How the hurricane will blow itself out is anybody's guess.
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What Mr Lukashenko thought of all this is anybody's guess.
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As far as what the vehicle does, that's anybody's guess.
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How much longer Python's rise will continue is anybody's guess.
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What life will look like without 'Downton Abbey' Anybody's guess.
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Whether President Trump is aware of it is anybody's guess.
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But what lands here is anybody's guess — and everyone's dream.
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From there, the fate of the Voyager probes is anybody's guess.
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How long this seemingly endless probe will continue is anybody's guess.
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The actual bill that will emerge from Congress is anybody's guess.
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Whether it's on this next album or not is anybody's guess.
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How many will pay to stream the fight is anybody's guess.
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What the media landscape will look like then is anybody's guess.
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How many more will have died by then is anybody's guess.
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But what will come of any of this is anybody's guess,
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What the hell this (definitely intoxicated) girl was thinking is anybody's guess.
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Where that will position him in terms of policy is anybody's guess.
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How the market will react to legalization, Miller said, is anybody's guess.
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Anybody's guess is as good as anybody else's on this nascent subject.
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And where Kushner and his team will find them is anybody's guess.
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Just how much made it into the ocean, though, is anybody's guess.
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Whether the unpredictable President will follow such legal advice is anybody's guess.
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It is anybody's guess how the regime will fare if unrest flares.
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It was anybody's guess what was taking shape inside the gilded bunkers.
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The Fox people think she's going places, although it's anybody's guess where.
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In reality, the pace of growth in China's economy is anybody's guess.
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For now, it's anybody's guess where Amazon will plop down its second headquarters.
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He says that as things stand, how long she lives is anybody's guess.
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What else the two Harrys spoke about while shaking hands is anybody's guess.
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So the shape any eventual trade-off will take is currently anybody's guess.
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But how the integration will be met by European regulators is anybody's guess.
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Whether this stigma stems from biology or society or both is anybody's guess.
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And Russia's future after Mr. Putin — whenever that may come — is anybody's guess.
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What it might say, or do, and to whom, is anybody's guess. ♦
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What actually happens after Parliament votes down this deal is really anybody's guess.
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How the baby ended up on a rock near the water is anybody's guess.
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Whether that kind of reaction will be on display Thursday night is anybody's guess.
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How he ended up in a newsroom nearly 20103,000 miles away was anybody's guess.
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It's anybody's guess, but don't expect this situation to die down any time soon.
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That there isn't competing outrage over sounds, smells, and soap availability is anybody's guess.
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What that "extraordinary" is, just like everything else in this election, is anybody's guess.
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Whether Trump will ultimately endorse or veto a compromise bill, however, is anybody's guess.
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As far as what's next for this bright, gay civic leader, it's anybody's guess.
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How much time Mr. Trump will spend in Washington and Manhattan is anybody's guess.
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And in those more dire scenarios, it's anybody's guess how things might shake out.
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Now, when the S&P will reach 2,300 is anybody's guess, TD Ameritrade's Kinahan said.
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Given his impulsive and self-contradictory mood, it's anybody's guess how those could turn out.
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How well this will all wear is anybody's guess, especially as new revelations pile up.
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It's anybody's guess what might go down on the sixth and final season of Girls.
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What remains of his claim to retire the debt in eight years is anybody's guess.
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What comes after Mr. Mugabe, who has been in power since 1980, is anybody's guess.
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"We hold out hope this time will be different, but it's anybody's guess," Dixon said.
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It's worth noting that it's anybody's guess as to what promises Trump follows through on.
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Whether Mr. Trump has options other than military meddling or more sanctions is anybody's guess.
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In reality, the pace of growth in the world's second largest economy is anybody's guess.
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Why Armstrong wrote "#mynewband" is anybody's guess, considering Green Day has been together for 20103 years.
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How long it will be before Mr Rossman hears his howler monkeys again is anybody's guess.
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As for whether the cow was planning to order chicken or ground "beef" — that's anybody's guess.
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It may yet find its way to retail, but when that will be is anybody's guess.
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That's where most people throw their hands up in despair with resignation: Hey, that's anybody's guess.
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How long it will take to get to a large scale quantum computer is anybody's guess.
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Where the Knicks will finish this season is anybody's guess, though the early signs are promising.
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It is anybody's guess who will ultimately hold pride of place on the sport's most valued leaderboard.
