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We're -- I'm not predicting and we're not predicting a recession.
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Predicting the weather seems harder than predicting the stock market.
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"I'm not predicting victory, but I'm not predicting defeat, either," he said.
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We're predicting that people will laugh at us, we're predicting that we'll make fools of ourselves, we're predicting that there's no way something can go well.
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Both under-predicting and over-predicting renewables can skew investment and policy decisions.
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So predicting the Oscars this year means predicting Trump, to a real degree.
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But culture writing isn't about predicting the future — it's about predicting the present.
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I think predicting ... or predictions are worthless, but predicting is a lot of fun.
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James: The thing that I'm even worse at than predicting recessions is predicting politics.
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Predicting three years of software advancements is, in many ways, much more difficult predicting hardware.
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It's still large because predicting weather is hard in general and predicting hurricanes is even harder.
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The action was visionary because it was predicting the future, to an extent, predicting this revolution.
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Besides predicting what paths the lava might take, predicting where the next fissure will open is critical.
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So predicting where it will land involves predicting when it'll fall out of orbit with great precision.
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So simply, we reduce food waste by predicting consumption accurately and predicting which products are likely to spoil.
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"Predicting ice cracks on an ice shelf is almost like predicting when an earthquake is going to occur," said Hogg.
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These include predicting gift wrapping eligibility, optimizing delivery routes, or predicting entertainment award nominations using data from IMDb (an Amazon subsidiary).
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For lenders, predicting debts and future income is as hard as predicting where a stock's price will be in 10 years.
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BRIAN MOYNIHAN: You know, I think predicting what comes out of Davos-- ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: Not predicting what he's going to say.
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The increases in 28 and 24 are mostly the result of fewer forecasters predicting very low prices rather than more forecasters predicting high ones.
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If you look at what the market is predicting for interest rates out five to ten years from now it's well below what they're predicting.
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Regression is about predicting a real numerical value or values from an input, such as predicting the future value of a home or a stock portfolio.
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This morning, the famous weather-predicting groundhog Punxsutawney Phil did not see his shadow, thereby predicting an early spring season, according to local news station WKYC.
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Fans are going wild predicting the outcome of the highly anticipated Avengers: Endgame, and oddsmakers are predicting the film could be the end for Captain America.
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Predicting future trade is, of course, an inexact science, as is predicting toll income, and Pakistan's ambitious targets could unravel if its improved security situation deteriorates.
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It's also possible that the analysts predicting a recession next year — there are always analysts predicting a recession next year — will turn out to be right.
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"You don't know what the future is going to be, so if I'm trying to look 10 thousand miles out, I'm not predicting the future, the entrepreneurs are predicting the future and based on what they are predicting, that's where our investment is going to go," Kutcher stated.
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KIEV (Reuters) - A once-obscure Ukrainian regional pundit who gained national attention for predicting the unlikely rise of President Volodymyr Zelenskiy is now predicting the new leader's popularity will swiftly evaporate.
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Respondents were split on who they expect to win the first presidential debate, with 6900 percent of registered voters predicting a victory for Trump and 2628 percent predicting Clinton will win.
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We also know that these systems — from predictive policing (algorithms for predicting where crime is likely to occur) to criminal risk assessments (algorithms for predicting recidivism) — disproportionately harm people of color.
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By focusing on alternative labels such as health through "active chronic conditions" or "avoidable costs" such as emergency visits, the results are dramatic: "predicting health leads to the highest fraction of Black patients identified as high risk, predicting cost leads to the lowest, and predicting avoidable costs is somewhere in the middle," the authors write.
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In September, the OECD cut its global growth forecasts, predicting that the global economy will see its weakest growth in 2019, predicting growth of 2.9%, since the financial crisis in 2008-2009.
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In a rare guidance revision, Cook said Apple is now predicting revenue of $84 billion for the quarter that ended on December 85033, after initially predicting between $89 billion and $93 billion.
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They were supposed to harness the wisdom of crowds and use financial incentives to be as accurate at predicting global events as the stock market is at predicting earnings for public companies.
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The hardest part: understanding humans and predicting their "weird" behavior.
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No one is predicting a recession in Italy just yet.
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Analysts were predicting the company would earn $211 a share.
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Predicting the outcome of elections is an inherently chancy endeavour.
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Gary Shilling has made a career out of predicting bubbles.
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UBS is another bank predicting a ratings downgrade for Italy.
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The media has been predicting a Rubio "surge" for months.
