Few predicted the results and even fewer predicted the margins.
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SMS experts never predicted Twitter and Mobile Mapping experts never predicted Uber .
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People wouldn't have predicted Jimmy Carter, they wouldn't have predicted Barack Obama two years in advance, they wouldn't have predicted so many people who were elected.
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Few people predicted the British exit, and fewer still predicted Mr. Trump's victory.
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They predicted Lady Gaga's Super Bowl performance, they predicted a whole bunch of technology advances, and — as you've probably already read — they even predicted a Donald Trump presidency.
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This, in turn, predicted experiencing more stress—and this stress ultimately predicted more sleep difficulties.
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That means that partisanship predicted voting for Trump and collective narcissism independently predicted voting for Trump.
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Over-predicted costs and under-predicted growth can bias policy and investment decisions in several ways.
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UBS predicted that Germany would win, while Goldman Sachs predicted Brazil would take home the trophy.
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One exporter predicted an average price of 48-49 crowns per kilo, while another predicted 48 crowns.
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What no one predicted or could have predicted was that KIDS would spawn an actual hit song.
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As for those casinos Mr. Reid predicted would oppose her in November, she predicted a softer approach.
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Of concern in southern California is another, slightly smaller, predicted quake, one predicted to reach magnitude 8.2.
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Now, to be fair, some widely predicted consequences of Mr. Obama's re-election — predicted by his opponents — didn't happen.
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The predicted number comes in ahead of the Super Bowl, on which AGA predicted Americans would wager $6 billion.
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" Predicted: 2000 Happened: 2016 Mention "Simpsons" predictions to someone, and chances are they'll respond with: "They predicted Trump, right?
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Not only did the Simpson predicted Trump winning, they even "predicted" the electoral map and they got it right. pic.twitter.
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Two thought the central bank could begin cutting back in April, two said September, eight predicted October and four predicted December.
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But six officials predicted two hikes or fewer and four officials predicted the Fed would raise rates at least four times.
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Analysts had predicted a rise in consumer prices early this year but today's figure is double the 0.2% the market predicted.
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This algorithm predicted if a child had autism with 90 percent accuracy, and predicted if a child didn't with 87 percent accuracy.
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The congressional scorekeeper predicted that total would balloon to 24 million in a decade, an estimate larger than what many analysts predicted.
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That's well below the 8,717 square miles some predicted, or the slightly smaller dead zone of 7,829 square miles that NOAA predicted.
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Nassim Taleb, who predicted the collapse of Syria and its civil war before it happened, has predicted a similar fate for Saudi Arabia.
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In 22015, Fritz Zwicky first predicted the existence of invisible "dark matter" when he noticed galaxies were spinning faster than their masses predicted.
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This year's soybean crop is predicted to rise 6 percent over last year's record, and the resulting carryout is predicted to be massive.
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A Reuters poll had predicted a modest rise to 59.93 and even the most pessimistic economist surveyed had predicted a reading of 48.4.
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But all the rest of these hit hard this weekend, breaking records just as predicted—and in some cases even more than predicted.
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Six others predicted a 25-point cut that would lower the policy rate to 1.125%, while two economists predicted no change at 1.375%.
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Here are the key numbers, as well as what Wall Street was expecting:Revenue: $21.08 billion, up 25% year-on-year ($20.89 billion predicted)Earnings Per Share (EPS) GAAP: $2.56, up 8% year-on-year ($2.53 predicted)Monthly Active Users: 2.5 billion, up 8% year-on-year (2.49 billion predicted)Daily Active Users: 1.66 billion, up 9% year-on-year (1.65 billion predicted)
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Then the Season 7 trailer came out and I predicted it wouldn't happen, and then just before the finale I predicted it would again.
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If you want to talk about a story that predicted things, the Paula Deen story predicted a lot of this behavior. Right. Exactly. Exactly.
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Finance spokesman John McDonnell described the results as tough, but "it hasn't been the wipe-out that some people predicted or the polls predicted".
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Seven of 10 analysts in the poll who expressed a longer-term view on rates predicted no policy change throughout 2018, while three predicted increases.
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LONDON — They (sort of) predicted a Trump presidency, they predicted various technological advances, but — sadly — The Simpsons didn't predict the 2016 John Lewis Christmas advert.
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Turing could no more have predicted Instagram celebrities and high-frequency trading than Karl Benz, an automotive pioneer, could have predicted suburbs and strip malls.
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At last week's Kentucky Derby, an AI platform that had previously predicted the winners of the Oscars and Super Bowl predicted the Kentucky Derby superfecta.
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Compared with their white peers, a larger share of black defendants was falsely predicted to reoffend, while a smaller share was falsely predicted not to.
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It predicted Democrats losing 22016 House seats in 22017 (they lost 373), and it predicted Republicans losing 237 House seats in 214 (they lost 22016).
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I don't think Zuckerberg could've predicted it or should have predicted it, but I think he could damn well jump into the middle of the fray.
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" It's more like: "does the level of oppression required to hopefully eliminate some of the predicted downsides of facebook outweigh the predicted benefit of doing the oppression?
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The World Health Organization predicted that rising global temperatures could lead to many more deaths than the 250,000 deaths a year it predicted just five years ago.
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Predicted: 1992, 1993, 1994 Happened: 21998, 22012, 22012 The show predicted the N.F.L. champions three years in a row — in an episode that was all about predictions.
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Some predicted that the US could see 1 million deaths by the end of 2020, while others predicted that the death toll would be in the thousands.
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The last time CAPP increased its forecast for 2030 was in 2013, when it predicted 6.7 million bpd of production, up from 3.73 million bpd predicted in 2012.
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I live in the UK now, and collective narcissism very clearly predicted Brexit voting, and it very clearly predicted it thorough the rejection of immigrants and foreign workers.
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Black people, regardless of whether the evaluators knew their race, were predicted to reoffend more than they did, and white people predicted to reoffend less than they did.
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Serious impact predicted The sanctioning of Larijani, the most prominent of the US targets, could have "serious political impact inside Iran," a senior Trump administration official predicted Friday.
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You had predicted that this was going to be — maybe "predicted" is too strong a word — you said this could be a quietly productive summit, despite all the hype.
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In fact, of the major political science models that try to explain presidential elections, three predicted Trump would win and three others predicted only a very narrow Clinton victory.
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"By analyzing the data comparing self-assessed risk versus risk as predicted by the tool, we found that most people's self-assessment differed from the predicted risk," he said.
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A Reuters poll had predicted no change to the index, seen as a good guide to growth, and none of the economists polled had predicted such a big fall.
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Goldman Sachs predicted a "short-lived global contraction that stops short of an outright recession," and predicted that earnings in the United States would be stagnant for the year.
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If the bank fails in any way other than as predicted — and who exactly predicted the failure of Lehman Brothers or the near-collapse of the American International Group?
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Desserts — we might have predicted this — were uneven.
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The test successfully predicted someone having tissue damage found on a CT scan 97.5 percent of the time, and also predicted if someone had none 99.6 percent of the time.
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Growth flatlined last quarter, the poll predicted, and the economy will expand only 0.3% per quarter through to the end of next year, a touch weaker than predicted last month.
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As global temperatures rise even faster than predicted, climate change could lead to many more deaths than the 250,000 a year the World Health Organization predicted just five years ago.
