Unfortunately for awards prognosticators, the Globes aren't especially reliable awards predictors.
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Overall, though, auto industry prognosticators have upped their expectations for EVs.
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Those market moves exemplify what has confounded financial prognosticators since Nov.
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The memo is a stark contrast to several election prognosticators' predictions.
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This leaves even the most skilled prognosticators making guesses and assumptions.
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So, I prefer to follow the technology, not the market prognosticators.
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But doctors are also generally acknowledged to be unrealistically positive prognosticators.
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Some prognosticators even picked the Raptors to miss the playoffs entirely.
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Prognosticators should only bet the farm on data from the current race.
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Republican voter enthusiasm seems to have surged beyond what prognosticators had forecast.
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But don't just sit on the couch watching prognosticators and surrogates shout.
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At this point, it's best to ignore the prognosticators; anyone can fumble.
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Prognosticators are calling it the first volley of the awards race. Whatever.
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Up until yesterday, a Trump presidency was considered impossible by our best prognosticators.
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Such prognosticators will have a hard time explaining Mr Trump's formidable delegate lead.
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Tom Hanks has some advice for 2020 presidential prognosticators: Keep your lips zipped.
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There have been many prognosticators every time Google's rankings shift in a big way.
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Prognosticators believe Republicans have a strong grasp on the chamber despite the House trends.
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Many prognosticators had him going in the top five picks of Thursday's first round.
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Then he culled out a small group that seemed to be preternaturally terrific prognosticators.
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Techno-optimist prognosticators will tell you that driverless trucks are just around the corner.
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That's the situation Senate prognosticators are in when it comes to this year's races.
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Still, this is one of those races where a blue wave could surprise prognosticators.
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Prognosticators expect high-performance V versions of Cadillac's CT21 and CT224 to arrive soon.
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That led plenty of prognosticators to predict that the Golden State dynasty was over.
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" And six of our prognosticators put their money on Lizzo's "Cuz I Love You.
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And Marco Rubio and Jeb Bush topped political prognosticators' lists for the Republican nomination.
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But where polls have been poor, another indicator has proved itself remarkably helpful to prognosticators.
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But before catching cabin fever yourself, consider what these helpful market prognosticators are actually saying.
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But on Wednesday she teased the prognosticators, suggesting she'll stick around into the next Congress.
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Prognosticators are forecasting it will be a golden summer for the long-jumping wide receiver.
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Some election prognosticators, like the Cook Political Report's Dave Wasserman, think these concerns are overblown.
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That experience encouraged prognosticators to use CAPE and Q as indicators of stock market peaks.
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Box office prognosticators taking a look at the weekend's returns were in for a surprise.
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Mr Trump has proved the prognosticators wrong because he understands his interests better than they do.
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Historians are not good prognosticators of the future, nor are we trained in political coalition building.
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What to buy in advance of the storm Weather prognosticators say it's too soon to know.
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How many of the prognosticators have failed to heed this basic formula in their own lives?
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For decades, would-be earthquake prognosticators had keyed in on foreshocks and other isolated seismic events.
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While last year's prognosticators failed to correctly predict much -- most of them thought former Texas Rep.
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In comments to The Hill published Wednesday, Trump reiterated his belief that Republicans will surprise prognosticators.
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Cook and the other major election prognosticators think this is a toss-up race in 2018.
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Most prognosticators guessed correctly that President Trump was going to slash the corporate tax rate in 2017.
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Prognosticators entertained visions of them in the second round, pushing a contender to six or seven games.
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He first won election running against a 26-year incumbent the political prognosticators said couldn't be beaten.
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It is the season for pundits and prognosticators to share their various expectations for global financial news.
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According to campaign prognosticators, the GOP seats most likely to flip are held by three retiring Republicans.
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Take heed, fellow pundits and prognosticators: In 23, Bill Clinton was elected President of the United States.
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Contrary to assertions from prognosticators and pundits, supporting a gas tax increase will not end political careers.
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Polls have shown a tight margin between the two in a race prognosticators consider a toss-up.
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The prognosticators at FiveThirtyEight still give the Republicans a roughly 2628 percent chance of keeping the House.
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Yield curve inversions often signal recessions, which is why economic prognosticators pay so much attention to them.
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But most awards prognosticators predict that the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences will overlook Egerton.
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Republicans also have a chance to pick up the Democratic-held 1st District, though prognosticators give Rep.
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Some Pennsylvania prognosticators have said it's possible that half the congressional delegation will be new in January.
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Awards prognosticators (nudged along by Sony publicists) had also been touting Mr. Spacey's performance as Oscar worthy.
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That will be a matter of debate for awards-season prognosticators from now until the envelopes are opened.
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So how do you capitalize on these predictions from one of the most followed prognosticators on Wall Street?
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Much to the surprise of the prognosticators who thought we'd lose a whole bunch of seats, we didn't.
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But one of the comforts of history is seeing how wrong the earlier prognosticators of doom could be.
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Plenty of other teams and athletes have defied the odds and the prognosticators to roar to unlikely triumph.
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What was the 2008 financial crisis if not an out-of-the-blue event that stymied most prognosticators?
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It is widely considered by awards prognosticators to be the film to beat at the coming Academy Awards.
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That's the view of a growing chorus of experts and prognosticators concerned about the unpredictability of the Chinese government.
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For that reason, it is possible that Mr Trump, ever keen to confound prognosticators, will try a different approach.
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The market continues marching upward on torrid pace defying prognosticators that predicted economic collapse should Donald Trump be elected.
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Two weeks before election day, the nation's likely voters have started seeing eye-to-eye with the election prognosticators.
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He noted that there are less negative prognosticators talking about oil prices sinking to $20153 to $22015 a barrel.
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Ms. Adams is considered by Oscar prognosticators to be a contender for best actress at next year's Academy Awards.
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The 2016 Race Tuesday night's surprise win in Michigan for Bernie Sanders was a humbling night for political prognosticators.
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As in sport, prognosticators of how things will finish should wait for more analysis of all of the players.
