rating action in the near term.
|
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Financial markets anticipate a rate hike before the end of the year.
|
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You also should anticipate owing more to Uncle Sam at tax time.
|
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You've got to anticipate where you're going to turn or aim next.
|
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We can therefore anticipate a negative impact to Whole Foods' operating income.
|
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Economists mostly anticipate anywhere from one to three rate cuts this year.
|
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Nor did the 2001 authorization anticipate military confrontations with the Syrian government.
|
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But, Ocasio-Cortez told Hayes, she didn't anticipate this amount of anger.
|
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I don't anticipate them giving me any share of the advertising revenues.
|
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"We anticipate that this reversal will persist," IHS analyst Merrick Kingston wrote.
|
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Their rise was one "we truly did not anticipate," says Mr Liu.
|
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As the June 23 vote approaches, SocGen and Commerzbank anticipate wider spreads.
|
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So there have to be some things that are hard to anticipate.
|
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I wonder what we'll fail to anticipate in the next 10 years.
|
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I didn't really anticipate any of this, and that was the culmination.
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Nor should you anticipate all your traditional apps have a tablet layout.
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Use predictive modeling and alerting to anticipate future success problems in advance.
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It's time-consuming and hard to anticipate which apps you'll need when.
|
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But I didn't anticipate that Fender's new IEMs would be so stunning.
|
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We anticipate that Ladbrokes will repay this through drawing on its RCF.
|
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Fitch does not anticipate any positive rating actions in the near term.
|
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They did not anticipate the public would choose the name Boaty McBoatface.
|
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They anticipate returning to normal operations as soon as the situation allows.
|
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I can't and don't want to anticipate the results of this examination.
|
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I anticipate the first one will be the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.
|
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The coaches then recruit to the spots they anticipate having holes in.
|
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Tony Dwyer believes it's wrong to anticipate a major stock market pullback.
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Profiling them and trying to enter their minds and anticipate their moves.
|
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"We anticipate that Powell will stick with a cautious line," they wrote.
|
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Seville said he does not anticipate a future downgrade of U.S. debt.
|
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Of course, we anticipate there will be instances where we disagree. Rep.
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Don't make the mistake of failing to anticipate a denied claim, either.
|
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Perhaps I'm just ashamed that the algorithm can anticipate me so well.
|
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So, it's hard to really anticipate anything even if changes are made.
|
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The reason is something free-market economists struggle to anticipate: irrational consumers.
|
|
Traders currently anticipate that additional moves are likely in June and December.
|
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Champion doesn't "anticipate us having him back here anytime soon," he said.
|
|
Preliminary estimates anticipate April will have seen another 2-3 percent dip.
|
|
They clearly did not anticipate how few homes they'd find for sale.
|
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How long do you anticipate the response taking from Mueller&aposs team?
|
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The service is meant to anticipate a problem that doesn't exist yet.
|
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We anticipate hiring two [next summer], so it's a really daunting task.
|
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And you could anticipate some reductions ... broadly over the next several years.
|
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But what's truly puzzling is what they anticipate will come of this.
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AND I ANTICIPATE THERE WILL CONTINUE TO BE. EISEN: POLICY CONTINUITY, TOO?
|
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But Holt had ample opportunity to anticipate the scale of the response.
|
|
Some experts anticipate more scam activity this holiday season than last year.
|
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I don't anticipate he'll be much better (Saturday), but hopefully on Sunday.
|
|
Richmond said he does not anticipate another recession until 2018 or 2019.
|
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What he didn't anticipate was the $250,4013 tax bill he just incurred.
|
|
She and her team usually anticipate a response within three business days.
|
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"We anticipate that the Clean Power Plan will be upheld," he said.
|
|
And then things happened along the way that you did not anticipate.
|
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Q: Did you anticipate censor trouble, given the subject of your film?
|
|
"It's very similar to trying to anticipate homegrown radical extremists," she said.
|
|
If one could anticipate the likelihood, it would not be a surprise.
|
|
The market seemed to anticipate hurdles for the Monsanto deal on Wednesday.
|
|
He thought that the individual—private, virtuous—had to anticipate the state.
|
|
Central bankers do not believe that they can anticipate and prevent recessions.
|
|
Many in the GOP anticipate more retirements heading into the next year.
|
|
Wikistrat then reportedly began using on-the-ground sources to anticipate threats.
|
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A. A great leader has the vision and ability to anticipate changes.
|
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Data from the past helps the algorithms anticipate problems before they arise.
|
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I certainly didn't anticipate that, but I was moved watching those kids.
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I MEAN HOW DO YOU ANTICIPATE THIS ROLE PLAYING OUT FOR YOU?
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I think it's more that that they don't anticipate disaster well enough.
|
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Our forecasts anticipate the full repayment of the bonds before legal maturity.
|
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For now, I stand my ground and anticipate its sound whenever possible.
|
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What I didn't anticipate is what he was going to speak on.
|
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He and others anticipate tobacco companies will try to fight the policy.
|
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Basic research will drive new discoveries that we can't even anticipate today.
|
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Did you anticipate the media explosion that you were going to generate?
|
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I anticipate either people won't notice or they'll appreciate the dynamic shift.
|
|
"We do not anticipate an impact on overall production," the spokesman said.
|
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Presumably, when they anticipate a substantial slowing or decline in economic activity.
|
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Sallie Mae says 59 percent anticipate students will enroll in graduate school.
|
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Officials anticipate the entire process will take between two and three days.
|
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It was humbling to anticipate all the testimonies waiting to be recorded.
|
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She probably did not anticipate the reaction that her latest has received.
|
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FITCH, ON HONG KONG, SAYS ANTICIPATE THAT REVENUES WILL UNDERPERFORM BUDGET FORECASTS
|
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"Who would anticipate having to redo a commissioned, permanent work?" she said.
|
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He can anticipate the next query and the subtext of any question.
|
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England should anticipate a headache to a dubstep beat in the morning.
|
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In rushing ahead to anticipate the fallout, you're actually inhibiting yourself, Scared.
|
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I anticipate all kinds of minor catastrophes when my family gets together.
|
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Nor did the C.I.A. anticipate the fall of the shah of Iran.
|
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I anticipate diminished enthusiasm from the winners as well as the audience.
|
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"I don't know what I anticipate New York being," Mr. Graney said.
|
|
This fall brings a new batch of adaptations for readers to anticipate.
|
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They try to anticipate how the teams ahead of them will act.
|
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They used these systems to anticipate their future and to change it.
|
|
"That benefit is going to go away, I anticipate," Mr. Betteridge said.
|
|
"We can anticipate a game of Whac-a-Mole," Mr. Conway said.
|
|
"I don't anticipate taking first [in the primary]," he told BuzzFeed News.
|
|
Investors and traders have been at pains to anticipate Trump's next moves.
|
|
Fewer than 7% anticipate double-digit growth in 2020, the report said.
|
|
Yifei's father, Wang Jiaoyi, did not anticipate the backlash to the lawsuit.
|
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You should also anticipate that your tour will take a few hours.
|
|
Analysts anticipate 15% profit growth in the third quarter, according to FactSet.
|
|
He thinks no one can anticipate changes in currencies and interest rates.
|
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We do not anticipate a significant shift from our original availability timeline.
|
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"During the development, we did anticipate there being mixed reactions," he says.
|
|
"I don't anticipate any skirmishes — at least I hope not," he said.
|
|
His backgrounds of broken planes of color, do they not anticipate Cubism?
|
|
In this environment, we anticipate that inflation … will move up this year.
|
|
How can c-suites and boards of directors anticipate their social risk?