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Drought conditions are likely to persist in the Great Plains and in some small areas of the South despite the predicted increase in precipitation predicted for much of the country.
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The models not only hadn't predicted that bushfires of this magnitude could happen now, they hadn't even predicted that bushfires of this magnitude could happen in the next 80 years.
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Swiss mathematician Leonhard Euler predicted the first three Lagrange points in these kinds of systems in 1767, and Italian astronomer-mathematician Joseph-Louis Lagrange predicted two more points back in 1772.
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"So Daenerys is right now, according to aggregate, predicted a 0.9 percent likelihood of death, and three years ago, we predicted her to be 95 percent likely to die," said Dallago.
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Sixteen of 20 pundits polled by Reuters had predicted the central bank would lower its key rate by 25 basis points RUCBIR=ECI, while others predicted a 50 basis point cut.
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In his most recent forecast from January, his model predicted a 6900 percent share of the presidential vote for the Democratic candidate, less than the 2628 percent it predicted in 28503.
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They did find — as earlier studies have suggested — that genetic risk of poor serotonin function predicted depression and aggression or antisociality, and that the conduct issues in turn predicted alcohol use.
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AI does many amazing things, but when people predicted 10 million self-driving cars on the roads next year, it means they predicted AI would be good enough to drive them.
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As predicted, Siri finally has an SDK — sort of.
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Mr. Muzzio also predicted that the candidates — specifically Mrs.
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" Trump and Orbán, Gordon predicted, "will be good friends.
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"This was predictable — it was predicted," Mr. Mayes said.
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" Bush predicted at the time a "very constructive relationship.
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But the proton lifetime predicted by that first, and simplest, GUT model, along with the first thousandth of the range of proton lifetimes predicted by other models, has already been ruled out.
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Some observers predicted on CNBC and elsewhere that the U.S. withdrawal from the Iran agreement would make crude prices spike, though others who spoke to CNBC at the time predicted the opposite.
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ECLAC predicted Argentina would grow 2.5 percent in 2017, a significant uptick, though that is less than the 3.5 percent growth President Mauricio Macri predicted in an interview with Reuters in August.
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Once you do that and begin telling the app when your period starts and ends, the app will show your predicted period week as pink, and your predicted fertile window as blue.
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Even without access to a defendant's race, they also incorrectly predicted that black defendants would reoffend more often than they incorrectly predicted white defendants would reoffend, known as a false positive rate.
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He predicted the existence of gravitational waves long before humanity had the means to detect them, and his theory also predicted that the silhouette or "shadow" of a black hole would look circular.
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As car ownership is predicted to decline as cars become ever-more sophisticated and expensive, car services are already on the rise and are predicted to grow some 21 per cent by 2030.
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A Reuters poll of 70 economists predicted the Reserve Bank of India's monetary policy committee would hold its repo rate steady this week, and predicted only one more increase, most likely in March.
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The report comes after several Wall Street analysts have predicted delays for the iPhones, including top Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, who reportedly predicted the manufacturing difficulties in research notes for KGI Securities.
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But while a handful of individual forecasters have, from time to time, predicted mildly negative years for stocks, the Wall Street consensus in every single year since 2000 has predicted a rising market.
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Mr. Kerry correctly predicted the sailors would be quickly freed.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower predicted in his order of the day.
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Only one quarter predicted global trade will expand under Trump.
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But nobody could have predicted the phenomenon he would become.
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Spreadbetter IG predicted Germany's DAX would open 0.2 percent lower.
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His demise, they predicted, would fall around 31 December 20053.
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It was predicted to hit Florida on Sunday or Monday.
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It's a scenario he predicted on "Trading Nation" on Dec.
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Economists polled by Reuters had predicted an increase of 185,0.23.
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And I certainly never could have predicted that my blogging
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"Your skin will be the most impressive," Dr. Perricone predicted.
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Together, the talented singers performed Beyoncé's "Daddy Lessons" (as predicted).
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"Salvator Mundi" was predicted to sell for over $100 million.
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In this case, the disturbance leads to the predicted correlation.
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Analysts had predicted sales of $3.6 billion, according to FactSet.
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Previously, the company predicted 12 percent growth on this basis.
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Left: What scientists predicted the galaxies "edges" should look like.
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Okun predicted that U.S. funding gap would last until Jan.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had predicted a reading of 49.9.
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Well, as predicted, he decides to send them both home.
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I would've never predicted the career I have watching that.
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Rubio did much better than the polls predicted he would.
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Any hint of progress would send markets higher, he predicted.
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More record crests are predicted downstream, including in Pendleton, Arkansas.
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Is there anything in this world The Simpsons hasn't predicted?
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The visit is predicted to be a friendly one. 4.
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Gulf media predicted an era of closer ties with Washington.
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It would be a brave pundit who predicted the result.
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Jim Renacci — a win many predicted early in the race.
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"IPOs are going to be back in favor," she predicted.
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This has held up far better than had been predicted.
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Overall, though, the exodus never reached the apocalyptic levels predicted.
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And that's what at least one former Trump insider predicted.
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Every poll predicted a fourth term as chancellor for Merkel.
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There is a chance Lucy predicted the future #ParksandRec pic.twitter.
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A Reuters poll predicted a cut of only 100 points.
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And this leads to the predicted jockeying by established players.
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Those figures came in lower than some analyst models predicted.
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The snowfall is predicted to be heaviest until 11 a.m.
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Potential flooding predicted on Saturday, in feet above ground level.
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Analysts had predicted roughly $9.2 billion from the business line.
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They predicted 90 percent of those projects would eventually stall.
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Bottom line: Court challenges are the predicted response (The Hill).
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Analysts in a Reuters poll predicted no change from March.
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The results will show "a much closer vote," Sanders predicted.
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It was what city planners had predicted, just not yet.
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But many still predicted at least one hike this year.
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Other, more serene analysts have also predicted a weak dollar.
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On the eve of the ruling he predicted "good news".
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But she predicted the case would not go to trial.
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The referendum's expected result was not predicted by most analysts.
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Most analysts had predicted Disney would report 25 million subscribers.
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Polls had predicted a sweeping López Obrador victory for months.
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Financial spreadbetters predicted the gloom would spread to European trading.
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Initially, pollsters had predicted both would lose against establishment candidates.
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But what I predicted then has finally started to happen.
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I could hardly have predicted I would get into politics.
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Most analysts predicted preliminary growth of between 0.33% and 0.4%.
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It also correctly predicted 19 out of 20 simulated overdoses.
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In April, he predicted that Clinton would not be indicted.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had predicted a reading of 51.0.
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IDC had initially predicted demand would decline by 1.7 percent.
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He predicted some shops would be put out of business.
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Analysts had predicted an increase of 0.5% for wholesale trade.
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Analysts predicted about $1.45 a share for the third quarter.
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This was better than the 4.9% increase predicted by economists.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had predicted a reading of 49.5.
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A Reuters poll had predicted a gain of 22.42 percent.
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"We're going to see margin compression for retailers," O'Shea predicted.
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Intel originally predicted the chips could be ready by 217.60.
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Critics predicted the transport system would become overcrowded and underfunded.
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Only five predicted that Norges Bank will stop raising rates.
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So one year later, as predicted, a new dialogue emerged.
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I WILL TELL YOU, I PREDICTED IT. I CALLED THAT.
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The chipmaker also predicted current quarter revenue slightly above consensus.