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It's beginning to sound a bit clichéd at this point ... but what happens next is anybody's guess.
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How much the Rockets will ultimately sell for is anybody's guess, but it will not be cheap.
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And one of the biggest questions — will Trump defend the program in court — is still anybody's guess.
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Republican leadership seems adamant on voting on something, but it's anybody's guess on what that something is.
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How I got in here is anybody's guess, but I'm in this bitch so fuck it, let's mingle.
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Whether that's enough for Samsung's claimed full-day of use on a screen this large is anybody's guess.
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How long such jabs will be needed to guard against remnants of vaccine-derived polio is anybody's guess.
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How much it will all cost in the end, if that ambitious end is achieved, is anybody's guess.
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What went wrong with the landing module is anybody's guess—such is the nature of a communications breakdown.
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The latter could be referencing a microphone attachment of some sort, Iturbe said, but it's still anybody's guess.
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And how the Android world (users and manufacturers) will react to this new gesture system is really anybody's guess.
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Image: Joel StrongIn the case of the desert tortoises, it's anybody's guess why the males have lost their spark.
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And given the volatility of cryptocurrency markets these days, it's also anybody's guess how much and of what coin.
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How long such jabs will be needed to guard against the remnants of vaccine-derived polio is anybody's guess.
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It's anybody's guess which technology platform will dominate, but Facebook and Zuckerberg are trying to avoid another mad scramble.
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Private banks issued notes with the promise of backing in gold and silver, but their actual value was anybody's guess.
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And there is the prospect of higher interest rates, and how that will affect cheap deal financing is anybody's guess.
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It has to be good and reliable information," Lynch said, "and whether we have more of that is anybody's guess.
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But what happens in 2020 is anybody's guess, according to Danielle DiMartino Booth, CEO and chief strategist at Quill Intelligence.
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But what constitutes an allowable remix or transformative use of the original work under fair use is essentially anybody's guess.
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Kingdom Hearts III looks chaotic, colorful, and a ton of fun, but as far as the plot goes, it's anybody's guess.
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Whether any of those refreshes will be coupled with a new, Apple-made monitor to buy alongside them is anybody's guess.
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And it's anybody's guess where we'll land, since this jet-setting zodiac sign rules international travel, higher education, and entrepreneurial ventures.
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Yes, Moonlight could win Best Picture at the Oscars this Sunday, with La La Land in the running, it's anybody's guess.
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A video was threatened, and possibly filmed, but whether it ever hit the 3 AM slot on VH1 is anybody's guess.
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Also last year, conspiracy theories abounded that Banksy was actually the founder of Massive Attack, so it's really still anybody's guess.
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But whether such treatments were beneficial is anybody's guess, as the studies were conducted before the modern era of statistical methodology.
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But how much could be deployed without destroying the body politic or the social ecology of black Washington was anybody's guess.
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The British Standards Institute, which sets business standards, has also published guidelines, but it is anybody's guess how many firms pay attention.
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What happens at the center of this economic black hole is anybody's guess, but there are some signs to look out for.
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As for the mistaken identity feline who currently resides six paws under in the Robinson's backyard, its personal history is anybody's guess.
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Now that it is being forced to add social values to its DNA, it's anybody's guess where this company will end up.
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How it got from there to rural Maryland forty years later, and where else it went along the way, is anybody's guess.
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"My success is anybody's guess," he grumbles here over a lowdown garage-rock crunch, "but like a fool, I'm bettin' on happiness."
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But in the case of Making A Murderer, a true-crime story unfolding in real time, the next plot twist is anybody's guess.
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How long it would last is anybody's guess — the president has talked before about a shutdown that lasts for months, maybe even years.
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I suspect it's going to be a massive hit — what that ends up meaning for developers and the iOS ecosystem is anybody's guess.
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How exactly the sudden and extensive change of staff will be reflected in its July issue and others going forward is anybody's guess.
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They keep the location secret, so it's anybody's guess where they are headed for this year's mission, expected to begin late next month.
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Without a deal, free movement would end as soon as new immigration systems were in place—what would happen before that is anybody's guess.
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It is anybody's guess but I think we need to look at life beyond March 2017 - how fast and robust will the bounceback be?
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But that's not the case for whoever made the coke that's sitting in your drawer—the substances and impurities present there are anybody's guess.
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She wrote about her decision in an open letter to The Wrap: How the proposed "soft sensuality" will be achieved now is anybody's guess.