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"We anticipate that that will recommence later this week," the minister said.
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It's really important as a traveler to anticipate a lack of connectivity.
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It's an exciting time of year when we all anticipate blooming flowers.
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I don't know what the trick is to anticipate all of them.
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Forty-eight hours to process the news and anticipate her final moments.
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Forward-thinking policymakers today should anticipate the virtual reality needs of tomorrow.
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You've got to be able to anticipate where the hot spots are.
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"We anticipate that both these people will be charged later today and attend court and the charge that we anticipate they will have is one of financing terrorism," New South Wales state police Deputy Commissioner Catherine Burn told reporters.
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But two administrations have already failed to anticipate Syrian chemical weapons use and Russian escalations, he added, suggesting that American policy makers may not understand Syrian or Russian decision-making well enough to anticipate how they read American strikes.
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This a practice hedge funds typically utilize when they anticipate a down turn.
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We hope and anticipate that understanding and respect will run in all directions.
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Did you anticipate the experiment going on for as long as it has?
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This country… Sometimes the United States has political risks that you can't anticipate.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Fitch does not anticipate positive rating actions in the medium term.
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Girardi said he does not anticipate Mitchell pitching for the Yankees this season.
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Bots will instantly answer questions, respond to requests, and even anticipate your needs.
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Zuckerberg didn't anticipate the extent of the backlash his idealistic undertaking would inspire.
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"We do anticipate ultimately having Chinese nationals playing in our league," Daly said.
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We do not anticipate this will impact the seamless service we offer clients.
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"Both of those we anticipate having little or no Democratic cooperation," McConnell said.
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"So we would anticipate that that happens as data comes in," he said.
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The ruling on their release does not anticipate the outcome of their case.
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"You could experience a reduction in income sooner than you anticipate," she said.
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"I anticipate we would look to be in court pretty quickly," he said.
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I didn't anticipate that my truth would be so easily manipulated and distorted.
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I anticipate there will be tough questions, challenging questions, a lot of scrutiny.
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Anticipate — and resist — the woozy fright often triggered by a profusion of blood.
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I anticipate there will be tough questions, challenging questions, a lot of scrutiny.
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Like a true engineer, it's something he tried to anticipate and plan for.
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The company, he said, did not anticipate "excessive" price increases on drugs anymore.
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You can never anticipate how your "perfectly designed" task-management system can fail.
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A monster in the sky, toying with us, letting us anticipate its attack.
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He added that they didn't anticipate how quickly things would develop in Fallujah.
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It's a ritual that kids all over the country eagerly anticipate every week.
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Fitch does not anticipate that it will have any impact on CIBC's ratings.
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TC: How many companies do you anticipate funding altogether with this first fund?
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Since then, the stock has taken a nosedive as investors anticipate more fallout.
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"What we didn't anticipate becoming were sports parents," Union, 44, tells Steve Harvey.
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Boeing is said to anticipate a total market of 1,7373 of the planes.
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We simply cannot anticipate every possible glitch that may occur on the ground.
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We anticipate renters with illicit items will naturally prefer industrially zoned storage facilities.
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The companies anticipate closing the transaction by the end of third quarter 2017.
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"You don't anticipate something like this happening, or it wouldn't occur," Vernon said.
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We can only anticipate more acts of violence from her in the future.
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The Italian government evidently did not anticipate the uproar and mocking that ensued.
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The question is whether the company can anticipate new threats as they emerge.
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Morgan Stanley doesn't anticipate a huge economic impact from the complex political situation.
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But forecasters anticipate the storm to pick up strength in the coming days.
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Specific rewards you can anticipate for specific deeds or specific moments of action.
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You're more likely to anticipate things that that are going to anger Harvey.
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Doesn't this painting's title anticipate the direction Murray takes in the early 1980s?
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And they don't anticipate these problems, and then a lot of people leave.
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Translation: You shouldn't anticipate reliable 5G coverage even if you're in these places.
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So, what kind of fare can you anticipate to find 3 Green Hearts?
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Has the media attention exceeded what you'd anticipate the public interest to be?
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It's very comforting to them and they can anticipate what to expect next.
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The Rays anticipate the 25-year-old Snell will miss just one start.
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Trump's longest-serving employees anticipate his desires and automatically act to satisfy them.
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But, so far, I do not anticipate any effect in the security arena.
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"We anticipate heightened volatility in Boeing shares," Morgan Stanley analyst Rajeev Lalwani said.
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If you do buy and anticipate icy water crossings, I recommend the hardtop.
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"I hope we can anticipate and avoid forest and peat fires," he added.
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We have said repeatedly that we anticipate more upgrades throughout our release process.
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But they anticipate that the final, most difficult phase is yet to come.
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The pilots anticipate relatively smooth sailing as Piccard takes control one final time.
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"I think Merkel's just trying to defend or anticipate the criticism," said Schlossberg.
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Money market rates rose or remained elevated as traders anticipate more rate increases.
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There are few players who fans can anticipate crushing baseballs with such impunity.
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Then, there are the big comebacks we've come to anticipate season after season.
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"We don't anticipate there being major problems" regarding the deadline, said the source.
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Not only that, in the morning, before my coffee, I can anticipate it.
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As people learn to anticipate this behaviour, so their expectations of inflation change.
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We can't anticipate where it will help the most, but it will help.
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We do not anticipate either a contract reopening or a strike in 2628.
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They anticipate errors, such as the tendency to mix up remainders and decimals.
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Positive: Fitch does not anticipate developments that would lead to a rating upgrade.
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"I'm very regretful that I did not better anticipate this reaction," Kogan said.
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"We don't anticipate having to revisit that in the near term," he added.
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That goes particularly for health-care costs, which many retirees do not anticipate.
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I fully anticipate another supplemental bill to pay for both Harvey and Irma.
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Both sides of those rulings seemed to anticipate legal mayhem after the rulings.
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Policymakers say they anticipate action on a tax reform bill in the fall.
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Alongside her use of direct address, she began to anticipate her audience's reactions.
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She said she did not anticipate that the video would gain widespread attention.
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I'm not complaining, but it has been hard in ways I didn't anticipate.
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I anticipate we'll be dishing out another $200 soon, since it's getting colder.
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However, just 22 percent of homeowners in that same time period anticipate selling.
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In 1975, Brown made two hybrid paintings that anticipate his virtual still lifes.
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Should we anticipate a plan that calls for a land war in Asia?
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Metrorail customers who remain on the system should anticipate much longer commute times.
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I would know what they were trying to do and anticipate their moves.
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Bitcoin will exist alongside that technology but perhaps not as its advocates anticipate.
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While financial market participants and economists anticipate higher prices, America's households do not.
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Here are the ones we anticipate being top of mind in 2019: 1.
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Kohli is not the only tech billionaire to anticipate drastically longer human lives.
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"I anticipate voting to overturn the decision by the administration," Gardner told reporters.