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Earlier this year, numerous polling data had wrongly predicted the .
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"That is no exaggeration," Browne said of the predicted cost.
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"They're exactly where we predicted them to be," he said.
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Rick Scott, begged residents to flee from the predicted landfall.
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It predicted "further downside pressure and volatility" in bond prices.
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Analysts predicted earnings per share for the year of $5.73.
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Greene predicted that the Apigee acquisition would redouble Google's momentum.
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And the numbers for 2015 are predicted to be higher.
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Update: As predicted, the FCC has repealed net neutrality regulations.
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As predicted, it was harder to find willing participants here.
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It even predicted feelings of schadenfreude when other groups fail.
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As predicted, developers can now build bots inside Facebook Messenger.
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I can't say I predicted something good at that point.
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Dixon predicted "substantial" fines will be enforced by this summer.
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Scott predicted that Trump will end up signing the bill.
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That number is predicted to be about 30.6ZB in 2025.
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He predicted that imports would fall 30 percent this year.
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And, as Marc predicted, they would have been very wrong.
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A Reuters poll had predicted a move at the Aug.
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Trump predicted a market boon if he wins in November.
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But it predicted one of Google's many ongoing political predicaments.
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Governor Ventura was not quite the disaster some had predicted.
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Economists polled by Reuters had predicted a contraction of 1.7%.
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"China is already cutting emissions faster than predicted," noted Carlson.
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Those who predicted a market correction, including me, were wrong.
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The electrons mostly followed the same patterns that researchers predicted.
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McConnell on Tuesday night predicted the Senate would confirm Gorsuch.
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Reddit predicted that Bernard = Arnold (Bernarnold) and that Dolores = Wyatt.
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He predicted the stock could reverse course during Wednesday's trading.
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"There will be more Republican allies come January," Heck predicted.
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Pitt is better than Penn State, just as we predicted.
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Last year, he predicted 85 percent of the winners. How?
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Along with many other things, George Orwell predicted millennials pic.twitter.
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And few predicted the furor to lead to her downfall.
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Several economists have predicted it shrank in the second quarter.
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But no one had predicted it would be that interesting.
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Some investors predicted both safe havens have further to run.
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Next year, Southeast Asia is predicted to grow 13 percent.
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Media organizations predicted that Sanders would win Sunday's Maine caucus.
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The other eight predicted a cut of 5.143 basis points.
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Last week, Trump predicted a "difficult" meeting in a tweet.
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And Hernandez is predicted to sit out on uneven bars.
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Meanwhile, Antarctic sea ice is melting faster than anyone predicted.
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As predicted, he brings Ronda (and Kara) into the office.
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Overall, he predicted 2019 to be cheaper than last year.
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A consensus of analysts forecasts predicted EBITDA around $4.5 billion.
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But he predicted a win would make his campaign unstoppable.
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And Priebus, as Scaramucci predicted, was let go on Friday.
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That's in part because fewer employers than predicted dropped coverage.
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CBO predicted Obamacare would expand coverage dramatically, and it did.
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"I've predicted the last eight presidential elections correctly," he says.
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Just three months ago, analysts had predicted all would rise.
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"I think her lie will be very shocking," Headey predicted.
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In fact, it was predicted even before Trump became president.
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"The liberals will buzz about with agonizing whines," Sessions predicted.
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The memantine alone blocked the synaptic NMDA, just as predicted.
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Bosch predicted the game would release "next year," aka 2015.
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Rollins predicted Republicans would hold the Senate and the House.
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Few predicted that their nightmare would begin anew in 2014.
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Seismologists predicted many more in the coming days and weeks.
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It's economy is predicted to grow by 8.5% this year.
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GP Bullhound predicted that ICO funding will continue but mature.
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Rubio predicted his bill could get 70 to 85 votes.
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"In the end, I think it will pass," he predicted.
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And as predicted, the past three weeks have been torrid.
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The recorded sound waves very closely matched what models predicted.
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The political turmoil was predictable and predicted in this blog.
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It was a moment not even Moore could have predicted.
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They predicted soaring interest rates and soaring inflation; neither happened.
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He predicted Republicans would have a good day on Tuesday.
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" Trump predicted a "a very positive result in the end.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had predicted a reading of 49.6.
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A similar study last year predicted just a 3% increase.
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No one could have predicted the magnitude of its success.
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They predicted Starbucks would use that to buy back shares.
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Ethiopia's economy is predicted to grow by 8.5% this year.
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A Reuters poll predicted a more modest rise to 49.6.
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It was a defensive game, as predicted, scoreless at halftime.
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He predicted stocks won't enter bear market territory in 2018.
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Consensus forecasts had predicted earnings of 523 cents a share.
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Chow predicted a rate rise of around 210.09 basis points.
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Few in the American intelligence community predicted much of this.
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And virtually every aspect of the unfolding calamity was predicted.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had predicted a reading of 50.0.
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Mr. Smith predicted that sales of Axon cameras and Evidence.
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It also predicted GDP growth of 2.3 percent in 2020.
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It predicted unusually high volumes of visitors in coming days.
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Wien also predicted that Clinton would win the White House.
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As he left the roughly hourlong meeting, Trump predicted victory.
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Musk predicted that trip could occur as soon as 2023.
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Trump predicted Barra's actions to remake GM's business will fail.
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And, as Polanyi would have predicted, faith in democracy slipped.
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Sherman predicted that Calibra will not adhere to those promises.
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That total was much higher than analysts predicted before release.
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And considering Florence's predicted rainfall totals, they very likely would.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had predicted a reading of 49.3.
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And this outcome was predicted as late as 6 p.m.
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Some people in the wide Trump orbit predicted serious consequences.
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Political analyst Bill Schneider predicted on Wednesday that if Rep.
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All 17 analysts in a Reuters poll predicted the hold.
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"You're going to see the Graham effect," the aide predicted.
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California is heading into a predicted sixth year of drought.
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Jenniskens had previously predicted the 1995 event before it occurred.
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Clinton, this question predicted vote choice with 97.5 percent accuracy.
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Analysts also predicted that the reforms would win easy approval.
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Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut predicted Mueller is just getting started.
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Americans are predicted to spend $2.6 billion on Halloween candy.
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Next year, Southeast Asia is predicted to grow 5.0 percent.
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The company predicted it would easily grow to 600 pages.
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As predicted, the tweets set off a cascade of reminders.
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The Raiders defense has been better than predicted this season.
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But they will still be far fewer than originally predicted.
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Analysts predicted the latest quarter's revenue would be $1.39 billion.
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"These technologies... are going to be globally relevant," he predicted.
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In April, it predicted around 13 LEAP deliveries in 2017.
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And I would not have predicted the success that happened.
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Decades ago, they would have never predicted their current situation.
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Scarborough predicted Trump "isn't going to win reelection" in 2020.
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"The '80s predicted the digital way of thinking," she said.
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A particularly nasty election season should have predicted the divide.
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But the result was much, much closer than people predicted.
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Almost exactly like George Orwell predicted in Nineteen Eighty Four!
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Many predicted the scientists who led that work would win.
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We are the casualty and predicted it from day one.
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But he predicted that this issue is not going away.
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"I'm not going to sleep on the plane," Garcia predicted.
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Commentators predicted a long and acrimonious battle to replace Scalia.