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If you listen to pundits and prognosticators closely, you'll notice the stakes of this debate are often left undefined.
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Presidential prognosticators love a popular governor, especially one who's been able to defy the political leanings of their state.
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Cook and the other major election prognosticators think this is a toss-up, maybe Lean Republican race in 2018.
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Cook and the other major election prognosticators think this is a toss-up/maybe Lean Republican race in 2018.
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But for many pundits and prognosticators, he's a sign of something much more grave: the growing obsolescence of human workers.
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As pollsters as prognosticators have learned the hard way, underestimate Trump and the power of his appeal at your peril.
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Coming into this election, very few prognosticators thought the race for Texas's Senate seat would prove worthy of any attention.
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Sanders burst onto the presidential scene in 2016 with a progressive campaign that proved more competitive than election prognosticators expected.
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Prognosticators say the countries that will endure it best have both fortunate geographic locations and strategies for mitigating the impact.
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Pot prognosticators think that 2017 will break another record, but after that, they expect Colorado's kush boom to level off.
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Up until the Oscar nominations, prognosticators had their chips on the documentary "Jane," about the primatologist and conservationist Jane Goodall.
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Given the show's dark and unforgiving history, many prognosticators assumed that any character leaving a loved one behind was doomed.
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But no matter her success with critics, she remained mired in sixth place on GoldDerby's roundup of Oscar prognosticators' predictions.
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The index's long period of placidity amid constant upheaval in Washington has posed a persistent riddle for Wall Street prognosticators.
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The reality is that if Trump fires Mueller, the midterms could be even worse than the most pessimistic prognosticators imagine.
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Where Washington has pollsters and K Street lobbyists, awards season has a cottage industry of hired strategists, prognosticators, and bloggers.
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Nonpartisan political prognosticators such as The Cook Political Report and Sabato's Crystal Ball currently rate Bera's district as leaning Democratic.
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T'is the season to be gloomy, when the world's prognosticators provide their competing lists of the coming year's top risks.
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Given this disappointing performance, sheepish prognosticators have wondered whether any alternate source of information might have offset the off-target polling.
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Voters' appetite for a big swing to the left has been a popular point of debate for political prognosticators for months.
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But many election prognosticators predict Democrats will pick up the 23 House seats need to gain control of the lower chamber.
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By almost all accounts, Trump's rise has defied the odds and is leaving the political prognosticators and prediction markets increasingly irrelevant.
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Many market prognosticators are predicting the imminent end of the bull market in stocks and cite historically high market valuation metrics.
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Many election prognosticators believe it is likely the Republicans keep the Senate and may even expand on their 51-49 majority.
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The prognosticators at the Kind food company are pulling for the flavors of Africa, though they did not specify a country.
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The starry-eyed prognosticators of the time, figures like John Perry Barlow and Lawrence Lessig, insisted that one day it would.
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The Winnipeg Jets, who missed the playoffs last season, finished with the second-best record in the league, defying most prognosticators.
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It's a very loud maybe: a question mark in a situation where many partisans and prognosticators itched for an exclamation point.
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N.S.: There have been a few awards prognosticators who have said something like, maybe just the best five directors were men.
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But the basic ingredients of the decade-old crisis are still there, and some prognosticators are expecting another collapse sooner than later.
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Pressed on the polls, she noted that she had defied expectations before when many prognosticators thought her campaign was dead last spring.
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Tatum is just one reason the Celtics will "surprise" some prognosticators this season, "surprise" being a completely relative term dependent on expectations.
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Most of the polls show the race had tightened there, but not enough for any prognosticators to call it a toss up.
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But, unlike so many Wall Street prognosticators, Smith appears to have thrown in the towel when it comes to marking his calendar.
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Betting markets provide an opportunity for prognosticators to put real money behind their arguments, and performed admirably in predicting the 2018 midterms.
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While it received strong reviews when released by A24 back in April, it hasn't appeared on most of the prognosticators' tout sheets.
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For movie studios and box office prognosticators, it was unquestionably dismal, with revenue way, way down compared to the past two years.
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But a few factors prevented the sort of breakout moment that many political prognosticators believed would come for Booker, but never did.
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The lawyers were told by prognosticators they had no chance of getting it, Tu said, but it was their Hail Mary pass.
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It can also toy with us, letting some prototypes slip out to offer just enough misinformation to lead prognosticators and pundits astray.
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Given how wrong the prognosticators were about who would win the 2016 presidential election, these signs of resurgence should be taken seriously.
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It's the latest test for Republicans ahead of a midterm election that has prognosticators forecasting big gains for Democrats in the House.
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But there's still the possibility of the following year's Oscar contenders cropping up at Sundance, and awards prognosticators are on the lookout.
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Most prognosticators are siding with Lion here, but I think that film is precisely the kind of sapfest the writers will avoid.
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As of now, prognosticators see a good chance of Democrats flipping the 23 GOP-held seats they need to take a House majority.
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Tunsil, once considered a top draft pick, was widely expected by NFL draft prognosticators to be selected sixth overall by the Baltimore Ravens.
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If Oscar prognosticators aren't tipping him for a Best Actor nod this time next year, there's something rotten in the state of California.
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Following three taps on the door to the burrow, Phil, the "Prognosticator of prognosticators," emerged from his burrow shortly after 7:20 a.m.
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Most prognosticators have long been predicting the Democrats will pick up between three and six Senate seats; they have not revised that view.
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TORONTO — A week ago, most Oscar prognosticators and strategists had effectively written off Harvey Weinstein as a player in this year's awards race.
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His stock was rising during workouts last month, with some prognosticators viewing him as having played his way into a possible lottery pick.
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Political prognosticators characterize the Zeldin-Gershon race as "likely Republican," perhaps because the First Congressional District has 13,000 more registered Republicans than Democrats.
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But what economic prognosticators are really watching is the relationship between short-term and long-term interest rates, known as the yield curve.
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True, polls and prognosticators failed to predict Britain's vote to leave the European Union, or the American presidential victory of Donald J. Trump.
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Collins' 27th District seat was seen as safe for Republicans, but prognosticators consider it more competitive with an indicted Collins on the ballot.