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Positive: Fitch does not anticipate an upgrade in the near- to intermediate-term.
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Many anticipate that Stacey Abrams, the Georgia House minority leader, will run too.
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There had been no way to plan and anticipate these kinds of questions.
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You come into this seasonal connection and start to anticipate something like peaches.
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Anticipate powerful communication and connection on September 9; the Sun connects with Pluto.
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ESA founded its Clean Space initiative to anticipate future problems with space debris.
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I'd anticipate that Drake and Lil Wayne probably hang out quite a lot.
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We anticipate Accenture will continue to use FCF for share repurchases and acquisitions.
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The president told Reuters Monday that he didn't "anticipate much" from the talks.
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Role play the responses you'll likely get to anticipate objections and counter-asks.
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Ten percent don't want their children to anticipate wealth they may not receive.
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But I didn't anticipate how incredibly beautiful those stories were going to be.
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But, surmounting fears of the spreading coronavirus anticipate an impact on voter turnout.
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The majority of women, 53 percent, anticipate a negative effect on their work.
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The other thing I could not anticipate [was] the divides this would create.
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The thing is, you can anticipate criticism to the point where you're paralyzed.
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Analysts surveyed by FactSet anticipate sales on the high end of that range.
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Much will wait until after their July elections where I anticipate big numbers!
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They anticipate that the method could be used to produce monkeys for research.
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But they did not anticipate the sustained anger that would greet the news.
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The Homeland Security people who monitor organized people at mosques can't anticipate this.
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What difficulties do you anticipate in bringing this production to your school's stage?
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In a statement issued on Monday, Ms. Brazile tried to anticipate any objections.
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So I fully anticipate our colleague would quickly withdraw his comments and apologize.
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What Ms. Becker did not anticipate is how quickly it would catch on.
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"We anticipate 80–90% of our members will not be working," Taylor said.
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They also anticipate the bank's growth and inflation forecasts to have improved somewhat.
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Companies invest more when they anticipate greater demand for their goods and services.
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The people involved certainly did not anticipate anything extraordinary was in the offing.
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Police said they do not anticipate that any criminal charges will be filed.
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The airline is slowly returning to normal but some passengers should anticipate delays.
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Bananas—I didn't anticipate being a survivor in any country where bananas grow.
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Do you anticipate being able to fulfill all those promises in four years?
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Leading health officials anticipate that the case number stateside will continue to grow.
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Archives officials anticipate several more batches being released in the next few weeks.
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We anticipate other governments will take similar steps in the days to come.
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What I didn't anticipate were the fierce cravings that struck at all hours.
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"We also anticipate disruptive and destructive cyberattacks against the private sphere," he said.
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And those Sunday blahs you feel as you anticipate Monday, are clinically real.
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I didn't anticipate quite how catastrophic the consequences of Modi's victory would be.
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But the fridge is empty and I can already anticipate some costs tomorrow.
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Senate leaders have said they anticipate beginning the trial on Tuesday, January 21.
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"We certainly anticipate there to be many bills introduced this year," she added.
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And attorneys for plaintiffs say that they anticipate more lawsuits will be filed.
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"I think you have to anticipate a little bit earlier," Thibault said Thursday.
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Thus, a bad hire can be much more costly than one might anticipate.
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Using satellite data, scientists can anticipate cholera outbreaks days, even weeks, in advance.
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A higher percentage of Americans anticipate pay raises in the next six months.
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Understanding these processes will help forecasters better anticipate and understand dangerous space weather.
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Two-thirds of Americans anticipate the global outbreak will hit the world economy.
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"—NBC Politics (@NBCPolitics) February 25, 2020"We do anticipate the number will grow.
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First of all, I could never anticipate Trump's antipathy toward the intelligence community.
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Forecasters do not anticipate any significant rain in the scorched regions for months.
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"It's hard to anticipate exactly in which direction it will go," Berkowitz said.
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Anticipate closing costs to run about 2% to 4% of total loan value.
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This is going to get interesting, and I happily anticipate the coming twists.
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"I don't anticipate we're just going to look the other way," he said.
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"I anticipate for our phone to be ringing a whole lot," he says.
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"You basically need to anticipate," says Kocher, who has a PhD in physics.
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The pre-emptive strike suggests the administration does not anticipate a rosy forecast.
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We hope, anticipate and expect to make up a quarter of the vote.
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As for the pods, Martin doesn&apost anticipate adding more to the bank.
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And it's certainly not something that I anticipate that we would be considering.
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Do they have access to the intelligence they need to anticipate incoming threats?
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In adjusting interest rates, the Fed must anticipate the evolution of those conditions.
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The CW dropped a new promo Wednesday showing fans what they can anticipate.
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Still, they anticipate that the site may eventually be forced to shut down.
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We anticipate some widebody orders that you'll be hearing about through the week.
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"Regulations and insurance practices created decades ago didn't anticipate these changes," he said.
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Below are some of the launches, space science and other events we anticipate.
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Prior to the opening ceremony, Russia seemed to anticipate future accusations of cyberattacks.
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But these maps provide useful information for power grid companies to anticipate hazards.
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In Q3, analysts anticipate the addition of 774,000 U.S. subscribers and 2.85 million overseas.
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New technologies have a way of bettering our lives in ways we cannot anticipate.
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When investors anticipate loan losses, they price bank shares below their corresponding book values.
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Describing it mathematically is like trying to anticipate minute pressure fluctuations in a hurricane.
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So utility managers use demand curves to anticipate the electric needs of their customers.
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The team says it doesn't anticipate that these will be problematic for developers, though.
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For one, they simply did not anticipate how quickly national political parties could form.
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The film was edgy and no one could anticipate the response to that movie.
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We anticipate that the growth rate of our user base will decline over time.
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I think that message is understood and I'd anticipate progress in the coming weeks.
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Anticipate what she wants to stay on top of, and send her regular updates.
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However, coach Dan Quinn is fine with standing pat and doesn't anticipate any action.
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Experts anticipate that these numbers will trump the large outbreak that occurred in 2014.
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Computers still struggle to anticipate how people will move—they're literally a moving target.
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I don't know the exact extent, but we don't anticipate having him in Monday.
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That's because when we anticipate and desire something, we trigger dopamine which feels wonderful.
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Leverage also leaves companies more vulnerable to minor shifts that analysts struggle to anticipate.
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Experts anticipate that O'Connor's ruling would not have an immediate impact on the law.
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Both states now anticipate collecting hundreds of millions of weed-related tax revenues annually.
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"I didn't anticipate that the misinformation would be so overwhelming for people," he says.
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"We anticipate this will go live in January 2015," he wrote in the email.
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Margosian said the Girl Scouts did not anticipate this decision affecting their own membership.
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The Duffers said they anticipate five seasons to bring "Stranger Things" to a conclusion.
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Their leadership will critically enable the launch of Zilretta, which we anticipate in 2017.
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We anticipate all of the above metrics to only improve as time goes on.
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I researched rental rates to guesstimate how much we could anticipate in rental income.
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Raymond James and Cowen anticipate revenue of $257 million; Wedbush is at $21 million.
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During nighttime hours and on weekends, they can almost anticipate an influx of patients.