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Whether it will succeed is anybody's guess, but on the surface, it's both daunting and enthralling to look at, a TV blockbuster unlike any other.
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The big picture: Tilray currently has a market capitalization in the $313 billion range, although it's anybody's guess where it will trade today, or tomorrow.
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But as Kylie Jenner has taught us time and time again, it's anybody's guess whether her bangs are a permanent fixture or a temporary look.
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One down quarter after 13 years is obviously nothing to get in a panic about, although it's anybody's guess if the stock market will agree.
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But that's more than a decade away – and how much of that, if any, Argo, Cruise or any other competitor will deserve is anybody's guess.
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What happens next is anybody's guess, but we'll know more in the coming weeks as more hearings and committees consider the now deeply compromised law.
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If I don't roll out of bed immediately, inertia will set in and after that it's anybody's guess as to when I'll actually get moving.
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It's probably solvable, but precisely when—or when governments will be satisfied enough of self-driving cars' safety to approve them for sale—is anybody's guess.
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It has pledged to cull carbon from its economy (though how this squares with plans to build dozens of coal-fired power stations is anybody's guess).
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You can run Android apps on a select few, but it's not a great experience yet and it's anybody's guess as to when that will change.
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Rob Moore, a senior policy analyst for water issues at the nonprofit Natural Resources Defense Council, said it's "anybody's guess" how much damage Harvey has wreaked.
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New pieces like Austin Seferian-Jenkins clearly have a spot with the team, but what New York will decide to do at quarterback is anybody's guess.
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Senate health bill The big vote on the Senate's health care bill is supposed to be this week, but it's anybody's guess if it will happen.
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How that translates to a Denver team that already had a good secondary but let defensive coordinator Wade Phillips depart for the Rams is anybody's guess.
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Whether any of the locked funds will be returned is anybody's guess, but one thing is for sure: Parity's standing in the Ethereum community is at stake.
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It is anybody's guess who will succeed Obama in the White House, but in many ways, the 2016 election will be a referendum on Obama's two terms.
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"It's still anybody's guess," Jon Ralston, a prominent political analyst in Nevada and the editor of The Nevada Independent, said in an email about the Senate race.
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How much of it he actually wrote, and how much was done by "the great writing and editing team" he thanks in the acknowledgments, is anybody's guess.
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What happens in court next is anybody's guess, but advocacy groups around the country are encouraging their clients to book flights immediately while Robart's order remains in place.
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It's anybody's guess where Trump goes next, but Thiel would probably advise Americans to pay closer attention to the spirit, and not the letter, of what he says.
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But, as bitcoin has demonstrated time and time again, one crack in the pressure cooker can cause the whole pot to explode—what happens next is anybody's guess.
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It's anybody's guess where the new season of The Good Place will take viewers, but now we know what food item they'll be serving when we get there.
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As for the future of Bitcoin, it's anybody's guess, but Tuesday does raise one very important question: If Bitcoin's not a stable store of value, what is it?
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It is anybody's guess whether that preservationist of yore would have considered the current Tin Building project the destruction of an ancient landmark or simply a happy reincarnation.
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" Icahn, chairman of Icahn Enterprises, said he is cautious about the U.S. stock market on a long-term basis, but on the short-term period, it is "anybody's guess.
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By logging in and carefully disguising the cloud computing usage and associated traffic, they managed to quietly mine using Tesla's AWS pod for… well, it's anybody's guess how long.
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Sure, Trump provided a lengthy post-summit press conference, but it is anybody's guess about how closely his remarks in that context approximated the face-to-face encounter with Kim.
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But given that a partial government shutdown over the wall is already in its fifth week, whether that work will happen -- and exactly what will happen next -- is anybody's guess.
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At least one of our beloved Liars is getting engaged on Tuesday's episode "Driving Miss Crazy," and it's anybody's guess as to who is making plans to walk down the aisle.
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It's anybody's guess as to how well these biologically-inspired tricks will really work, but when you're dealing with black boxes—biological or mechanical—sometimes you have to take a risk.
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Some research suggests that continued climatic warming could allow the mosquito to colonize more of North America in coming decades, though how much of a disease risk that would represent is anybody's guess.
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Right now it's anybody's guess who could be avenging Charlotte's (Vanessa Ray) death, but there might be one way to find out who the real villain is: just read Brendan Robinson's old interviews.