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But election prognosticators quickly wondered whether Eastman's platform would be too far to the left for a swing House district in the plains.
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Vasquez continues to make predictions, year in and year out, despite the fact that, like most prognosticators, he's got a pretty spotty track record.
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Election prognosticators think this is a toss-up race, mostly on the strength of Heller's incumbency, but the senator should be considered extremely vulnerable.
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Ahead of Tuesday's match, sports prognosticators had predicted that the U.S., as the defending tournament champions, would overwhelmingly defeat Thailand, according to USA Today.
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The polls, pundits, and other election prognosticators are basically all coming together to say that Hillary Clinton will win the presidential election Tuesday night.
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All right, the prevailing wisdom among the professional political prognosticators is that it&aposs all gloom and doom for Republicans come the November midterms.
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The group's prognosticators raised their projections for oil demand in 22040 by 2.2 million barrels a day in this year's World Oil Outlook report.
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Exit polls in the 85033 presidential election showed Clinton with a lead over Trump, and prognosticators heavily projected that the Democratic nominee would prevail.
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Prognosticators asserted that on the 85033th anniversary as the Democratic People's Republic of Korea on Saturday, North Korea would test an intercontinental ballistic missile.
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"I'm really glad we won the game," said Portland coach Terry Stotts, who finished the regular season 44-38, far beyond projections from prognosticators.
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This despite Milwaukee being picked to finish fourth in their division by most prognosticators; most projection systems had them winning between 275-285 games.
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Though Tillis faces a primary challenger and a potentially competitive general election next year, prognosticators generally consider him less vulnerable than McSally or Gardner.
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Those numbers have prompted a lot of prognosticators to see the third-seeded Spartans as a top contender to win the tough Midwest bracket.
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But he was not among the more than 60 players invited to the N.B.A.'s annual scouting combine, and most draft prognosticators ignored him.
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"Back in January when stocks were rising sharply, we heard numerous calls for a 'melt-up' being made by prognosticators and investors," said Wilson.
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While many prognosticators feared a worse impact upon the United Kingdom's (UK) economy and despite some recent positive economic news, many still fear a recession.
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Bera is in a competitive reelection race this year against Sacramento County Sheriff Scott Jones, though nonpartisan political prognosticators still rate it as leaning Democratic.
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But under Coach Terry Stotts, Portland went 44-38 in the regular season, when most prognosticators had predicted that the team would miss the playoffs.
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I think Nathaniel Rogers, who's one of my favorite Oscar prognosticators, said this: The Oscars often vote for the person who has the best character.
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From Congress's own prognosticators to Wall Street's virtuosos, scarcely any independent analyses project anything like the rosy forecasts offered by the president's top economic advisers.
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The night's biggest surprise may have been Michael Porter Jr. A year ago, many prognosticators had pegged the 6-25 forward for the top pick.
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And yet, what was most surprising about Michigan's win was that it seemed to surprise anyone, with prognosticators skeptical of the Wolverines before the game.
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The first round of this process is driven by the large group of prognosticators, bloggers, and journalists who make predicting the Oscars their primary beat.
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I say all this because one of my favorite market prognosticators has a rather "alarming" way of looking at stocks right now, in that sense.
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Around 1990 Bell Laboratories conducted a survey among its most insightful prognosticators regarding the most significant communications technologies that would lead us into the millennium.
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Though most prognosticators do not think recent volatility signals an end to the nine-year bull market, the wild swings are likely here to stay.
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While pundits and prognosticators would love these voters to come to an early and irrevocable decision, voters know they don't have to, and they don't.
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Now, the different schools of prognosticators are arguing over which group's interpretation of the charts is correct while the price of Bitcoin continues to drop.
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McCain, who performed poorly in most early state polling and was written off by most prognosticators, began to gain traction in New Hampshire in mid December.
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Everyone likes to consider themselves club scene prognosticators, especially in a confusing era where venues are closing left and right while electronic music remains culturally dominant.
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In the end, the stories we tell about what happens in the 6th will be more important than what the prognosticators can glean from the data.
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Prognosticators, however, see a vulnerable senator: The Cook Political Report rates Manchin's seat as a Toss-up, while Sabato's Crystal Ball lists it as Leans Democratic.
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How much more effective would we be as diagnosticians, prognosticators and healers if we had a more longitudinal understanding of the patient in front of us?
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Prognosticators are already starting to shift seats in Democrats' favor after the Ohio special election and a series of primaries that also took place on Tuesday.
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The success of Kenneth Branagh's current film of Dame Agatha's "Murder on the Orient Express" shouldn't have surprised box office prognosticators as much as it did.
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Mr. Collender said that budget watchers should pay close attention to the White House's economic forecasts and how they matched up with those of mainstream prognosticators.
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"Where Washington has pollsters and K Street lobbyists, awards season has a cottage industry of hired strategists, prognosticators, and bloggers," the New Yorker reported in 2017.
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Or is a horror performance from a woman of color simply so far outside the Oscars' comfort zone that these prognosticators were right to say so?
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A Republican on the White House lawn asking Communist China for help in winning a democratic election isn't something that prognosticators would have picked for 2019.
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"It's been more than a decade where investors and market prognosticators have spoken about the potential for higher inflation and hasn't come to fruition," Abbasi added.
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Even though prognosticators have spent months describing the demise of the Republican Party and conservative principles, the results in the Alabama Senate race are still surprising.
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She did engage in a little horse race talk near the end, however, arguing that the primary race was "fluid" and prognosticators have been wrong all year.
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According to an analysis of polls from America's favorite prognosticators over at FiveThirtyEight, Trump currently has just a measly 20 percent chance of actually winning the election.
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The chess meme was armor for prognosticators, proof that they got things wrong because Trump was a secret genius—not because they were, in fact, public fools.
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Still, nonpartisan political prognosticators such as the Cook Political Report and the University of Virginia's Center for Politics rate the district as "likely" remaining in Democratic control.
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Amazon's $1 billion acquisition of mail-order pharmacy startup PillPack created an industry-wide frenzy, as prognosticators forecast doom for traditional pharmacies like Walgreens and Rite Aid.