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Companies will need to anticipate this behavior and offer solutions to fill those gaps.
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But what I am really interested in is discovering gravitational waves we didn't anticipate.
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"We no longer anticipate the recovery in North America as originally forecasted," he added.
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Investors anticipate less supply from Iran as U.S. sanctions on Tehran begin to bite.
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"I didn't anticipate all the work and living there through the renovation," she said.
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Meteorologists anticipate the storm making landfall near Salalah and neighboring Yemen on Saturday morning.
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Despite the preservation restrictions, Annie Murphy doesn&apost anticipate any problems finding a buyer.
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Nor did the 16-year-old authorization anticipate military confrontations with the Syrian government.
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Starting just hours after her birth we were confronted with costs we didn't anticipate.
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Microsoft Dynamics has more traction than most people expect or anticipate in enterprise CRM.
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The Chicago Department of Aviation has said it doesn't anticipate any disruption in service.
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"We anticipate that Brexit may well end up bringing as much opportunity as disruption."
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Certainly early adopters have come to anticipate questionable decisions from a new hardware startup.
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You could do all of the work, and anticipate that, and build for that.
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For example, IPod lovers anticipate Apple's product refreshes on social media and online forums.
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Impossible has implemented a new planning system to help it better anticipate those changes.
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"It takes years and years," Melanie says—years that Halford did not anticipate having.
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Though, to be fair, Canalys does anticipate continued global growth in the smartwatch category.
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A part of me expected it, the same way you can anticipate being dumped.
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Republicans anticipate a three-year transition from government to private control under the proposal.
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One said he did not anticipate any significant rights issue in the near term.
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We do not anticipate further market volatility with upcoming primaries in March and April.
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As opposed to trying anticipate how this new monetary system is going to emerge.
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The speed with which startups address (and even anticipate) these challenges dictates the outcome.
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He also said he does not anticipate charges being brought against the shooter's girlfriend.
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It is laudable that Facebook is taking steps to try to anticipate suicidal behavior.
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U.S. airlines anticipate a bigger payout from Cuba than is typical for Caribbean destinations.
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The more that May suffers, the more that markets will anticipate lasting economic pain.
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"I think most investor contracts did not anticipate something like an ICO," said Draper.
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Like most of her other launches, we anticipate them being gone very, very quickly.
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But then other issues and themes kind of emerged, which I didn't necessarily anticipate.
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But do I anticipate Lando being in a McLaren, winning races and the championship?
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You'd almost have to anticipate what he was going to do to catch him.
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Promising to anticipate trouble, for a fee, is the the hedge-fund industry model.
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And you have to know that stocks anticipate those declines and then the end.
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"I wouldn't anticipate it to be honest on a trade war alone," McCormack said.
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Do you anticipate further "unforeseen" consequences or changes for taxpayers due to this act?
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However, Fitch does not anticipate a significant house-price correction, absent an economic shock.
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Mr. Epshteyn has not been subpoenaed nor do we anticipate that he will be.
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Another 21 states anticipate running out of money by the end of March 2018.
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They made everyone anticipate Murda Muzik and everything on cemented them as rap royalty.
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"There are fewer follicles than I anticipate for normal 32-year-olds," he says.
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Surrounded by your family, you anticipate the meal but worry what will come after.
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Political actors constantly anticipate the reaction of the president (and others) to their choices.
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What do you anticipate changing in wrestling in the next five or so years?
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We do not anticipate any further statements until he is released from the hospital.
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But because these laws were written decades ago, they did not anticipate the Internet.
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This year, as some anticipate increasingly hot Septembers, the pool season has been extended.
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Seventy-five percent of survey panelists, myself included, anticipate an economic recession by 22019.
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At least with Joe, we can hear his thoughts and anticipate his next move.
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For the full year, analysts surveyed by FactSet anticipate a 26% contraction in profit.
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"I would anticipate that wildfire smoke would have an impact on infants," she added.
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Meanwhile, experts anticipate an uptick in cyber activity targeting industrial control systems going forward.
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Yet statistics clearly indicate that there is no reason to anticipate an overstay crisis.
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But an English major can anticipate a starting salary of $28,2000, by Purdue's calculation.
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Dinneen, for one, does not anticipate that Icahn will simply let the issue go.
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It is also useful to anticipate where future legislative needs will be the greatest.
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"I don't anticipate that a government witness will utter the word 'Russia," Andres said.
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"I don't anticipate it will be Mexico where I win the championship," Hamilton said.
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Whether a Tsunami strikes in Thailand, or Japan, or Houston, we usually cannot anticipate.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Fitch does not anticipate additional upward rating momentum in the near term.
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And industry experts say they anticipate this trend will continue for years to come.
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In Los Angeles, for example, renters anticipate needing $36,340 to cover a down payment.
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Driving away is also futile, since it's tough to anticipate where radiation will travel.
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This would allow public health officials to anticipate where the next outbreak will occur.
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The stability fund is pretty straightforward so we don't anticipate major changes that way.
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CNN forecasters anticipate Philippe will move into the western Atlantic Ocean by Monday afternoon.
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This leads many investors to make portfolio changes in anticipate of a market collapse.
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"We fully anticipate that there will be questions raised about Mr. Gulen," he said.
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Investors anticipate more gains due to supply concerns, at least in the short-term.
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It failed, however, to anticipate how technology would supplant human curation of the web.
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"Anticipate the areas where investors might really poke at in the presentation," said Paxhia.
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Their troubled and obscured interior lives led to hyperviolence difficult to anticipate or prevent.
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Analysts surveyed by FactSet anticipate segment sales to rise by 23 percent this year.
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She seemed to anticipate that his time with the team had run its course.
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We anticipate that by 2025, 20% of our energy will come from renewable energy.
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And in all that time, Google could never quite anticipate the right incoming collision.
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A House Homeland Security Committee spokesman said it's too soon to anticipate next steps.
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The market is pricing in a recession, which she doesn't anticipate coming to fruition.
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Manufacturers can anticipate customer needs and be prepared with the right resources on hand.
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Do you anticipate other designers using their show slots as political platforms this season?
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So, when does 47-year-old RJJ anticipate a return to the squared circle?
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They only anticipate opportunity, which is I think ... that's a Silicon Valley personality trait.
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Some worried about cholera, but the CDC "does not anticipate" cholera cases, writes Politifact.
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Consumers also anticipate interest rates increasing in the foreseeable future, slowing future economic growth.
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Original plans for the projects did not anticipate the extent of China's economic slowdown.
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These allow us to anticipate the future with a consistency unimaginable to our ancestors.
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"They're already learning to anticipate what it is that I don't want," he said.
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"We do not anticipate that there will be any amendments to it," she said.
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These aren't movies for distracted viewers — yet they anticipate the age of distracted viewing.
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"We anticipate those will be finalized within two to three weeks," Kuhnert-Tallman said.
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Some anticipate Singapore's move could cost the city-state business in the bunkering industry.
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They also anticipate challenges and provide potential solutions before being told what to do.
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Goldman did anticipate the response to shale, Currie said — just not the high velocity.
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" The firm "seeks to identify situations where we anticipate a catalyst will unlock value.
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Bond markets anticipate two further rate hikes next year but Fed forecasters expect three.
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"We do anticipate to see more positive cases in the state of Florida," Gov.