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"Water through this system will be like gold," Abbas predicted.
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Even still, Lowe predicted Curry would win the scoring title.
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Polls show the election is much tighter than previously predicted.
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The administration has predicted 4 percent growth with tax reform.
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Buffett correctly predicted Energy Future Holdings would file for bankruptcy.
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In August, Gundlach predicted the VIX would double to 20.
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A new recessionary period is confidently predicted, and probably soon.
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Distributed energy will be more common, as Mr. Crane predicted.
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She predicted that any military intervention would surely be brutal.
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Russo predicted Congress will "get excessive" in its coronavirus response.
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A median of 19 economists had predicted a 0.2% rise.
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With the snow predicted to let up around 8 p.m.
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The existence of black holes was first predicted in 87.
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Analysts then predicted a 49 percent revenue jump in Q2.
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The mud came more rapidly and strongly than anyone predicted.
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It accurately predicted attempts nearly 80 percent of the time.
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It's predicted to be probably the greatest ... They will be.
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High winds and rain are predicted through early next week.
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But this innovation can't always be predicted ahead of time.
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It's predicted that chocolate could be completely gone by 2050.
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But we could never have predicted her ingenious finishing touch.
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None of it has turned out the way they predicted.
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There's prestige in discovering something that nobody would have predicted.
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My editors and I would never have predicted those things.
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" And of course: "In the '70s, scientists predicted global cooling!
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Social media users predicted the discovery of many unknown relatives.
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He predicted "an epiphany" among many of his Republicans friends.
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The council predicted insects and lizards would shortly return too.
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It previously predicted a $75 million to $100 million drop.
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Economists polled by Reuters had predicted a contraction of 0.1%.
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Biden said people had predicted his campaign may be done.
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In December, Begala predicted that Trump would be impeached again.
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Mr. Cobb also predicted a quick end to the investigation.
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Economists have predicted a potentially historic spike in unemployment claims.
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Other groups have predicted more adverse effects from Trump's policies.
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We are rapidly approaching the breaking point predicted by Axelrod.
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BloombergNEF has predicted that battery installations will rise "exponentially" worldwide.
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Goldman Sachs predicted gold will hit $1,600 within six months.
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It's been a remarkable rise that few would have predicted.
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He predicted a loss of jobs and shift toward automation.
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Radio and television were not, as predicted, newspapers' death knell.
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Mr. Galbraith predicted a solid majority in favor of independence.
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He predicted that organized crime would continue to hold sway.
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Those retaining walls were crumbling, as my husband had predicted.
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They had earlier predicted a 20% chance of a pandemic.
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"We should have a majority of the Republicans," predicted Rep.
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Truman further recalled that Leahy predicted the bomb wouldn't work.
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Late Tuesday, he predicted it would fail in the House.
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Even so, some in Trump's orbit predicted a presidential displeasure.
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All of it was predicted, in general outline, decades ago.
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All of it was predicted, in general outline, decades ago.
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"Latin America will become operation profitable next year," he predicted.
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The drift is pretty much following the predicted drift corridor.
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Still, the rebrand largely worked, as some predicted it would.
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As predicted, Apple is hosting a special event on Sept.
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He predicted the existence of the solar wind in 1958.
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Analysts had on average predicted a payout of 7.85 crowns.
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Tough new gun measures, she predicted, will ultimately be accepted.
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He predicted Japanese steel exports to remain flat this year.
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Pai in December predicted that net neutrality's days were numbered.
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A Reuters poll had predicted a small uptick to 55.5.
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In December, it had predicted Brent at $43 in 2016.
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Economists polled by Reuters had predicted a gain of 210,000.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had predicted a 17.53 percent advance.
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He also predicted the long legal road facing his mandate.
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Meadows predicted that there could be similar blowback for centrists.
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It was exactly where he had predicted it would be.
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She predicted that CPAC would wholly embrace the new president.
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In other words, their overall approval ratings predicted the winner.
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Kazianis predicted Kim might respond with a new nuclear test.
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Analysts in a Reuters poll had predicted a 0.1% increase.
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Ms. Greer predicted that the only winners would be lawyers.
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And Tesla predicted it will be consistently profitable going forward.
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The judge predicted the trial would last about two weeks.
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However, as predicted, snow started accumulating not 24 hours later.
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I predicted the Bucks would make the finals this year.
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"The likelihood of such things existing was predicted," said Ricketts.
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EBITDA margins, meanwhile, are predicted to reach a measly 225%.
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Apenyo" predicted in the old memo, would be "highly scalable.
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Analysts have predicted that the virus could hurt China's economy.
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In the British election, most polls predicted a Conservative victory.
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A Reuters poll had predicted no change from August's 54.7.
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But it has happened more quickly than almost anyone predicted.
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I wouldn't have predicted his life or his facial hair.
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A Reuters poll had predicted a modest uptick to 2014.9.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had predicted a 0.2 percent advance.
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He predicted that the company will outdo itself in 2018.
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"It will be a blood bath, another Afghanistan," predicted Gen.
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Previously, it predicted a 5 percent to 7 percent fall.
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Few would have predicted such robust results a year ago.
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He correctly predicted Trump would win the 2016 presidential election.
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Still, Cramer predicted that China would agree to these demands.
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He predicted an uptick in online sales for the retailer.
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Dershowitz predicted the declaration would face a long court battle.
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Dorian is then predicted to turn northward early Tuesday morning.
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But the storm ended up being less severe than predicted.
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Now, just as Katz predicted, it's Ford's word against Kavanaugh's.
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White Claw has accelerated faster than anyone could have predicted.
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Most economists predicted a British recession after the Brexit vote.
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He is a chaos president, just as Jeb Bush predicted.
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It's an achievement his high school classmates could have predicted.
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And an economy which cannot be predicted cannot be controlled.
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Two weeks ago it had predicted a majority of 231.
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I think it was the timing - we couldn't have predicted.
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But ultimately "growth and innovation trumps everything else," he predicted.
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This year's sales are predicted to be about the same.
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In 2020, growth is predicted to inch up to 3%.
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She was predicted to be between 19 and 33 pounds.
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"The number of victims is likely to increase," Henkin predicted.
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Trump is still predicted to do well in New Hampshire.
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Teachers often get predicted grades wrong, and they are biased.
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Also, the PC hasn't collapsed at the rate some predicted.
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That's bad form — even if Clinton should have predicted it.
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"It won't work without an end," predicted Noam Webber, 6.
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Several economists predicted further increases, perhaps as soon as September.
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Abortion would be severely restricted "within a year," she predicted.
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January's outlook predicted the deficit would rise to $544 billion.
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However, as predicted, Maldonado's pleas have fallen on deaf ears.
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It's certainly within the range of what people were predicted.
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Sure enough, brand perception strongly predicted purchase and loyalty behavior.
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In the Reuters poll, 17 of 20 analysts predicted the board would ease borrowing costs to 4.25 percent, while one predicted a 50-point cut and two said policymakers would hold the rate steady.
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Consolidated sales for the fourth-quarter is predicted to be around 59 trillion won, lower than the 62.8 trillion won analysts predicted in a Reuters poll, and 10.57 percent down from a year ago.
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The study team looked at whether changes in red meat consumption from 1986 to 1994 predicted mortality from 1994 to 123, and whether changes from 1994 to 2002 predicted mortality from 2002 to 2010.