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Predicting changes over time usually requires developing new mathematical equations.
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That's half the fun of all the predicting and theorizing.
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Here's how Minecraft is predicting the future of collaborative work.
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Fink agreed, also predicting that this will occur quite rapidly.
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Look for an article predicting the acting nominees later today.
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Adobe is predicting online sales this holiday season, from Nov.
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I'm predicting that the flamingos in the hot tub will.
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But predicting the need for a specialty drug is impossible.
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Last month they followed that up by predicting 614 more.
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But Caspi says Deep Instinct is better at predicting attacks.
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Once it does, Saut is predicting a historic move higher.
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Experts on the matter definitely side with those predicting failure.
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Now that market is predicting only a 32 percent chance.
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Experts have been predicting this type of performance for years.
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Also, how useful are yield curves for predicting future recessions?
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So I am slightly predicting that things will turn around.
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Like predicting the weather, economic forecasting is an inexact science.
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PREDICTING EARTHQUAKES is doomed to failure, as seismologists well know.
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Fierce competition will continue, Jimenez said, predicting further price erosion.
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Years of headlines predicting an imminent invasion have hardly helped.
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Some are predicting inventory will be lower again this fall.
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Montgomery isn't the only one predicting a future supply crunch.
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Errors rose to 0.8 points when predicting one year out.
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Predicting the identity of the next prime minister is trickier.
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TO CRITICS, predicting cryptocurrencies' value is like flipping a coin.
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Predicting whether PH or BN will triumph is extremely difficult.
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Unfortunately, meteorologists are not predicting much rainfall any time soon.
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Analysts surveyed by Yahoo Finance had been predicting $191.5 million.
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NBC analyst Ato Boldon is predicting another victory for Lyles.
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Analysts had been predicting a profit of $2.13 a share.
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And by the way nobody is predicting 60 seat losses.
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And predicting them, sadly, is a bit of a cinch.
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Predicting the future of such a volatile phenomenon is difficult.
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Some are predicting a trough of as low as $10.
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The Fed itself is predicting three, and more in 2020.
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Traders said predicting the scale of potential imports was tricky.
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Predicting results can be hard because Berkshire's tentacles spread far.
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Forecasts of all sorts are especially bad at predicting downturns.
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Sean Duffy are predicting he can win Minnesota as well.
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So, how accurate is Las Vegas in predicting a winner?
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Everyone is predicting this right now, in June of 2017.
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Bobyrenko had earlier success predicting the careers of Ukrainian leaders.
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I don't mean to be inflammatory; I'm not predicting that.
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" He also stressed, "I am by no means predicting success.
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That is much worse than Wall Street had been predicting.
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Predicting Zika's course in the continental United States is difficult.
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Now he's predicting another benefit for humans: drastically shorter workweeks.
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Following and predicting interest rates have become the national pastime.
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To be sure, Paulsen is not predicting a market collapse.
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" He congratulated himself on predicting that "they're gonna break away.
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Check out the other looks Pinterest is predicting right here.
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The International Energy Agency is predicting an even larger increase.
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But nobody really cares about predicting the Green vote precisely.
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Neither, Mr. Myhrvold says, is predicting the future of bread.
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Calculating constantly, consulting with each other, predicting, anticipating your needs.
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There's an Amazon story that's predicting the death of Amazon.
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We're not predicting it will change your life but … maybe?
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Lewis doesn't like predicting when the next test will occur.
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Don't Be Paint companies are predicting a very dark 2018.
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Of course, Wright is not alone in predicting a pandemic.
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But for now, here's what the Farmers' Almanac is predicting.
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The bank is predicting further increases in the coming year.
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"The Simpsons" has built a reputation for predicting the future.
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Many economists are predicting that this is the new normal.
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Others, like Wilson, have been predicting doom for some time.
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For 2018, NIESR is now predicting growth of 1.9 percent.
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Investors were also predicting a tough day on Wall Street.
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Investors were also predicting a tough day on Wall Street.
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Economists surveyed by Reuters were predicting GDP growth of 6.9%.
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"I've given up predicting what's going to happen," said Levitt.
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The real challenge lies in predicting the coming year, 212.
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Auction officials are predicting it could bring upward of $21920,21923.
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They've been predicting the death of TV for 20 years.
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Predicting the specific behavior of a car factory worker in his day to day life is much harder than predicting that he and a collective of other people will produce cars at the factory.