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Election prognosticators think the party has a shot at four of Virginia's 103 congressional seats, including that of one of the most conservative members of the House.
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Clearly, prognosticators were correct to be skeptical of Nyong'o's chances, even at a point when they hadn't seen most of the performances they were predicting over hers.
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It's one of the most successful non-English-language films in US history, raking in more than $30 million to date and far exceeding box office prognosticators.
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Republicans face stiff political headwinds ahead of the midterms, with election prognosticators increasingly forecasting a blue wave that could produce the first Democratic-controlled House since 2628.
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Indeed, it is the recognition that this relationship could be set to swing the other way that has led so many market prognosticators to predict a value comeback.
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Throughout history, people have paid untold billions to biblical prophets and clairvoyant crime solvers, even to market prognosticators who claim they can pick stocks by reading the stars.
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Mr Strange's defeat was a loss for the establishment, and political prognosticators now look to other states, Arizona included, to see if the far-right rebellion will spread.
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Though Sanders consistently ranks near the top of polls surveying support for Democratic candidates, election prognosticators are skeptical if he can recreate the enthusiasm he sparked in 85033.
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Some prognosticators maintain that both Bloomberg and Patrick entered too late to ultimately win the Democratic presidential nomination and that neither strategy will pay off down the stretch.
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It's the job of the National Bureau of Economic Research to determine when the economy is in recession -- not the stock market, and certainly not stock market prognosticators.
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The move is a big step forward in the commercialization of this technology, which even the most optimistic prognosticators had recently bet would take another decade to achieve.
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The takeaway The unsuspectedly tense standoff with Mr. Sanders set off yet another cacophonous round of "electability" debates by pundits and prognosticators on cable news and social media.
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"Drivers should be very happy because all prognosticators overestimated what they would be paying," said Tom Kloza, global head of energy analysis for the Oil Price Information Service.
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Furthermore, while it's undeniable that translation tools like Bing Translator, Babelfish, or Google Translate have improved dramatically in recent years, prognosticators like Ross could be getting ahead of themselves.
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Cleveland, along with Texas in the West and Baltimore in the East, form a trio of frontrunners that was ... let's say, lightly represented among prognosticators to begin the season.
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That's about the least Oscar-friendly logline imaginable, and it's what has kept me (and other prognosticators) from feeling 100 percent confident in its chances of winning Best Picture.
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Hollywood has long favored a certain demographic as the "default" — white, relatively affluent, young males — which explains why the success of Wonder Woman and Girls Trip surprised some prognosticators.
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I'm not saying that Democrats will win seven-eighths of those seats, but there are some races on that list that are being overlooked by a lot of prognosticators.
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When the Federal Reserve raised its interest rates late last year, most mortgage rate prognosticators saw it as a sure sign that home-loan rates would finally rise meaningfully.
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Despite the prognosticators expecting books to have moving pictures, interactivity, and dynamic narratives, almost nothing in that direction has actually occurred as readers continue to enjoy the traditional format.
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The allure of an unknown Trump presidency is that it becomes a blank canvas upon which prognosticators and investors can paint their imaginings before reality sets in after January.
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These are powerful realities for people in Trump's America that the political prognosticators, who rarely send their children into the military or get their hands dirty at work, don't understand.
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Hield is considered by most prognosticators the favorite to win this season's Naismith award for college basketball's most outstanding player, which is remarkable enough given where he started, and when.
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He asked no questions at argument and so did not tip his hand, but most prognosticators predict he will side with the four conservative justices and strike down agency fees.
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Though some prognosticators do not think recent volatility signals an end to the nine-year bull market, the wild swings are likely here to stay for a while at least.
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He first raised eyebrows among 2020 prognosticators after making trips to Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina, three states that will hold crucial primary races in the Democratic nomination contest.
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The vote may be more favorable to Mr. Trump than the worst-case-scenario prognosticators suggest for a very simple reason: Landslides do not really happen in presidential elections anymore.
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As we hit that 200-day mark, you can expect the prognosticators to go into full swing, breathless speculation to begin in earnest, and the unverified hot takes to ensue.
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Award watchers and prognosticators will be looking to the major guild balloting -- including the directors, producers and writers -- to provide more focus on which films the movie academy might favor.
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Prognosticators were not wrong to peg Duke as a potentially unstoppable team after it had added a mighty haul of presumed one-and-dones to a cast of talented veterans.
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The planned rail project on Peninsular Malaysia was thrown into uncertainty after Mahathir's party stunned international prognosticators with a win against the incumbent Najib Razak in a general election last May.
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Instead, they left a vacuum that was filled by prognosticators, pundits, and Hart himself, who couldn't exactly go radio silent given that he's promoting a movie, "The Upside," which opens Friday.
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Global bonds are cumulatively sending a message that suggests a clear and present danger of a global recession, irrespective of what bullish prognosticators might have to say about economies and equities.
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By erasing Bannon, the elite prognosticators imagine that they have begun the process of erasing the election of Donald Trump from the record books and returning to the political status quo.
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But even the most generous prognosticators could not have anticipated New Orleans reeling off 298 rushing yards and six rushing touchdowns in one of the most dominant performances in N.F.L. history.
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Such was his appeal that many Democrats and political prognosticators suggested that he should, regardless of victory or defeat in his Senate race, run for the party's presidential nomination in 2020.
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That explanation of where this new technology sits within history feels right: While prognosticators love to talk about crypto and blockchain as a bubble, it is likely just very early days.
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If contemporary climate anxiety is rooted in a gnawing sense of the habitable earth's impermanence, might these paintings — concerned with capturing the elusiveness of natural beauty — be viewed as gentle prognosticators?
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Prognosticators like Mark Harris of Vanity Fair and Scott Feinberg of The Hollywood Reporter base their opinions on how films have performed at predictive awards ceremonies leading up to the Oscars.
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Back in November, the team at JP Morgan Asset Management published a chart filled with negative predictions made by some of the most widely-quoted prognosticators associated with the financial industry.