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This was a roadblock that I didn't anticipate and just further decreased my productivity.
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But, for now, it's something to savor; for next week it's something to anticipate.
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Too many people anticipate the champion will be a team most people don't expect.
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It's an event that all fans anticipate throughout the first half of the season.
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And that instead of anxiously worrying about those meetings, we could excitedly anticipate them?
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Well, but, what I mean is ... No, it's not intent, they didn't anticipate them.
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One thing lawmakers didn't anticipate: How bad thousands of flowering marijuana plants can smell.
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"I anticipate a lot more repression in the days ahead" in Vietnam, he said.
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Mockingbird came to define Lee in a way that she obviously did not anticipate.
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I eagerly anticipate the next four to seven games to figure it all out.
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What do you anticipate finding with these new remains coming home from North Korea?
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What she doesn't seem to anticipate is her husband's refusal to bail her out.
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"We do not anticipate any liquidity problems during the crises," Dufry said on Thursday.
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We did not anticipate that this is what the surplus would be used for.
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Officials said they did not anticipate more officers being arrested unless new information surfaces.
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For one, I did not anticipate Alyx is, essentially, Valve making a horror game.
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However, fewer modern poisons rely on consumption, which makes them even harder to anticipate.
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Further, if investors anticipate a halt to trading, there would likely be panic selling.
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He did not anticipate such interest when the first auction was conducted in 2003.
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Every time the phone rings from a colleague in Yemen, I anticipate bad news.
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Some analysts anticipate approval, while others see virtually no chance the drug is cleared.
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At this rate, researchers don't anticipate hitting overall gender parity until at least 2070.
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I anticipate that if he does really well on Super Tuesday, game goes on.
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And managing a property is often more work and more stress than people anticipate.
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"We anticipate that 2019 will be a more challenging year than 2018," Fresnillo said.
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Ancestry tests can also help you anticipate health concerns typical of certain dog breeds.
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"I would anticipate the insurance companies to be taking an active role," he added.
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Dr. David E. Persse, Houston's chief medical officer, does not anticipate any big outbreaks.
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But the team seemed to anticipate that the fashion fad would not last forever.
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So will it, as the bookies seem to anticipate, be swept aside with ease?
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"I would anticipate the Chief Justice would not actually make any rulings," McConnell said.
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Citrix said its machine learning technology will help automate certain tasks and anticipate others.
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The department also said officials anticipate processing over 85033,000 individuals in new asylum cases.
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Investors have begun to anticipate interest rate rises by the end of this year.
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What I didn't anticipate was that there were so many holes in the story.
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Team Rising weigh in with what they anticipate to happen in the Nevada Caucus.
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Their mission was to assess its status and anticipate the trajectory of its deterioration.
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"I personally do not anticipate attending that," he said during an interview on CNN.
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Little did we anticipate that everything we believed would turn out to be wrong.
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Whole business plans must anticipate and align with a net zero economy by 2050.
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We don't anticipate making an adjustment to our baseline forecast for the U.S. economy.
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The strategy might be unnecessary for retirees who really do anticipate a consistent overhead.
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First, simply identify caregivers, assess their abilities and anticipate challenges they're likely to encounter.
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However, the U.S. president reportedly said he did not "anticipate much " from the discussions.
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The coming damage I anticipate cannot be reduced to sound bites, despite the devastation.
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We usually cannot anticipate where disaster will strike and acquire timely pre-disaster images.
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MNUCHIN: WELL, I DON'T ANTICIPATE THERE'S GOING TO BE A LOT OF STICKING POINTS.
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"You're trying to anticipate what kinds of questions people will ask you," Fagen said.
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A wide majority of Fed officials anticipate holding rates steady until 2021 -- or later.
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Analysts surveyed by FactSet anticipate 23 percent earnings growth and 8 percent sales growth.
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"I don't anticipate you'd be on the list for too long," Afshar blurted out.
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"I anticipate giving them as much access as I possibly can," Mr. Ulrich said.
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Fight club Paragliding is a bucket list item -- but you'd never anticipate this ending.
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"I don't anticipate we're going to pass a federal red flag law," Republican Sen.
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Experts have said that they anticipate patches for the vulnerabilities to slow down computers.
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They anticipate a final House vote on impeachment by the end of the year.
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At the time, Mylan said it did not anticipate any impact on EpiPen supply.
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"I don't anticipate everyone will be there for the exact same reason," he said.
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GM doesn't anticipate having to pay any significant federal tax for years to come.
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He added that he did not anticipate calling Rhodes to reappear before the committee.
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Their mission was to assess its status and anticipate the trajectory of its deterioration.
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Analysts surveyed by FactSet anticipate 34% sales growth in its January-ended fourth quarter.
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This is not the outcome I anticipate for the current coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic.
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Now it may be his role to support her through turns he can't anticipate.
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Myers appeared to anticipate that the organization would face a great deal of scrutiny.
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It didn't anticipate the reams of data that would be available to officials today.
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DO YOU ANTICIPATE WITH THE PRESIDENT'S ADMIRATION OF TARIFFS AND HOW EFFECTIVE HE THINKS THEY ARE AS A TOOL, DO YOU ANTICIPATE THAT THIS IS KIND OF GOING TO BE A CONSTANT TRADE WAR THAT WE'RE DEALING WITH FROM HERE ON OUT, TOO?
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Anti-piracy and humanitarian missions were also something the ship had to anticipate, he added.
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Will UBI cause problems that we can't anticipate or create more conflict than it resolves?
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" Asked if Harris plans to plead guilty, Brennan said: "I anticipate a non-trial resolution.
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So, some observers see Escarra's comments as political show, and instead anticipate fire sales ahead.
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It's the ability to anticipate and provide predictive scenarios based on the data you've collected.
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The day that coffee lovers around the world highly anticipate every year is finally here.
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It was difficult in the beginning because I didn't anticipate what the response would be.
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"If you're doing these activities, anticipate a 1099-MISC or a 1099-K, " she said.
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"We anticipate demand and have expanded our capacity," Purple Carrot CEO Andy Levitt told CNBC.
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"It's safe to say ... we did anticipate some [of those] bankruptcies," the CEO said Tuesday.
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Amy Klobuchar suggested that the Obama administration did not fully anticipate Republican resistance in 2009.
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The Hound's narrative still feels unresolved, and I anticipate this won't be his last rodeo.
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Most energy firms have become greener to anticipate changing public expectations on pollution and safety.
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I think that it impacted it in a way that the traditional campaigns didn't anticipate.
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As a government, we can not easily reverse this trend, but we can anticipate it.
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Boeing also said it does not anticipate share buybacks until 737 MAX returns to service.
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They failed to anticipate the collapse of 2007-08 or the euro zone's debt crisis.
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"I anticipate that that will be the criticism of this season," Sinclair told BuzzFeed News.
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No amount of pre-mapping and route planning can completely anticipate changes in air circulation.
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It's important to anticipate how your investors will problem-solve before you give up control.
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"I don't anticipate that there are additional executive actions that we can take," Obama said.
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I anticipate that the president's defenders will generate 'theories' purporting to justify his move anon.
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You'll pack two or maybe three slices of bread, if you anticipate being very hungry.