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While the three coldest on the list occurred after 1980 — the approximate date when some climate alarmists stopped predicting a global ice age and started predicting a global sauna — the next six preceded 1980.
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That is what makes predicting the winners all the more difficult.
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Developing the flu vaccine is a bit like predicting the weather.
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Leading into Election Day, the poll was predicting a Trump win.
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Despite all this, analysts aren't predicting a spike in oil prices.
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One of his biggest calls included correctly predicting the 1987 crash.
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I've long been predicting Jason as the big final tribal loser.
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So, apparently I'm bad at predicting how long I'll be places.
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But I wasn't the only one predicting Trump's strong performance here.
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Well, scientists say they have no sure way of predicting earthquakes .
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He has a reputation for predicting Apple products before they launch.
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LONDON/CHICAGO (Reuters) - Predicting "peak virus" is often destined to fail.
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And that's just what Kuo is predicting on the mobile front.
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Predicting 2017 in 2013 requires staying in tune with the world.
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Lots of people are suddenly predicting that a recession is coming.
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I've heard tell of people predicting the weather through achy joints.
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This was the result most pollsters were predicting before the vote.
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Predicting the West's response is made harder by President Donald Trump.
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Sometimes, they're right on track, predicting the winners of the future.
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Both polls are predicting a landslide victory for the yes forces.
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Markets are predicting just one U.S. rate hike by end-2016.
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Predicting flight delays is probably the most interesting of these two.
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"I'm predicting that Donald Trump will win the election," he said.
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However, it's not a fool-proof system for predicting political events.
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Einhorn is well known for correctly predicting the bank would fall.
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That hasn't stopped people from predicting Apple will do it anyway.
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This compared with the Reuters consensus forecast predicting a stable reading.
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No one is predicting a return to pre-recession boom times.
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But there is no predicting what President Donald Trump will do.
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The Atlanta Fed, two months ago, was predicting 3.8 percent growth.
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Are Trump's shrill admonitions predicting a rigged election even remotely credible?
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Dopamine is a feedback signal the brain uses for predicting rewards.
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Here are the Fox pundits predicting the score ahead of time.
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Predicting suicide is nearly impossible, however, even in the clinical setting.
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The Mortgage Bankers Association is predicting that rates will rise about .
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Check back weekly to see what your fellow fans are predicting.
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That's a far more rapid transition than others have been predicting.
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The markets were wrong that year, predicting a win for Hughes.
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Many economists are predicting a slowdown in U.S. and global growth.
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For years, he has been predicting a crash worse than 2008.
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That's what you get for predicting, you're going to be wrong.
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Industry analysts are predicting a gradual return to growth in 2019.
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Jonas is not predicting the death of the auto dealer overnight.
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The key lies in shifting our focus from predicting to reconfiguring.
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Predicting the onset of a recession is often a thankless task.
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Nothing drives fear deeper into energy policymakers' hearts than predicting blackouts.
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Like others before him, Macron has found predicting Trump a challenge.
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Still, many are wary about predicting the strength of the recovery.
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Facebook is predicting these tools will launch globally by the summer.
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I'm predicting neither a Trump withdrawal, nor a Trump primary defeat.
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By August, Trump was predicting that the election would be rigged.
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Their economic analysts are predicting grim results with each passing day.
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Traders are also predicting that moves higher after reporting positive earnings.
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IBM is going to start predicting the weather — with your cellphone.
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The National Weather Service is predicting the coldest Thanksgiving since 1871.
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And we don't do a good job predicting risk of violence.
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Mr. Pitt appeared as a slightly crazed weatherman predicting global warming.
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Taking sick credit for predicting the death of Dwyane Wade's cousin?
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Boroden has a notable track record on predicting chipmakers' stock moves.
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Emotions enable you to empathize with others by predicting their reactions.
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And predicting just how those changes will unfold is incredibly important.
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But predicting what will happen, or when, is fraught with difficulty.
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Most analysts are cautious about predicting what the president will do.
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Pundits have been predicting Mr. Federer's retirement for almost a decade.
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Why do they keep predicting that its political impact is crumbling?
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Threat level: Managers are predicting the U.S. will avoid a recession.
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The Iowa Democratic officials aren't predicting Warren's demise — far from it.
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Predicting human behavior is among the most difficult things to do.
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"What we weren't predicting was door No. 3," Mr. Fagen said.
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Predicting what Trump does on any subject is next to impossible.
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A week ago, most were confidently predicting a Juppé-Sarkozy runoff.
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Sony Pictures is more conservative, predicting a $35 million debut instead.