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What people ate on their hikes before 1937 is anybody's guess, but today it's unthinkable to say "let's go for a hike, everybody's alright" if you have left the Kvikk Lunsj at home.
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It is anybody's guess why the Kremlin has decided to take a more emollient view of a millenarian sect which rubs up against many governments because its members refuse to undergo compulsory military service.
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Read More El-Erian: Markets in 'full-scale contagion' "How low we go [this time] is anybody's guess; I have my own price objectives for the market," added Cornerstone Macro's head of technical analysis.
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Trump faces a major deadline to use the Russia sanctions power that Congress overwhelmingly voted to give him — and it's anybody's guess as to whether he'll comply on time after missing the last deadline.
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It's anybody's guess what that would be, but fans on Reddit think it may have something to do with Ezra's ex-girlfriend Maggie's (Larisa Oleynik) son Malcolm, whom Ezra once believed was his own child.
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But while the plane looks hella cool, and December's flight test no doubt sat well with Branson and Virgin Galactic's Abu Dhabi investors, when exactly the first space tours are going to launch is anybody's guess.
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What having the All-NBA Dragic back will mean moving forward is anybody's guess; outside of the Pat Riley circle of trust, there's no way anyone can know how this winning streak affects their long-term plans.
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Cruz appears to be dominant in Iowa, Trump ahead in New Hampshire (but looking over his shoulder) and South Carolina is anybody's guess as that vote will be significantly impacted by the results on 2/1 and 2/9.
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Dean's amblyopia is a metaphor for something or other, I suppose, but what that might be is anybody's guess in this dull two-character talkfest that fancies itself a gay variation on a chapter of Richard Linklater's "Before" trilogy.
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It's anybody's guess as to whether someone who has repeatedly shown poor judgment and has a seriously limited understanding of our military is preferable to someone who is a wild card and probably has no understanding of the issue.
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One designer, Max Rudberg, took a stab at imagining what iOS 11 might look like on the oddball screen: Nobody's been able to play with the Essential Phone so how Android apps work with the cutout is anybody's guess.
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""Liar Liar", a reggae song about Mrs May by Captain Ska, is banned from radio but has topped the iTunes downloads chart Anybody's guess"Polls have a mixed record but they have never moved or disagreed so much as now.
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How such a hoary contrivance is meant to support a tone of gravity is anybody's guess — and certainly bardolaters have labored hard to justify the Duke's preference for letting events approach disaster instead of pulling the plug on his weird experiment.
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The actual species of the animal the New York Post calls a "mysterious beast" is anybody's guess, but residents of Totoras, in the Sante Fe province of Argentina, are nevertheless up in arms over the supposed creature that has "savaged" two local dogs.
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After a middling first season and a terrific second season, it was anybody's guess how AMC's 1980s-set tech drama might fare in season three — particularly with the departure of its showrunner and the addition of an almost entirely new writing staff.
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It is anybody's guess how the decision of the central government in Madrid to rescind Catalonia's autonomy will play out, but it is already estimated that current disorders surrounding the secession attempt could cost Spain up to 1.2 percentage points of its economic growth.
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Emperor Palpatine's creepy voice is back somehow, C3PO loves his friends, and Rey is about to have a final showdown on a water planet for the fate of the galaxy or whatever—but how that will actually play out on screen is anybody's guess!
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But what happens this time around is almost anybody's guess — episodes weren't made available for review — except for the cast: the original members Kyle MacLachlan, Sherilyn Fenn, Sheryl Lee, Mädchen Amick and Peggy Lipton, and the newcomers Naomi Watts, Laura Dern, Michael Cera, Jim Belushi and Jennifer Jason Leigh.
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It is anybody's guess whether Mr. Sánchez survives until the next scheduled election in two years, but in any case he is not likely to do anything to destabilize the economy or challenge Spain's place in the European Union, if only because he doesn't have the parliamentary votes for it.
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The Shanghai composite index fell sharply starting in June of last year, and even after steep declines in the opening days of 2016 is above its late-August level (though it is anybody's guess how much it would have fallen absent a string of government interventions to try to stanch the declines).
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Mazur is prompted to remember these meetings and things that Dugan said when she discovers, "more than a decade after his death…some of Dugan's notes,/written on the back of a beat-up manila folder, lines/that stop me…" One of the lines reads: "Only 85 – a long way to 100," What this means is anybody's guess since Dugan did not live until he was 85.
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