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Political prognosticators, White House aides and even Trump's outgoing predecessor would weigh in with a mix of predictions, promises and old truisms, the kinds of assessments that greet every new president.
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Despite glowing reviews, box office prognosticators suggest that "Toy Story 4" underperformed because audiences were wary about the need for another chapter after "Toy Story 3" wrapped up the series so perfectly.
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Many Oscar prognosticators had pegged Bo Burnham's lovely directorial debut for at least a Best Original Screenplay nomination, and some had hoped star Elsie Fisher might be a surprise Best Actress nominee.
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Still other prognosticators say that since the prophecy only exists in George R.R. Martin's books, and not in the TV adaptation, the showrunners can take Cersei's storyline in any direction they want.
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The indictment of Chris Collins, the Republican congressman from upstate New York, on insider trading charges is an unmitigated disaster for him, even though some prognosticators say he could win reelection anyway.
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Prognosticators who are willing to place big bets as a result of this outcome might want to remember the feeling that many of them had the morning after the election in November.
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When the schools named in the FBI's unprecedented indictment were left out of March Madness — particularly USC, which, SB Nation noted, prognosticators had universally expected to make the tournament — eyebrows went up.
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On top of that, President Obama crushed Mitt Romney in the district by a double-digit margin in 2012, and top election prognosticators have put Hardy's seat in the "leans Democratic" column.
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But after a surprisingly strong showing from the last few Marvel Studios movies, Hollywood prognosticators now say the tent-pole has a shot at posting the best U.S. opening of all time.
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This season, optimism was not as sky high as it often is for the Patriots, and teams like the Seahawks, the Panthers, the Steelers and the Packers were rated higher by prognosticators.
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The Heat certainly cooled in 2020 (17-15) after a 24-33 start to the season, but they have been restored to the East's top four faster than many N.B.A. prognosticators envisioned.
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It's normal for hotly anticipated movie trailers to premiere during the Super Bowl, and prognosticators had fingered the trailer for the upcoming Cloverfield movie as one of this year's many possible offerings.
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Most of us will get up tomorrow morning and over the next week, wade through hundreds of headlines, turn away from those endless prognosticators, and submerge ourselves in a sea of holiday bliss.
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After their experience in 27—when Hillary Clinton, who had been favoured by election pollsters and prognosticators, was dealt a stunning defeat—Democrats do not want to be fooled by the polls again.
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These races in Tennessee will be decided against an electoral backdrop that now has many professional election prognosticators bullish on the idea the Democrats will win control of the U.S. House in November.
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Well, now that Philip Roth has turned out to be the seer of seers, prognosticator of prognosticators, I'm here to tell you that The Plot Against America reads a lot differently in 2017.
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The left-leaning Labour Party and its socialist standard-bearer, Jeremy Corbyn, are believed by some prognosticators to be narrowing the contest -- and could now stand an outside shot at toppling May's government.
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Pollsters suffered an industry-shattering embarrassment in 22019, as survey after survey cast Clinton as the favorite and few prognosticators ventured to entertain the idea that a victory by Trump was a possibility.
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Yet, the prognosticators who claimed to be "close to Comey" or "familiar with his thinking" are refusing to give up, holding out hope that there will be some evidence or smoking gun produced.
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Pundits and prognosticators attempt to predict the fate and timeline of the law, and the required bridge legislation that will be required for a realistic transition from what is to what will be.
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The 17 top stock prognosticators tracked by CNBC's Market Strategist Survey show Wall Street, on average, sees the S&P 500 drifting 2.2% higher from current levels by the end of the year.
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Sixty prognosticators have joined the Bracket Matrix since 2015, a fact that has stunned Phan, who said he did not expect his website to maintain enough interest to last past its first season.
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It won precursor awards and nominations, including a best documentary prize from the Producers Guild, earned a 99 percent "fresh" rating on Rotten Tomatoes, and held the top spot on many prognosticators' lists.
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It's been an unpredictable year for awards prognosticators, but on the whole, the 20073 nominees list is a pleasant surprise — diverse, drawing from wide-ranging genres, and representing a great year in filmmaking.
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It was one of the reasons that President Trump was able to pull off an unlikely electoral upset, and it was why Republicans defied political prognosticators by retaining their majority in the Senate.
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As we close in on the end of the summer, one of Wall Street's longest-running and widely followed prognosticators says the U.S. market is "overdue" for a 5 or more percent drop.
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"Parasite" also won the awards for best original screenplay, best international feature and best picture, pleasantly surprising prognosticators and making history as the first non-English-language film to take home the award.
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Election prognosticators had until now considered it nearly a toss-up, perhaps with a slight Republican lean in a state where Democrats not named Sherrod Brown or Barack Obama have struggled to win statewide.
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Election prognosticators have until now considered it nearly a toss-up, perhaps with a slight Republican lean in a state where Democrats not named Sherrod Brown or Barack Obama have struggled to win statewide.
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In the past quarter century, many entertainment industry prognosticators have said that technology will provide talent with a direct line to consumers and disintermediate not only agents, but also production companies, studios and networks.
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Professional pundits and prognosticators speculate daily on whether investors should be reducing market exposure to protect themselves from aggressive deflation, or buying risk assets, such as stocks, to capitalize on an emerging markets rebound.
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One of the most popular themes of 2016 general-election prognosticators is that Donald Trump simply cannot find enough white males to carry him to victory—and that's the only way he can win.
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Lawmakers, party leaders and election prognosticators cautioned Sunday that control of Congress is far from settled heading into Election Day on Tuesday, as Democrats and Republicans sought to make a final pitch to voters.
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But it's also true that Trump is the protest candidate — the "change agent," in prognosticators' preferred parlance — at a juncture unfavorable to an insider like Clinton, who's no darling of voters to begin with.
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That was arguably the last time one of James's teams, in the eyes of preseason prognosticators, was seen as a better bet to miss the playoffs entirely rather than to win the N.B.A. championship.
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Demand for oil could peak by the late 2020s or early 2030s in a best case scenario, the CEO of Shell told CNBC, offering a faster timeline than other closely followed oil market prognosticators.