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First, he claimed that the former President had predicted in 2016 that British voters would reject leaving the European Union in a referendum while he had predicted they would vote to exit the bloc.
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A larger surge is predicted just south of there, including Sarasota, Bradenton, Ft. Myers, and Naples, where a potentially "catastrophic" 10 to 15 feet of water above ground level is predicted by the NHC.
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Based on predicted future losses of forest cover and the assumption that orangutans ultimately cannot survive outside forest areas, the researchers predicted that more than 45,000 additional orangutans will die during the next 35 years.
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During this time, the debt has turned out to be, on average, about 85033 percent larger than the CBO predicted five years before, and about 250 percent larger than the CBO predicted ten years earlier.
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The Moderates' showing of 173% was better than the polls predicted.
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A speaker predicted that Xinjiang's woes would "explode in public opinion".
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Gross margins are predicted to be about 49.7 percent, StreetAccount estimates.
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This surprising discovery was first predicted by Stephen Hawking in 1974.
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But the effect was twice as large as theorists had predicted.
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The number was predicted to change up to the last minute.
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A Republican aide confidently predicted that Cuccinelli will not be confirmed.
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"Rita Ora will be in here at some point," Cyrus predicted.
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A Reuters poll had predicted a more modest dip to 53.0.
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Adele's performance of 'All I Ask' made us cry, as predicted.
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Roach has predicted a knockout in a "short and sweet" fight.
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A majority of the analysts predicted no change for some time.
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In March, even Snap predicted a rough second quarter for 2018.
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Analysts in a Reuters poll had predicted a 1.6 percent dip.
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"I predicted this would happen," Gundlach said about the cash withdrawals.
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Some may have predicted it couldn't have ended any other way.
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Lightning-fast 5G networks were predicted to bring us ever closer.
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Back then, DeGeneres also predicted that Aleph would be a girl.
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But he predicted smooth sailing for all of his Cabinet nominees.
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In both periods, to some extent, higher socioeconomic status predicted testing.
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But even if nothing changed, that is not what was predicted.
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"I bet ol' Jazzy'll try to sell his egg," I predicted.
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The report also predicted audiences under 25 are using Facebook less.
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Opinion polls had predicted secessionists to fall short of a majority.
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The algorithm correctly predicted 19 out of the 20 simulated overdoses.
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He predicted above-trend GDP growth with rising inflation in 220.
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Silver's model correctly predicted the presidential outcome for all 50 states.
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But in most respects, they were also entirely predictable—and predicted.
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Well, now the Atlanta Fed just predicted four point eight percent.
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It predicted a light recovery to 1.1 percent growth in 2020.
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Virtual reality has not taken off like many predicted it would.
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In Season 5, Cersei visited a witch who predicted her future.
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That link cost nearly HK$85bn, a third more than predicted.
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Temperatures are predicted to hover in the mid-245s through midweek.
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Unemployment is increasing in Chile, but not as dramatically as predicted.
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He confidently predicted victory at every stop in the final days.
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He also predicted growth would average 3 percent from 2020-2023.
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This map shows the predicted rainfall over the coming seven days.
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Earnings per share were $28, higher than the $1.13 analysts predicted.
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Apple, in particular, is poised for an upside surprise, Colas predicted.
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It looked like the ceiling that many predicted had been hit.
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" The story, as all stories with question headlines do, predicted "no.
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He also predicted a swift end to the ongoing trade tensions.
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"It will just be more concentrated at higher altitudes," he predicted.
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The president predicted how the electoral vote would go for each.
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Goldman shares may rally 20 percent from here, the firm predicted.
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Einstein first predicted gravitational microlensing in his theory of general relativity.
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No opinion pollster had predicted the scale of Mr Macri's humiliation.
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Mark Kantrowitz, an expert on student debt, predicted a rosier outcome.
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Political events cannot be reliably predicted by pollsters, pundits or punters.
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The average loss was double what the consulting firm McKinsey predicted.
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Backend as a service, or BaaS, increased in 2016, as predicted.
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Phil predicted six more weeks of winter after seeing his shadow.
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It predicted first costs would drop to $6,7423 by July 2009.
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He predicted another 60,000 may come to the capital this year.
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I call it predicted learning, some people call it unsupervised learning.
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The particles predicted by Susy are one plausible dark-matter candidate.
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The agency predicted dramatic regional variations in growth in Latin America.
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No one could've predicted Doug Jones' victory in Alabama on Tuesday.
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Readers rightly predicted that tech stocks, led by Amazon, would outperform.
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The most dangerous card: Mark Usher, as Frank predicted last season.
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Analysts in a Reuters poll had predicted no change from July.
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Increasingly isolated, Mr Bannon's departure from the White House was predicted.
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Flood losses in Europe are predicted to increase fivefold by 2050.
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Like Smith, Essner predicted the highs of June would not hold.
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Analysts had predicted that Mattel would lose 40 cents per share.
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Unlike what the models had predicted, El Niño did not develop.
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Six analysts on average had predicted adjusted EBITDA of $336 million.
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Solar capacity continues to expand far more rapidly than forecasts predicted.
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The remaining five have predicted it will keep rates on hold.
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You've successfully predicted what resonates fashion-wise for another human being.
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America is deeply divided and Twitter predicted it first -- for free.
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"Up until that point everything's going to seem fine," Wara predicted.
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None of those changes had been predicted by their computer algorithm.
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But the decline in hours he predicted slowed after the 1970s.
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He predicted the February correction, but not in size and scope.
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Imports dropped by 2.53 percent, undershooting a predicted 0.2 percent fall.
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No, I never would have predicted this in a million years.
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Trump also predicted a better US-Russia relationship under his administration.
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The median forecast in a Reuters survey predicted a 2.2% contraction.
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Wars, weather, fashion trends and elections can be reliably predicted 7.
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They predicted the loonie would climb to $1.26 in a year.
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The Britons would seek a better deal, the French president predicted.
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This week Clinton predicted it could grow to 25% this year.
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Additionally, The footwear maker predicted weaker than expected fourth quarter sales.
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He predicted that trend would continue, and he was exactly right.
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" The river's levee flood control system, he predicted, would be "fine.
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The median forecast in a Reuters survey predicted a 3.5% contraction.
|
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Each predicted end of the fixed income rally has been wrong.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had predicted a decrease of 599,000 barrels.
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The storm might turn out stronger than predicted, or even weaker.
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The company declined to quantify the predicted effects of any disruption.
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Trump has long predicted the implosion of the Affordable Care Act.
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He also correctly predicted the "emotional intensity" would be short-lived.
|
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Marx predicted that capitalism would become more concentrated as it advanced.
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If any big upsets are predicted, I'll update the post today.
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And he predicted a slew of Barksdale-Trump voters this November.
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"He'll make mistakes because he's very audacious and reckless," Reveles predicted.
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Just as Neslund had predicted, it shocked the city and nation.
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The other 4.373 had predicted a cut of 25 basis points.
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Kovacevich predicted that the Fed will continue to normalize monetary policy.
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The agency predicted the act could prevent 230,000 deaths in 2020.
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It's also a significantly higher number than earlier forecasts had predicted.
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Stone had predicted that he could face charges in the probe.
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As predicted, Google is working with partners on standalone VR devices.
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And Collins predicted the hearing would have little political impact overall.