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The economic and human costs of war are impossible to anticipate but frightening to consider.
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Some businesses have already put new policies in place; others anticipate future negotiations with employees.
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Once that's done, we fully anticipate that there will be additional requests at that time.
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So here's what we can anticipate about the future of Google on display next week.
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Already, robots are being taught how to anticipate human actions—in effect, reading the future.
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"There are fewer follicles than I anticipate for a normal 32-year-old," he replies.
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Either way, I don't anticipate the heavy stone seeing the light of day anytime soon.
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The projection, though, is still a far cry from where committee members anticipate rates heading.
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It was overly naive not to anticipate manipulation by bad actors and take precautionary measures.
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But he failed to anticipate the rise of parties, and how they would reshape incentives.
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The aftereffects of a food binge are also harder to anticipate for people with autism.
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"If the child has no history of allergies, I would not anticipate anything," Fineman said.
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"I anticipate to continue working at the ranch for the next five years," she says.
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Thankfully Nintendo/The Pokémon Company/Niantic had a breakout success that even they didn't anticipate.
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I didn't anticipate how awful it would feel to have my most pessimistic assumptions confirmed.
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How did Thiel think he would not eventually be discovered and not anticipate the backlash?
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What Mr Abbott seemingly failed to anticipate is that so many Republicans would be, too.
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Amazon isn't the only retailer able to seemingly anticipate what its customers want and need.
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"War is very traumatic and we should anticipate," Van Dahlen tells PEOPLE of her program.
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We anticipate that the group will redeem the 2017 bond, using the existing credit facilities.
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Or at the very least, anticipate his approach and go in strong like Macron learned.
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Very often, we anticipate a lot of problems and therefore, we don't take the lead.
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In an office environment, I don't anticipate too many users openly talking to their systems.
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Automakers anticipate consumers will start buying more electric vehicles in the future as prices drop.
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Surprise trade surpluses in February and March have made some economists anticipate a loosening cycle.
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Looking forward, we anticipate benefits in terms of settlement speeds, transparency and high security standards.
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When users anticipate something good will happen, the hope motivates them to take the action.
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From what we've seen so far, I wouldn't anticipate anything major on the design front.
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The company said it does not anticipate a significant improvement in economic conditions in 2017.
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I anticipate that I'll be able to do both and it won't be a problem.
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Only 9 percent anticipate sales will fall, down from 10 percent in the previous survey.
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Hence, Fitch does not anticipate a high probability of negative action over the forecast period.
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It's becoming almost as hard to anticipate when falling unemployment will finally push up wages.
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Did they not anticipate the backlash and subsequent harm to its economy that would follow?
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By the end of the project, they anticipate to investigate more than a million stars.
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Creative Strategies President and Analyst Tim Bajarin told me to anticipate, at most, processor updates.
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Analysts anticipate that regaining the old levels may be difficult without significant drawdown in inventories.
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WE FULLY EXPECT THAT AND WE ANTICIPATE LOCALS BEING ALLOWED TO GAMBLE AT SOME POINT.
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"We simply didn't anticipate that it could be 125 mile per hour winds," Baumgartner said.
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The more it can collect, the better it can know you and anticipate your needs.
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Now that "conservatives" run the government in a new Trump administration, what can we anticipate?
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The effects of a mass exposure on children near Notre-Dame are difficult to anticipate.
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And unlike his infamous previous startup, Kanojia doesn't anticipate any legal challenges derailing his plans.
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Environmental activists anticipate bamboo will become popular across the country because of its economic incentives.
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The instructors will forward the caucus selfies to Koval, who doesn't anticipate rejecting many requests.
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"We'll anticipate that amendments addressing Russia sanctions are likely to be offered," McConnell said Wednesday.
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"But I cannot anticipate the result (of the meeting) now," the centre-right leader added.
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However, they failed to anticipate the massive customs fee associated with such a large import.
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One tested strategy for BASF is trying to anticipate exactly how future markets will develop.
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What we didn't anticipate, though, was that the process would be so painful to witness.
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A. That is exactly what China needs now, but I do not anticipate it happening.
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Experts anticipate it could take the internet commerce company about , but the market still reacted.
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"We can anticipate at best a bumpy road to the negotiations," he told the gathering.
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As the final barriers to entry come down, many anticipate a flood of new businesses.
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A Democratic aide said that's the earliest the lawmakers anticipate a decision on the request.
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In 6900, we didn't adequately anticipate the needs of a new majority of college students.
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He allowed that there "could be" a trade war but said he didn't anticipate one.
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"We don't anticipate any negative impact upon his return on his playing career," Yzerman said.
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Fitch does not anticipate any meaningful changes to Disney's financial policy over the ratings horizon.
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"We did not anticipate this dramatic a change in the e-vapor category," he added.
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Do we anticipate that there is going to be big news later in the day?
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Markets also anticipate a third hike, but a fourth is still a toss-up. Disclaimer
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"With archives, people always end up giving you things that you didn't anticipate," Baumann said.
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Can we anticipate the allocation of additional Foreign Commercial Service officers in the next budget?
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Authorities say they anticipate negotiating a deal in coming months with lenders on debt relief.
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"I anticipate more general purpose forces being used for some of the missions," he said.
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The analysis helps companies explore uncertainties, challenge internal bias, anticipate change and develop resilient strategies.
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" In a follow-up interview, Newman noted he doesn't "anticipate" the series "being more political.
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What they did not anticipate—and what we face today—is an entirely separate challenge.
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"I anticipate he was looking for anybody coming to take him into custody," Lombardo said.
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Off-kilter Baroque stylings recall Stravinsky and anticipate the meta-musical games of Alfred Schnittke.
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She thought she knew what to anticipate; anything else she'd figure out on the fly.
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But experts anticipate those changes would damage the market for customers who are left behind.
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"We anticipate integrating flok's technology into our portfolio of solutions for small businesses," he said.
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I used to joyously anticipate this time of day, because it made things less lonely.
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I anticipate Mas' peaches for nine to ten months out of the year, for example.
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It wasn't an art degree, but it impacted his art in ways he didn't anticipate.
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Chief among them is ignorance, wherein we simply lack the knowledge to anticipate bad outcomes.
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He added that he had no reason to anticipate such pressure from the White House.
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"We anticipate that she, too, has the coronavirus," a voicemail message from a nurse said.
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And there's no way anyone could possibly anticipate it, and certainly I did not, no.
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A smaller portion of 46 percent of men anticipate a negative impact on their work.
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Each of us can help anticipate, perhaps ask what will our customers and partners need.
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Herrmann told CNN that SSRS can anticipate this, but still says they're working long hours.
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We don't anticipate hearing anything about AR glasses, AirPods 2.0, Apple cars or new iPhones.
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We anticipate further positive announcements at BlizzCon (in November) on the company's upcoming game slate.
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What kinds of performance-enhancing strategies do you anticipate given our current understanding of endurance?
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After all, they couldn't anticipate the hardware devices modern people would use to email with.
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But I anticipate that the phone calls will be more distressing to him than heartwarming.
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Economists and investors don't expect rate cuts today, but anticipate that happening later this year.
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Some scientists anticipate the rainforest will change into a seasonal forest rather than a savanna.