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While prognosticators see Democrats as favorites to pick up enough seats right now, many of those toss-up races could fall in Republicans' favor on Election Day due to any number of unforeseen factors.
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As the dust clears from Donald Trump's shocking victory to become the 2500th president of the United States, humbled political prognosticators and pollsters have been trying to piece together what went wrong for Hillary Clinton.
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As the dust clears from Donald Trump's shocking victory to become the 45th president of the United States, humbled political prognosticators and pollsters have been trying to piece together what went wrong for Hillary Clinton.
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While Apple and Goldman Sachs are the stocks that could generate the most gains for the index if analysts' guesses turn out to prescient, sell-side stock prognosticators are actually rather bullish on the whole.
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Although Social Security is considered "off budget," economists and government prognosticators may also view it as part of the so-called unified budget, which includes all federal activities when evaluating everything that affects the economy.
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Most prognosticators have removed it from the running entirely, but if there's a director in play that the Academy reflexively loves this year, it's Scorsese, so a surprise nomination wouldn't be out of the question.
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A trio of closely watched energy organizations all raised their forecasts for American oil production this week, but the prognosticators can't seem to agree on one thing: Just how much more crude will U.S. drillers pump?
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Antetokounmpo's conviction, in both himself and the Bucks, makes him an endearing protagonist in an N.B.A. title chase that — if not nearly as wide open as many prognosticators said before the season — remains filled with uncertainty.
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Though the past few years of nominees were smaller independent features like Moonlight and Spotlight — the kinds of picks that genuinely surprised many prognosticators — The Shape of Water feels in many ways like a classic Academy pick.
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That kind of summer box office season — which begins this weekend, with the three-day Memorial Day holiday — seems like a fantasy for filmmakers four decades later, with some prognosticators predicting the lowest revenues in a decade.
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Major OPEC producers are privately starting to talk about a new oil price equilibrium of $22014 a barrel, adding to signs that the market's long, deep rout is officially over, says one of the industry's leading prognosticators.
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National reaction to the outcome No matter what happens on Tuesday, national political prognosticators are going to attempt to draw a grand conclusion on what the result tells us about American voters in the era of Trump.
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As for World Cup animal prognosticators, the most famous was probably Germany's Paul the Octopus, who, strangely enough, correctly pointed out the winners of 12 out of 14 games by the end of the 2010 World Cup.
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BEAUTIFUL BOY Timothée Chalamet ("Call Me by Your Name") has Oscar prognosticators excited about his performance as Nic Sheff, whose father, David Sheff (Steve Carell), wrote a best-selling book about witnessing Nic's experiences with drug addiction.
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And if a performance or film is acclaimed at one of these festivals, by critics or film journalists or Oscar prognosticators, film studios — hungry for scraps of information on which movies to support — shift their plans accordingly.
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What many Western prognosticators got wrong, however, was assuming this world would be made in the West's image; that it would embrace not just Western economics but also liberal political values, with their supposedly universal appeal and validity.
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For all of these reasons, all pundits and prognosticators should take a deep breath and realize that whatever electoral predictions they make today have a decent shot at being proven wrong when voters test them in November 2018.
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In fact, a look across the congressional map ahead of the 2018 midterms finds perhaps one candidate who, in scoring a primary upset, has endangered what prognosticators viewed as a prime pick-up opportunity for Democrats in November.
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Will Rubio, who shocked us all with his strong third-place finish in Iowa, shake off the doubts from a wobbly debate performance this weekend and become the contender that so many Washington, D.C., armchair prognosticators have foretold?
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And prognosticators, take note: The four athletes featured in the pano-8 spread The Times put together for the last Olympics, in Rio de Janeiro — Simone Biles, Derek Drouin, Ryan Lochte and Christian Taylor — all won gold medals.
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But few, if any, prognosticators saw these 10 things coming: After nine years without a single win in the playoffs, the Pistons looked to be permanently mired in mediocrity without any special reason for hope for the future.
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While some prognosticators thought Clinton-Trump might come close to that level, there were lots of reasons the debate wouldn't get to that number: For starters, it was up against "Monday Night Football," which attracted eight million viewers.
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Pundits and prognosticators have offered a variety of theories to explain why Disney is bucking this year's trend, with overall box office down by 8% from 2018, and what that means for the broader health of the movie business.
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The prognosticators might not know what kind of record the Yankees will put up this season, but you can be damn well sure of one thing: they are going to hit the ever-loving shit out of some baseballs.
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Two political prognosticators, Sabato's Crystal Ball and the Cook Political Report, shifted their ratings of the districts currently represented by Reichert, Dent and Trott as more favorable to Democrats than they would be otherwise with the incumbents running again.
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Though The Post seems to have lost some steam with Oscars prognosticators, it's gone over well with critics (it has an 83 percent rating on Metacritic) and audiences, who pushed it to a healthy showing at the box office.
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In March, when the Bharatiya Janata Party won a landslide electoral victory in Uttar Pradesh, political prognosticators expected Mr. Modi to make a safe choice — Manoj Sinha, a cabinet minister known for his diligence and loyalty to the party.
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The prognosticators indicate there's a possibility that only the supporting actress category would feature an actor of color: Mary J. Blige, for her sagacious matriarch in "Mudbound," a Netflix drama about racial tension in rural Mississippi in the 1940s.
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Pettersson, the club's top prospect whose arrival was anticipated throughout a horrendous 2017-18 for the Vancouver squad, delivered a memorable performance for a fan base hoping this won't be as dreadful of a season as most prognosticators have predicted.
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Several election prognosticators believe Biden is laying the groundwork for a presidential campaign and that his association with former President Obama, who remains popular, and the Scranton, Pa., native's appeal to middle America could make him a worthy opponent to Trump.
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The latest quarterly earnings reports season looms on the horizon, providing full employment for business reporters, accountants, attorneys, various species of number crunchers, prognosticators, kibitzers and pizza delivery firms catering to all of them as they burn the midnight oil.