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But even that profit number was below what analysts had predicted.
|
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The IMF predicted further slowing growth in 2016, to 6.3 percent.
|
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Sheesh. Is there a pop culture moment The Simpsons hasn't predicted?
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As we predicted, that reduced Snapchat's growth rate by 88 percent.
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The estimate is well above the 2.6 growth predicted for 2018.
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Analysts in a Reuters poll had predicted no change from March.
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Pizarro predicted a copper price of $2.95 per pound for 2019.
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Opposition lawmaker Angel Alvarado predicted the appointment would worsen PDVSA's operations.
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Economists in a Reuters poll had predicted no change from April.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had predicted investment growth of 7.4 percent.
|
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In its January outlook it predicted 1.7 percent for both years.
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"Then we can hit 21,000, maybe early second quarter," Schatz predicted.
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At a recent White House meeting, the President predicted that Sen.
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They know enough about the internet to have predicted this response.
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Against the euro, the pound will barely move, the poll predicted.
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The demise of this virtuous circle has been predicted many times.
|
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Just three months ago, analysts had predicted a 29 percent rise.
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"Many people will want to return to the Bloc," he predicted.
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The show predicted back in 2000 Trump would be elected Prez.
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As I predicted last year, online education continued to gain momentum.
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During the 1990s, many predicted that economic interdependence would foster peace.
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Imports dropped 5.2 percent, more than the 1.4 percent predicted fall.
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The package was predicted to generate $590 million in fiscal 2018.
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"I think we'd win the state of Mississippi tomorrow," Kasich predicted.
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However, a Reuters poll had predicted a steeper fall to 20.3.
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Using this sequence, they predicted which were likely to be antimicrobial.
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A few months ago, I predicted that Trump might fire Comey.
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As mentioned, he predicted the path information flows between neuronal circuits.
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Vladeck also predicted the case would never reach the Supreme Court.
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On Twitter, fans celebrated and predicted a day of lost productivity.
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Recent events have played out in ways we couldn't have predicted.
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Imports dropped by 2.7 percent, undershooting a predicted 0.2 percent fall.
|
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He predicted more deals in the sector but did not elaborate.
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No computer model yet has correctly predicted the Earth's actual temperatures.
|
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Analysts in a Reuters poll had predicted a 0.3 percent increase.
|
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This Republican predicted the situation will worsen in the near future.
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He called that number encouraging and predicted inflows would increase further.
|
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But as meteorologists predicted, Florence made it through this temporary threat.
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That number is predicted to rise to 16 million by 2050.
|
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Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters predicted earnings per share of $3.30.
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Ratings agency Moody's has predicted 2.6 percent growth for this year.
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At that meeting, Flake wrote, Trump predicted Flake would lose reelection.
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The vote is expected to be much tighter than previously predicted.
|
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A rise in debt defaults had already been predicted this year.
|
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The survey predicted inflation would accelerate in 2018 to 4.50 percent.
|
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But Herb Sutter correctly predicted the end of this performance gain.
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He came through at a time no one could have predicted.
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He predicted last December that the stock would decline to $90.
|
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That was $373.4 million, or about 8.5 percent, higher than predicted.
|
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Stone has predicted that Mueller will indict him in his probe.
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Turns out, Trump had little predicted naiveté, and offered meaningful plans.
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"This could cause a very troubled atmosphere in 2018," he predicted.
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The Komeito party is predicted to take 27 to 36 seats.
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The Fed in December had predicted four rate increases this year.
|
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Noted economist Nouriel Roubini predicted that bitcoin would crash to zero.
|
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Would there be a civil war, as some analysts had predicted?
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Analysts had predicted EPS of $1.17 and revenue of $32.15 billion.
|
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Mr Trump will "declare a trade war on Canada", he predicted.
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The Slovakian central bank, for example, predicted a boost of 50%.
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"The phrases will become this year's new sayings," Mr. Wang predicted.
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The scores predicted that West Africans should be shorter than Europeans.
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However, the earnings ended up being larger than he had predicted.
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However, he also predicted that political change was on the cards.
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The day after the 2014 midterm elections, I predicted Ohio Gov.
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Cruz, now 19, fared much better than his doctors initially predicted.
|
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He predicted the business crowd would vote for him next November.
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That is a far rosier picture than outside analysts have predicted.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had on average predicted 24.8 billion riyals.
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This book is precisely what her critics predicted it would be.
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Politics arguably rose above the rest; one reviewer predicted it would
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This passage from Orwell's 2017 perfectly predicted the Trump era: pic.twitter.
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Brandes, the subcommittee chairman, predicted meaningful change would come next session.
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Greenspan predicted that wage and price increases would eventually take hold.
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He has predicted that the lower courts will block the move.
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"I think it's going to go very well," the president predicted.
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That's a lot less than the 4 percent predicted by Goldman.
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If a downturn comes, it may be the most predicted yet.
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The future, exactly as and when Rangnick predicted it, has arrived.
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One economist predicted that Germany could soon return to the polls.
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Dr. Yi predicted that the old-style exhortation would not work.
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Perhaps the story of the Corner Project could have been predicted.
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Sports Illustrated cover predicted Astros' win ... -- more than three years ago!
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People were predicted to spend around $2202 billion between 2628 p.m.
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CBO had predicted that 13 million more people would become uninsured.
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Then he was off, and anyone could have predicted the rest.
|
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Trump predicted that voters' anxiety will fade "once they know me."
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Lyft's growth is accelerating faster than predicted, the company said Wednesday.
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It seems as if Bezos predicted the smart home in 1999.
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As predicted, Trump reaching out to make peace with Republican "establishment".
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Moreover, the Iranian ICBM flight tests predicted by 2015 never materialized.
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The problems that some commentators predicted have not come to pass.
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Jobs also predicted car dealerships without inventory — which Tesla does today.
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Venture Capitalist Tim Draper predicted bitcoin would be $250,000 by 2022.
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Rubio and his campaign have predicted victory in Florida for weeks.
|
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Charles Darwin accurately predicted the downfall of the Falkland Islands wolf.
|
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Observers have predicted a highly competitive environment for Democrats this November.
|
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Schumer predicted another round of "bluster and blame" from the president.
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Two years ago, he predicted a "horrendous storm " would hit stocks.
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"This is going to be a contentious weekend," predicted state Sen.
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This passage from Orwell's 226 perfectly predicted the Trump era: pic.twitter.
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Snow showers are predicted to continue through Monday and into Tuesday.
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He predicted this would continue, resulting in wildly powerful digital devices.
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Fed officials predicted that inflation this year would be 1.2 percent.
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The Simpsons even predicted the John Lewis Christmas ad #BusterTheBoxer pic.twitter.
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Michelle Obama had predicted as much in her speech in Virginia.
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Corker predicted that the next vote would take place on Wednesday.
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Some aspects of them are, as predicted, more relatable than others.
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The polls predicted that she'd win by 3 or 4 points.
|
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A third exit poll predicted the two parties would be tied.
|
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Plus, Apple didn't significantly drop the price as some had predicted.
|
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A Reuters survey had predicted a 10.8 percent decline for February.
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Next year, agribusiness exports will account for 50 percent, CNA predicted.
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On a yearly basis, respondents predicted a median 2.6 percent rise.
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I predicted it was going to happen and I was right.
|
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Of all people, it was Mark Hoppus who predicted the shift.
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How much of a freakout would you have predicted across America?