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I would anticipate that there's new scooter companies with more fleet here by mid October.
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Watch the money coming back into the country, it'll be more money than people anticipate.
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Republicans anticipate finding the convenient meeting rooms they took for granted will be off limits.
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He said he liked to anticipate what might happen in a game by studying beforehand.
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What do you anticipate it's going to be like to see yourself on a billboard?
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The best you can do is adapt, anticipate, be flexible, sense the environment and respond.
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The framers did not anticipate every problem, and they did not directly address this one.
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"We do anticipate to see more positive cases in the state of Florida," DeSantis said.
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The entities anticipate significant synergies from the merger and want to focus partly on innovation.
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The short span of human life and imagination limits our capacities to anticipate the unexpected.
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"You have to anticipate every avenue of attack and every possible outcome," Ms. Koop said.
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Tokyo 2020 does not anticipate banning the "Rising Sun" flag, spokesman Masa Takaya told Reuters.
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We anticipate that the voting system we use will help us identify this majority preference.
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The power division is falling apart because it didn't anticipate the rise of renewable energy.
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Tally your estimated profit for the number of years you anticipate renting out the house.
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Their restlessness, juxtapositions of disparate styles and use of photography especially anticipate important postwar developments.
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"Anticipate employee fear, anxiety, rumors, and misinformation and plan communications accordingly," the CDC's website says.
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And with climate change, the landscape is evolving in ways that are difficult to anticipate.
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But Aspelmeyer and Novotny anticipate that these experiments will take many more years to achieve.
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Last December this theory led the Fed to anticipate several interest rate increases in 6900.
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She does not anticipate that anything approaching the old downtown will return for a generation.
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For some outside observers, however, expectations are low — don't anticipate a major breakthrough, they warned.
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"I tend to like information and would anticipate I would vote for more," she said.
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"But they apparently didn't anticipate something so sudden, so acute, and so tremendous," he said.
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IS THAT HOW WE SHOULD ANTICIPATE SUCCESSION PLANNING AT BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY FOR THE CEO JOB?
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"Respondents anticipate spending less at almost all department stores surveyed," wrote Jefferies analyst Daniel Binder.
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I certainly did not anticipate this was going to be a week-long news cycle!
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Naturally, health-care costs typically rise as you age – but even more than most anticipate.
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Voters can make strategic decisions in a specific caucus site that we do not anticipate.
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TechCrunch: Does Podium anticipate that payments will provide material revenue over the next 18 months?
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The goal is to anticipate the next big food trend and apply it to menus.
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Now the trend is happening again as women anticipate which accessories Ms. Markle will wear.
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Investigators said they did not anticipate charging anyone else in the killing of Ms. Majors.
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"We are not aware of any specific threats nor do we anticipate any disturbances," Sgt.
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"Here is what I would anticipate," McConnell said about how the trial will play out.
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You would anticipate that some part of a New York market would look like that.
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"But they apparently didn't anticipate something so sudden, so acute and so tremendous," he said.
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Workers also may not understand the terms, nor anticipate the consequences for their own careers.
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Women in Saudi Arabia anticipate the change that will allow them to drive within months.
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Demographers anticipate that by 2060 almost one in four will be in that age group.
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The Framers of our Constitution did not anticipate or envision such polarization of political parties.
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And the Shuberts anticipate renovations at three theaters: the Ambassador, the Cort and the Lyceum.
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What she didn't anticipate: Being abruptly plucked from the busy medical unit in Tallahassee, Fla.
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"You have to anticipate how they'll come after you, because they will," Mr. Loeser said.
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The most likely scenario for collusion seems fuzzier and less transactional than many Democrats anticipate.
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It&aposs important for startup founders to anticipate likely challenges before they launch their business.
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Real estate predictions anticipate a millennial migration to the suburbs outside of major metropolitan areas.
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It is time for a comprehensive examination of how we anticipate, recover, and deter cyberattacks.
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The Center's objective is to anticipate emerging dangers and mitigate vulnerabilities before they are exploited.
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And most anticipate Cronos Group's move will encourage other Canadian cannabis companies to follow suit.
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"We anticipate filing a complaint Friday in federal court in Salt Lake City," Rydalch said.
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You anticipate natural makeup being a trend next year — how can that look be achieved?
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"I anticipate she'd pretty much carry on the policies and agenda of Mulvaney," Kaplinsky said.
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As a member, clearly we would anticipate them being part of the government affairs committee.
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"We don't anticipate much in the way of employees relocating to Des Moines," Houston said.
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"We anticipate both of them by year end," Commercial Aircraft President Fred Cromer told reporters.
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But as a result of the maturation of these systems, they&aposre starting to anticipate.
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Analysts anticipate 13 percent blended earnings growth — the largest portion contributed by the energy sector.
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QUINTANILLA: I GUESS, DO WE ANTICIPATE ANY NOTICEABLE EFFECTS ON ANCILLARY MARKETS, EQUITIES, FOR EXAMPLE?
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I have some experience with challenges of this kind leading to innovations we can't anticipate.
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Guarding against corporate complacency to anticipate social risks requires proactive intervention starting at the top.
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Even as they eagerly anticipate those results, lawmakers are plunging ahead with their own investigations.
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Another study found that we deal better with the commuting delays that we can anticipate.
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One furious official told CNN's Jim Acosta that the White House didn't anticipate the move.
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And we're building systems we don't understand, which means we can't always anticipate their behavior.
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In addition, the staff continued to anticipate that supply constraints might restrain output growth somewhat.
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Of course, the people there didn't anticipate those issues as well as they should have.
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"We anticipate continued migration" from cars to SUVs over the next five years, he added.
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"If we're going to be ready ... we've got to anticipate what comes next," noted Rep.
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"We don't anticipate it coming back up again," said Ben Veghte, spokesman for the NVCA.
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But nowhere else do we anticipate a decapitation before it happens, as we do here.
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There will be more and more information like this available to city planners, who can use it to better anticipate the needs of city dwellers, and to the public, who can hack and manipulate it in all sorts of ways we can't anticipate now.
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He had a nice back end of April, and I anticipate him moving it into May.
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Consequently, Fitch does not currently anticipate developments with a high likelihood of leading to a downgrade.
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Consequently, Fitch does not currently anticipate developments with a high likelihood of leading to an upgrade.
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To his credit, Sanders seemed to anticipate his present situation weeks before it had fully coalesced.
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" But the Coast Guard also cited a "failure to anticipate the change in the weather conditions.
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But America's framers didn't even anticipate that there would be political parties in the first place.
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"We anticipate reviewing this matter with our regulators in due course," Hoffman said in a statement.
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Plants anticipate future conditions and respond to the light cast by competitors before actually being shaded.
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Just under half expect no change in orders, and a quarter anticipate a fall in orders.
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The association's ethics committee is revisiting the issue, she said, but she doesn't anticipate any change.
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"You don't anticipate hearing a baby in the woods," Sheriff Ron H. Freeman told reporters Friday.
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Chinese officials and scholars say they anticipate further turbulence in relations with the U.S. under Trump.
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Do you anticipate that, or do you just wait and see what comes down the road?
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"Operators want to anticipate and make sure they are prepared for what may come," Uitto said.
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To be fair, it's really hard to anticipate this stuff, and impossible to reliably time it.