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These annual meetings sponsored by the American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary of high school boys and girls in their junior year are often very good prognosticators for the rising decades in the mainstream of American politics and culture.
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In offering a faster timeline than other closely followed oil market prognosticators, van Beurden said while it was not the oil major's base case scenario, policy and technology developments in the industry could result in peak demand in the medium-term.
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Right up until the morning of the Oscar nominations on January 13, prognosticators were expecting a Best Supporting Actress nomination for Jennifer Lopez, in recognition of her turn as a fiercely protective and maternal stripper in the box office hit Hustlers.
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This misunderstanding is not merely limited to the lay reader -- remarkably, some former law enforcement officials who now comprise the cottage industry of professional partisan prognosticators do not realize just how handcuffed the FBI was in its review of Judge Kavanaugh.
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The actor's bravura performance in the movie "Joker," which many prognosticators predict will garner him the Oscar for best actor, is weighted by the film's sympathetic portrayal of a kind of white, male, sociopathic angst that many critics have embraced.
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National polls and historical voting patterns suggest that Democrats are only slight favorites to take the House, while early polls of individual districts, special election results and the ratings of expert prognosticators suggest that Democrats are in a stronger position.
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Political prognosticators, like yours truly, have been telling Americans for months that the outcome for President Trump is all but preordained: Party-line impeachment by Democrats in the House, a party-line vote against removal by Republicans in the Senate.
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Bohemian Rhapsody, the film about Queen frontman Freddie Mercury, gave box office prognosticators one very obvious pun to deploy this weekend when it beat projections and "rocked" the box office, bringing in $50 million in its opening weekend in North America.
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Historically, "prestige" films and so-called "Oscar movies" have largely been relegated to the end of the year, with critics and awards prognosticators looking mostly at releases from September through December when predicting which movies will be the year's best and most recognized.
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Dr. Kai-Fu Lee is the CEO and chairman of Sinovation, a venture firm based in the U.S. and China, and he has emerged as one of the world's top prognosticators on artificial intelligence and how the technology will disrupt just about everything.
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It depends on how contrarian you feel, but one thing is for sure: stocks have tended to rise over time, and maintaining a substantial position in stocks over long time frames has proven a winning strategy no matter what Wall Street's prognosticators say.
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Since November 8th, media outlets, pundits and prognosticators have fallen over each other ready to decry an epidemic of so-called "fake news" — a phenomenon many believe is undermining a core principle of democracy: the fair and accurate marketplace of news and ideas.
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Though not viewed by many prognosticators as being in the running to be the first defensive back off the board, the 5-foot-230, 237-pound Savage had at least 2132 tackles in each of his final three seasons with the Terrapins.
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It is a question that has taken on new relevance as attention turns to the presidential election two years away: While the list of possible Democratic candidates seems to expand every day, political prognosticators have long assumed there would be a Bernie 22020.
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But in addition to spotlighting films and performances that may have flown under the radar over the past year, the Gothams are also the unofficial kickoff to awards season, the scrimmage to the Oscars in March, when prognosticators start laying their bets.
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The Trump administration's rosy view of the economy is increasingly diverging from a decidedly more cautious outlook from other prognosticators, including economists at the Federal Reserve and elsewhere, who are warning that growth is slowing, in part because of the president's own policies.
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For the past four years, the headsets Abovitz has promised have failed to materialize, and tech prognosticators have begun to question whether people will even want to wear headsets at all, now that they can simply pull up apps on their iPhones to augment reality.
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Naftali: Historians are terrible prognosticators, especially this one, but given the trend lines today, the Charlottesville episode is likely to be viewed by later historians as a pivotal moment in President Trump's political collapse and a defining moment in the history of the Republican Party.
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Some recent polling has shown Democrats with a double-digit lead in the generic ballot, leading many prognosticators to predict that the party is headed for a wave election in 2018 that could help them flip 24 seats and take a majority in the House.
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Freedman — an emeritus professor at King's College London, one of Britain's pre-eminent strategic thinkers and a former member of its official Iraq war inquiry — argues that the prognosticators often expect to limit the destructiveness of the next war through a surprise knockout blow.
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Yet the addition of new blood could make the academy harder to read for prognosticators, leading to some unanticipated choices in the films that garner nominations and perhaps especially in a closely divided vote -- in the same way that "Moonlight" unexpectedly broke through last year.
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While Mr. Dimon, who once called himself "barely a Democrat," says he plans to stay at the bank for the next five years, the question among political prognosticators is whether Mr. Dimon's policy views could ever find a home among voters in this politically polarized environment.
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The film also earned a Best Actor nomination for star Rami Malek's performance as Mercury, as well as nominations for Film Editing, Sound Editing, and Sound Mixing, so it clearly has support from several Academy branches — though not quite as many as some Oscar prognosticators had thought.
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According to almost all political prognosticators, the GOP should hold onto the seat soon to be vacated by Senator David VitterDavid Bruce VitterGrocery group hires new top lobbyist Lobbying World Senate confirms Trump judge who faced scrutiny over abortion views MORE without much of a problem.
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President Trump is at 214% approval nationwideDemocrats have a massive edge in the generic ballot, including a 250-point lead in the new CNN national pollDeep divisions exist within the GOP between the Trump wing and the establishment wing Political prognosticators are starting to take notice.
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What strategists of both parties have said is remarkable about the latest fund-raising figures is the sheer breadth of Democratic candidates who have been lifted financially, often by small donors who have ignored the political prognosticators in determining which candidates to open their wallets for.
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Ms. Oh, who is now 0-for-8 at the Emmys, will get another crack at it next week — she is once again nominated for best actress in a drama for "Killing Eve," and many prognosticators believe she is the favorite to grab that first award.
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For all the talk that prognosticators may offer about how well a certain linebacker meshes with a certain coordinator's defensive philosophy or how successful a college program is at developing players for the N.F.L., much of recruiting comes down to the more basic element of feel.
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Related: Sanders Wins Crucial Michigan Election, Trump Continues to Dominate GOP MSU's Matt Grossmann said that he wasn't so much concerned about the lack of attention for his poll, but the heavy focus that political prognosticators and the national media placed on other polling in the state.