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He predicted the US President would stay off Twitter in Beijing.
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Meanwhile, others said that Warhol "predicted" Archie's birth with the painting.
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Analysts had predicted full-year revenue just above 18 billion crowns.
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"Things in Argentina are likely will get worse," Pantheon Macroeconomics predicted.
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The Reuters poll had predicted a monthly increase of 0.2 percent.
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He predicted the economy will continue to do well through 2018.
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"Farmers will get a poor maize harvest this season," he predicted.
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I predicted for 2018, we're going to see $0003,000 and $60,000.
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" In fact, he predicted the upcoming earnings season will be "unbelievable.
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Republican lawmakers have predicted catastrophe were he to do so. Sen.
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Analysts have predicted full-year 2017 earnings per share of $6.30.
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Analysts have predicted full-year 2018 earnings per share of $5.98.
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The Penn Wharton Budget Model predicted it would add $2 trillion.
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She never could have predicted it would lead to the Olympics.
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Bitecofer predicted a larger one, because she expected a turnout gap.
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Investors predicted sharp drops in Wall Street and Europe as well.
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Not even this forward-looking British series predicted a global pandemic.
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Patient satisfaction with the relationship often predicted loyalty, the research revealed.
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"I think we will have schools making deep runs," she predicted.
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The NHC predicted this northward turn would happen four days out.
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All these trends are predicted to continue as the climate warms.
|
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Here's a brief look at each, in predicted order of finish.
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I recently predicted that she was headed for a rude awakening.
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The market is predicted to be worth $31.2 billion by 2024.
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But Dennerby had predicted Monday's match would be much more competitive.
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He predicted their investment will begin paying off in three years.
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Many even predicted they would be among pro football's bottom feeders.
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"In terms of the optics, things will go smoothly," he predicted.
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Rubio earned about 10 points more than the late polls predicted.
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Stanton predicted he would be traded before then, and he was.
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But Mr. Wyden predicted that Republicans would eventually regret their victory.
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This was another kind of equality, one certain romantic comedies predicted.
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If you claim to have predicted any of that … stop fibbing.
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As Plato predicted, Trump's tyrannical psyche manifests in his political views.
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"There will be a lot of posturing and walkouts," he predicted.
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But he predicted that whatever idea was chosen would cause upset.
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" The president also predicted: "I think we'll get along with Russia.
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"Denisovans are already somewhere in a museum drawer," Dr. Welker predicted.
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Friday, Fani screamed ashore, the eye passing near Puri, as predicted.
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Eugene N. Parker predicted the existence of solar wind in 21.
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"The travel landscape through this crisis will inevitably change," he predicted.
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That's down from a predicted 2.7 percent just four weeks ago.
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Mr. Bannon predicted a populist "revolution" would follow the Alabama results.
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Several predicted the primary will drag on into the July convention.
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"There will be no food in Puerto Rico," Mr. Rivera predicted.
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In 2016, pollsters predicted Hillary Clinton would win big in Michigan.
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"He's going to get confirmed," Mr. Hatch predicted, according to CNN.
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Her mother then predicted she would get married there one day.
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Mr. Awy noted that the forecast had predicted the cold weather.
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Keir Starmer, Mr. Corbyn's chief adviser on Brexit, predicted that Mrs.
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President Donald Trump on Monday predicted a trade deal with China.
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Previously, it predicted its economy would grow by 1.5% to 2.5%.
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Previously it predicted the economy to grow by 1.5% to 2.5%.
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The IEA predicted "very strong" non-OPEC production growth next year.
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Throughout the 2016 election, pundits consistently predicted that Trump was finished.
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"This is going to turn into a crack den," he predicted.
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Etsy also predicted 2020 revenue growth of 27 to 30 percent.
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"Someday this is going to be a black eye," he predicted.
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At Tuesday night's debate, he predicted he would win Saturday's primary.
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Wall Street had predicted $38.39 billion in revenue on that basis.
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I absolutely predicted this is where he would try to go.
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But another site, Bleeding Cool, predicted a sharp twist of events.
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The predicted mix of electric cars has shifted sharply as well.
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But by December, he predicted, Sanders health scare will be forgotten.
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Forecasters predicted a break in the temperatures as soon as Friday.
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He predicted in late June that stocks will fall 40 percent.
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That will motivate it toward steps that increase its predicted reward.
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American University's Professor Allan Lichtman's predicted President Trump will be impeached.
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As predicted, traders in overnight markets responded savagely, and stocks plummeted.
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Analysts polled by StreetAccount had predicted they would hit $537.2 million.
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He pinpointed the incoming fire and predicted his enemies' next moves.
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The animated series predicted that the Star Wars franchise would continue.
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Patrik Voss, 31, predicted frustrations would boil over in vivid ways.
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As predicted, Twitter's stance against hateful content has not eliminated harassment.
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He even predicted that Shariah law could be established in Latvia.
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The GOP strategist predicted that the three undecided Senate Republicans -- Sens.
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We totally predicted this was the direction the internet was headed.
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This vindicates the critics who have predicted these outcomes for years.
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Still, they predicted that investors will likely face lower returns ahead.
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Lyft won't generate a meaningful profit until 221, the report predicted.
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"I predicted it," he said of the fourth-inning triple play.
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"It was just what the analytics had predicted," Ms. Mercer said.
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The pound's value has been surging as traders predicted Johnson's win.
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At their sentencing, the contractors predicted they would ultimately be exonerated.
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Experts say that the predicted increase appears to have come true.
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"I think this will save a lot of lives," he predicted.
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A shortfall of three million skilled workers is predicted by 2030.
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Qassim Suleimani — failed to elicit the disastrous consequences many experts predicted.
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H&M had in June predicted a 1.5 percentage point decrease.
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"I predicted it," Sano told The Star-Tribune after the game.
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He predicted "a devastating ripple effect" from Turkish action in Syria.
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"None of us had predicted this," a family spokesman told CNN.
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This reality is totally contrary to what the bank bulls predicted.
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Flynn predicted a Trump win, but he was making contingency plans.
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China is also predicted to see a cooling of auto sales.
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Disney predicted between 60 million and 90 million customers for Disney+.
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The next eruption is predicted to be in 2020 or 2021.
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Jewelry was predicted to reach $7.5 million, or $300,000 in fees.
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They won't find the answers for anyone still alive, he predicted.
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"We're going to get the debt ceiling passed," Mnuchin predicted confidently.
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At Nate Silver's data website, FiveThirtyEight, he had predicted that Mrs.
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"Well, as predicted, the 9th Circuit did it again," Trump tweeted.
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Given all these variables, I wondered: Can great sunsets be predicted?
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One future disagreement is likely to be housing, Kyle Zeppelin predicted.
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He predicted the U.S. would eventually come back to the pact.
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They predicted that fewer than 200 would survive in the end.
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In a Reuters poll, 13 of 21 economists predicted Thursday's cut.
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He predicted a level playing field on trade with China soon.
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During the past week he has issued his predicted colorful tweets.
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A Reuters poll of analysts this week predicted the rate hold.
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Democrats are predicted to win all these races by double-digits.
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All 16 analysts in a Reuters poll predicted no policy change.
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Last month's poll predicted it would reach 25.8 to the euro.
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Real GDP growth was predicted to be 1.8% and inflation 24%.