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Certainly, the U.S. should anticipate reduced cooperation from Mexico on regional challenges like the Venezuela crisis.
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" A few sentences later he added this: "We anticipate 2017 will be an aggressive investment year.
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Cashin said the markets anticipate "a showdown coming relevant to the State of the Union" address.
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Analysts anticipate Amazon potentially releasing its own streaming-game service by the end of the year.
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He was here to rally Democrats and to fight cultural tides the party didn't quite anticipate.
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A majority of likely primary voters, 56 percent, said they anticipate Sanders will win the primary.
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" That means you'll need to "anticipate their concerns, and put them to rest before they arise.
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But what the writer and activist didn't anticipate was police storming into her house on Jan.
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"I anticipate this could be a very important wedge issue on the GOP side," Saloner said.
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Analysts at brokerage ConvergEx Group in New York anticipate the weighting in the small-cap financials .
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On Google, you target ads to terms you anticipate will be typed in the search box.
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It's also a grand party that so many of us anticipate and are always surprised by!
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"We anticipate a productive relationship with new management for all Ringer staff members," the groups said.
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And it's why Republicans would never do this — because they could anticipate exactly what would happen.
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The park said it doesn't anticipate any physical health issues among the remaining orcas in Orlando.
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Some of the points of convergence in this week's debate were the ones you might anticipate.
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" They added that they don't "anticipate the earnings impact of any potential change will be material.
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" That being said, consumers should anticipate "disruptions to orders for certain infection products in various markets.
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"In constant currencies we anticipate a growth of 5% to 7%," he said in an interview.
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Economists anticipate that ECB steps towards winding down QE will come only in June or later.
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Here are some things Beyoncé, and other expectant moms, can anticipate carrying two bundles of joy.
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Facebook's stock rose 4.2% Monday as investors anticipate the company's entrance into the hot cryptocurrency space.
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He expelled too much energy at the beginning, and didn't anticipate the energy needed to navigate.
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But even for those who didn't anticipate it "The Bicameral Mind" laid it out plainly enough.
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"We do not anticipate any deal to fall foul of anti-trust concerns," the analysts said.
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Instead, your devices anticipate how much charge is left with the help of a little math.
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Some banks have tried to anticipate the final rules to beat the potential rush of issuance.
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Even so: anticipate many people saying that Android P has stolen the iPhone X's gesture system.
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Elsewhere, Kerkhoff said he did not anticipate Thyssenkrupp to be significantly impacted by U.S. trade tariffs.
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Over time, U.S. airlines anticipate a bigger payout from Cuba than is typical for Caribbean destinations.
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Did we just not anticipate the in-built limits inherent in space travel and intelligence creation?
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"We design for what we can anticipate and leave openings for things we can't," Bloome said.
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The elegant simplicity of its premise is what makes The Shallows so much fun to anticipate.
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Between the lines: It's always hard to anticipate how and when new technologies will catch on.
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Mr Bennett reckons his new system can anticipate potholes with a success rate of about 85%.
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Consequently, Fitch does not currently anticipate developments with a material likelihood of leading to an upgrade.
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The Touch Bar is still MIA here, and I wouldn't anticipate it coming any time soon.
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"Sadly, these are very tough events to anticipate and warning is a challenge," Caplan-Auerbach says.
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Economists anticipate this could set the first-quarter up to exceed the bank's 1 percent forecast.
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Did you anticipate just how much effort you would have to put toward dealing with cheating?
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I'd anticipate seeing a fair amount of news on that front, as well this time out.
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Mr Brownback seemed to anticipate those criticisms in an emotional public appearance after receiving the nomination.
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Analysts anticipate nearly 2% profit growth for its full year ending December, according to FactSet estimates.
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I found these weird connections to Harriet Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin that I did not anticipate.
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These vehicles use artificial intelligence to understand the driver and anticipate what he or she needs.
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"We anticipate disasters, mitigate the damage and allow people to determine their own fate," he said.
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We anticipate more than 5,000 professionals in the arts to attend the conference in New York.
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Dopamine is the chemical your brain releases when you experience or anticipate pleasure or a reward.
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I'd anticipate that the coming push to 5G will help drive some growth along the way.
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As important, that same strategic leader must anticipate what may happen if he takes no action.
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Make sure the services covered are what you need—and what you anticipate you may need.
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"We don't anticipate that all of our revenue is going to come from advertising," he added.
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DAVID RUBENSTEIN: Well, the markets tend to be forward indicators, and they tend to anticipate things.
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"What we've found is that kids are often worried about something you wouldn't anticipate," Schonfeld said.
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"We anticipate that this policy will be in place by the end of January," Smith said.
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But there's also stuff you wouldn't quite anticipate, like a Bright Eyes song about infant death.
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"I anticipate this vote will create a backlash in Congress against the United Nations," he said.
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I think it's a good, fun song, but I didn't anticipate it being on the record.
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Of the eight states that anticipate lower revenue this year, six are significantly dependent on energy.
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Options traders anticipate a more than 2 percent move from Verizon after it reports Thursday morning.
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Not to get all Minority Report-y and anticipate people's crimes, but: I think so, yes.
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It has come out of recession this year and we anticipate annual growth of around 2%.
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"We didn't anticipate that there would be such high numbers for LGB women," Ghani tells me.
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Wife and human rights lawyer Amal Clooney revealed she doesn't anticipate the couple having more children.
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It would, therefore, not be a far-fetched thought to anticipate a much more assertive China.
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"It's amazing how hard it is to anticipate something that just hasn't happened before," Kivelson said.
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"We will fill you in on further witnesses and testimony that we anticipate," Schiff said Wednesday.
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A December rate hike appears all but certain, but Golub does not anticipate a sell-off.
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Analysts anticipate 57 percent growth in first-quarter profit and a 39 percent increase in sales.
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As his former wife Nancy Putkoski said, "I just didn't anticipate how tricky success would be."
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Finding neutral Fed members continue to anticipate a longer-run fed funds rate near 3 percent.
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Despite criticism from home and abroad, many don't anticipate Manila to soften its tactics against drugs.
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Both Wadhams and Serreze anticipate the loss will have disastrous and, as it were, snowballing consequences.
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"We anticipate far better performance from U.S. financials in the current market cycle," concluded the note.
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But the editor did not anticipate that the idea of elevating Mr. Cunningham would enrage him.
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In essence, families are being asked to anticipate the likelihood of grievous harm and legal ramifications.
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The numbers will reflect higher-than-usual holiday hiring, as retailers anticipate a robust Christmas season.
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I don't anticipate it being a full two-month thing; I think something will eventually happen.
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Thoughts of these foods can make our tongues dance as we anticipate satisfying our salty cravings.
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Tait didn't anticipate the nearly 22019,290 replies and thousands of likes and retweets he got, however.
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They did not anticipate the rates of obsolescence and the "Malthusian" advances in science and technology.
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However, some dealers anticipate the rupee to appreciate due to expected dollar deposits from foreign investors.
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However, I did not anticipate that everyone coming in wearing AirPods would be on phone calls.
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Other forecasters anticipate a similar EU volume, which would be the lowest since at least 2007.
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Those looking to get in and buy should anticipate high levels of volatility and mounting unknowns.
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