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The Patriots were the comfortable favorites to win the Super Bowl this season, and after an easy opening drive that led to a 21-24 lead over the Kansas City Chiefs on Thursday night, overeager prognosticators were demanding the Lombardi Trophy be presented to New England then and there.
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Most other prognosticators are siding with Hidden Figures' Octavia Spencer over Gerwig for the fifth spot, but it strikes me as a little nuts that she's the target of the movie's awards buzz, instead of her costars Henson and Janelle Monáe (who would also be nominated in this category).
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Variety reports that there were a number of women directors that prognosticators thought might be nominated, including Karyn Kusama (Destroyer), Marielle Heller (Can You Ever Forgive Me?), Tamara Jenkins (Private Life), Josie Rourke (Mary Queen of Scots), Lynne Ramsay (You Were Never Really Here), and Elizabeth Chomko (What They Had).
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While she demurs when asked if the film will finally topple another behemoth from its long reign at the top of the box office, many Hollywood prognosticators are saying that Star Wars: The Force Awakens might just be in for a rude awakening when Ride Along 2 opens this Friday.
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Fox Searchlight's strong track record at the Academy Awards, as well as a sense that there could be a correction of sorts following the last two awards cycles, has already prompted prognosticators to pronounce "The Birth of a Nation," directed by and starring Nate Parker, as this year's film to beat.
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Former radio host Jason Lewis won Tuesday's GOP primary here, pitting him against the well-funded businesswoman Craig in a race prognosticators predict she could win (Craig has a $85033 million cash-on-hand edge, and the Cook Political Report changed its rating of the district to "Lean Democrat" this week).
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At the Palazzo Contarini Polignac, a grand building near the Accademia that is hosting an exhibition of nominees for the Future Generation Art Prize, Ms. Cavusoglu is distributing her own newspaper, "Future Tense," whose articles on geopolitics, society and Turkey's recent constitutional referendum are written by astrologers, soothsayers and other prognosticators.
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Among the reasons political prognosticators have given for why Buttigieg polls so terribly with black voters in South Carolina: a string of controversies involving alleged police abuses while he was mayor of South Bend, Indiana; a lack of meaningful outreach, and what some have characterized as homophobia in the community.
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They wait for hours in the pre-dawn freezing cold, and while there are bonfires and fireworks, the highlight is a brief moment when 15 men in top hats report whether a famous groundhog — the one they call the "Seer of Seers, Sage of Sages, Prognosticator of Prognosticators" — saw his shadow.
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Question: You entered the race for NRCC chairman when most campaign prognosticators predicted that Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE would be elected president.
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Though many political prognosticators found this whole exchange amusing, and Perry was soon out of the race (and on his way to running the Department of Energy, the agency that had slipped his mind that debate night), the Kochs were likely pleased by how much the party had absorbed their anti-government beliefs.
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The list of firms whose price targets were at least momentarily topped when the S&P 500 rose above 2,850 in mid-morning trade reads like an all-star lineup of prognosticators: Morgan Stanley (2,23), Goldman Sachs (2,850), Deutsche Bank (2,850), Citigroup (2,800), Wells Fargo (2,850), CFRA (2,800 12-month target) and BNY Mellon (2,850).
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Counts, who by day works in advertising and marketing for several of the city's conservative publications, pointed out that the political prognosticators who are talking about a contested convention are the same people who were saying just a year ago that Jeb Bush, Chris Christie, and Scott Walker were the candidates to beat in this election cycle.
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Most prognosticators took for granted Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE would be the one to break the tie, thus taking right-to-work off the table for decades.
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Viggo Mortensen scored a surprise nod (his second) for the indie Captain Fantastic, but prognosticators have confidently narrowed this race down to two: Batman's little brother Casey Affleck, who racked up his second nomination for his star turn in Manchester by the Sea, and Denzel Washington, whose Tony-winning role in Fences could land him a third Academy Award.
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Sasha Stone of the Awards Daily website, one of the very few Oscar experts who forecast that "Moonlight" would win the Academy Award for best picture, has said the fact that "La La Land" did not land a SAG nomination for outstanding cast performance was an early clue that it wasn't a runaway favorite, as most prognosticators had assumed.
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We are waiting for the nonpartisan Joint Committee on Taxation staff's official report on the dynamic growth effects of the legislation, but once one considers the anti-growth implications of increased government borrowing and the probable sunset of many business cuts to comply with the Senate's rules for using the reconciliation process, dewy-eyed growth prognosticators are likely to be disappointed.
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The district, which went to Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 85033 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE in the 2016 presidential election, was rated "lean Democratic" by election prognosticators, and Levin was ahead in the polls going into Election Day even as registered Republicans outnumbered Democrats.
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Election prognosticators have floated Kerry, who lost the 2004 presidential election, as a potential 2020 presidential contender to face off against President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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Many political prognosticators predicted that Democrats would take back control of the Senate in 2016 because Democratic voter turnout was expected to be higher than in midterm elections with presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 2023 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE atop the ticket.
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The movie almost doubled those expectations, leading some commentators to suggest that the film suffered from a long-running tendency among box office prognosticators to underestimate returns for films with predominantly black casts: Gonna put a fine point on it:If you need any proof that Hollywood undervalues black people, look no further than the consistent surprise that box office for black movies consistently exceeds their assumption of our value.
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We're thrilled to be joined by Dr. Kai-Fu Lee, former president of Google China and current CEO of Sinovation Ventures, Colin Angle, co-founder and CEO of iRobots, Claire Delaunay, Nvidia VP of Engineering, and among others, Dario Gil, IBM VP of AI. Dr. Kai-Fu Lee is the CEO and chairman of Sinovation, a venture firm based in the U.S. and China, and he has emerged as one of the world's top prognosticators on artificial intelligence and how the technology will disrupt just about everything.
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Pollsters suffered an industry-shattering embarrassment in 2016, as survey after survey cast Democrat Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE as the prohibitive favorite and few prognosticators ventured to entertain the idea that a victory by President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE was a possibility.
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