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The firm predicted recently that by 2019, that figure would double.
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None of them predicted a change until December at the earliest.
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Doom," recently predicted that the bitcoin price will "crash to zero.
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He predicted that without more funding, children would not be safe.
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The implosion that Mr. Trump has repeatedly predicted could be hastened.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had predicted investment growth of 8.0 percent.
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He predicted fees will come down, while employee costs will rise.
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Trump earlier Thursday predicted the Senate would pass its budget resolution.
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"I think we're going to have a great relationship," he predicted.
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Ross Stores predicted full-year earnings up 12 to 14 percent.
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It predicted that the storm would arrive with 23 mph winds.
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Munger predicted that such a change would harm drug benefit managers.
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In fact, I had predicted it (and I have witnesses). Why?
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The Fed raised rates and predicted two more increases in 2019.
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By 2025, AI revenue is predicted to reach $36.8 billion worldwide.
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"I think it's going to be fine for us," she predicted.
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That has happened, though not by as much as they predicted.
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Ahead of that visit, Trump had predicted "difficult" discussions on trade.
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In fact, those who predicted his success were openly laughed at.
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In the 1970s, Bandura predicted that dehumanization leads to increased aggression.
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Attributing obesity to the environment, rather than willpower, also predicted acceptability.
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As you've likely predicted, a lot of white people flipped out.
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The algorithm predicted that between one-third and one-half of the patients would benefit from taking sertraline — and it wasn't far off: more than 60% of the people the algorithm predicted would benefit did so.
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The survey of 30 housing market specialists taken in the past few weeks, predicted home prices will rise on average 1.7 percent nationally this year - much slower than the predicted 2.5 percent increase in consumer prices.
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Ten to 16 named storms -- including five to nine hurricanes, and one to four major hurricanes with Category 3 strength or higher -- are predicted this Atlantic hurricane season, which begins June 1, the federal agency predicted.
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The results were quite powerful: more than 0003 percent of people predicted to die in the following three to twelve months did so, as was the case for the people predicted to live more than 12 months.
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Steny Hoyer, told reporters he already predicted last week that Sanders would win the New Hampshire primary and regardless of the early results confidently predicted she would be at the top of the ticket in the fall.
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In the meantime, analysts predicted U.S. Remicade sales will fall 24.27 to 21.53 percent next year, even though J&J on Tuesday predicted the vast majority of patients taking Remicade are unlikely to switch to a biosimilar.
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Nobody in 1992 predicted the relatively brief but very real acceleration in American productivity growth that coincided with most of Bill Clinton's term in office, just as nobody predicted the deceleration that we've seen during Obama's presidency.
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More than 8 inches of snowfall were predicted in the impacted areas.
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He predicted I would do well, and I thought he was crazy.
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In a separate report the World Bank predicted global growth of 2.7%.
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We seek them out anyway, and, as predicted, they're adorable and entertaining.
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IATA had previously predicted 2019 profits to come in at $35.5 billion.
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The Simpsons has, undeniably, predicted a whole bunch of real-world events.
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First, economic theory always predicted that free trade would harm some workers.
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This chart shows the predicted relationship between authoritarianism and support for Trump.
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Indeed, Trainor predicted she'd marry Sabara after just a few weeks together.
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Arutunian successfully predicted Tuesday&aposs result, unlike anyone else in his family.
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The job-losers howled; staid Washington predicted the end of the republic.
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Optimists predicted that Bitcoin would do something similar in the financial sector.
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He predicted the decision would inevitably come into conflict with religious liberty.
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Before the referendum they had predicted 0.5 percent growth in both quarters.
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Marotta predicted U.S. sales would return to growth in the second quarter.
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The computer network equipment maker predicted lower than expected first quarter results.
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But Chishti predicted any such effort would face an immediate legal challenge.
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Last September, Johnson predicted the COLA for 2019 would be 2.8 percent.
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Initially, I predicted that Pixel 3 would win this shoot-off easily.
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For all the hype, Tuesday's midterm elections went as many polls predicted.
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Passenger network revenues will rise further in the fourth quarter, Gagey predicted.
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Anybody who understands the psychology of "loss aversion" could have predicted it.
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The number is predicted to reach 6.13 liters (8 quarts) by 2030.
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And I'm not sure its effect could be predicted by any model.
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The company reported $56.6 billion in revenue, while analysts predicted $57.1 billion.
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The Markowitz brothers somehow predicted Donald Trump would become president in 2016.
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But there are some things in life that simply can't be predicted.
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A Reuters poll of economists had predicted a slight dip to 53.1.
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They predicted private corporate capital expenditure will recover only as of 2018.
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Most recently, the BBC has predicted there will be 468,000 by 2021.
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But this does not make the smartphone obsolete like many have predicted.
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That compares to 62.31 and 78.21, respectively, predicted in the September poll.
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The OECD predicted German growth of 2.1 percent this year and next.
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"I really predicted what was going to happen," Trump said on Tuesday.
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Facebook correctly predicted the next big area of ad growth was mobile.
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The number is predicted to reach 7.6 liters (8 quarts) by 2030.
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Mike Lee, R-Utah, also predicted that all Republicans would support Kavanaugh.
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Sure, a few pundits predicted the Patriots were done, but they're pundits.
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At the start of the year it had predicted 5 percent growth.
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But just as The Verge's Chaim Gartenberg predicted, that's not actually true.
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That evolution, Fazul predicted, would make al-Qaeda much harder to defeat.
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A Reuters poll had predicted an April retail inflation rate of 25.02%.
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No one, certainly not the sceptics, predicted the sudden change of tone.
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Moreover, the delta has not been hollowed out, as some had predicted.
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Steps, as we predicted in January, are making a comeback this year.
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That said, "it's going to be a long, bumpy ride," he predicted.
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The median forecast in a Reuters survey predicted a 5.4 percent expansion.
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Johnson Associates predicted that their bonuses would fall between 5% and 10%.
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Recall that many experts predicted a market calamity if Trump was elected.
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This effectively ushers in the constitutional crisis long predicted for his presidency.
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He predicted electricity would be restored to most homes by Sunday evening.
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The IMF predicted that Venezuela's inflation rate in 2017 will reach 1,600%.
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But the company has predicted insolvency if the deal doesn't go through.
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He predicted that the committee will want an "open" not "closed" convention.
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Not even Orwell, after a feast of psilocybin, could have predicted thisdystopia.
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"If we didn't turn them over, they win the game," Calipari predicted.
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Ajami predicted that the country's complicated history would prove difficult to reconcile.
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Every prognosticator in the media world predicted Villanova would blow Michigan out.
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Yet none of the dire predicted consequences of these policies have materialized.
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As with polio, the fight has taken decades longer than anyone predicted.
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The looming storm is predicted to bring strong winds and more rain.
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But he predicted that these private markets would become even more popular.
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Analysts predicted total revenue of $2920 million, according to estimates from Refinitiv.
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Some pundits have even predicted that they will miss the playoffs entirely.
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If offline time is predicted, the app would preload News Feed content.
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It predicted Howard Dean's loss in 2004 and Obama's victory in 2008.
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Besides, Mr. Friedman predicted, the Texas primary will not matter much, anyway.
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But he predicted that that deal won't come in the next month.
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It's a pity that the authors predicted that only after the fact.
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Everhart predicted drama at the RNC's quarterly gathering next month in Washington.
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