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Economists at Australia's 'Big Four' banks are predicting an October easing.
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Nate Silver is not some kind of election-predicting machine, people.
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Weight Watchers is also predicting better than expected full-year profit.
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Greenspan is in good company in predicting a bond price bubble.
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Predicting a merger's effect on consumers and competition is usually difficult.
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At least one came away predicting there would be a compromise.
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I love predicting what I think people will be interested in.
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Look, people have been predicting Lyft's death from the very beginning.
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" This is going to be like predicting the "year of mobile.
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On the stock market, the largest number — 38% — say the S&P 500 will be up 5% to 10% next year, with 19% predicting it will be even stronger and 20% predicting it will be flat.
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He was prescient in many ways, predicting China's rise and the Soviet Union's decline, but premature in predicting the weakening of America, which enjoyed a quarter-century of unchallenged dominance; the relative decline has only just begun.
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Workday uses AI for predictive analytics across its solution from predicting employee turnover to recommending learning modules on the HCM side to predicting customer collections and using AI to create financial forecasts on the Financials Management side.
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On top of that, the models that form the basis of the Paris Agreement are predicting way too much warming in the lower atmosphere, and erroneously predicting a dramatic warming of the upper atmosphere over the tropics.
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation, which lobbied against the bill, is predicting disaster.
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Predicting who will be the bank's next governor is a mug's game.
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He is not predicting the economic slowdown will turn into a recession.
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Predicting the weather is a science, but it's not a perfect science.
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Predicting eruptions isn't easy, but some volcanoes are more worrisome than others.
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Listen, predicting the future is thankless and hard and often ill-advised.
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Three principal national bodies are charged with predicting their arrivals and effects.
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"I'm not predicting it ... I'm letting the market prove itself," he said.
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Analysts had been predicting a 0.5 percent rise for the fourth quarter.
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It takes a lot of the guesswork out of predicting the weather.
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This is the first of two articles predicting this year's Oscar nominees.
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Next, they might find themselves predicting that his reelection will never happen.
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This compared with the Reuters consensus forecast predicting an increase to 88.0.
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I understand managing expectations, but predicting a loss was his opening line!
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But other models held steady, predicting serious snow accumulation in big cities.
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Finally, as a scientist, what really excites you about predicting human behavior?
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But predicting exactly where it will come ashore is a difficult task.
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Or make money on the electricity market by accurately predicting the weather?
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Still, many economists are predicting an anemic second half of the year.
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Predicting how hail will change due to global warming is very complicated.
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Some analysts are predicting a return to $100-per-barrel crude oil.
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We're predicting Amazon will repeat its Prime Day pricing on this device.
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Wall Street is predicting a major boom in the broader space sector.
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She's predicting the pajama trend will continue to be big for spring.
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Here's what the major banks are predicting for markets after the election:
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But publishers could have done a better job predicting the future, too.
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General relativity worked super well, so well that it started predicting things.
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They started by predicting weather patterns for each of America's 3,143 counties.
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Podimetrics sponsored the study of the mat for predicting diabetic foot ulcers.
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So I'm wary of predicting that we'll soon be rid of him.
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This compared with the Reuters consensus forecast predicting a dip to 85.5.
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In fact, he's predicting 13 to 14 percent earnings growth in 2017.
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He tidied up the lanthanides, predicting missing elements as Mendeleev had done.
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Some lawmakers are predicting that number will swell in the coming weeks.
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There is no way of predicting what their relations are after this.
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Predicting which designers the stars will be wearing on the red carpet.
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Twitter users were less optimistic, with 40 percent predicting that price movement.
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Phil is no better at predicting the weather than a coin flip.
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Schale cautioned against predicting too great a political effect from the storm.
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Now, if only that algorithm for predicting terrorist attacks worked consistently.[Reuters]
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Doctors have had a notoriously difficult time predicting the timing of death.
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Experts are predicting a dire shortage of workers in the coming decades.
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Building platforms requires a vision, but does not require predicting the future.
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There is no such thing as understanding perfectly everything or predicting everything.
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After initially predicting they were $4, he changed his answer for $10.
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But few economists are predicting blockbuster growth numbers for Trump's reelection year.
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By 600 BCE, predicting lunar eclipses was a regular occurrence, Steele said.
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Predicting or assuming veterans are being harmed might create issues with standing.
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Predicting the path of a special counsel investigation is a sucker's game.
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Analysts are predicting record Black Friday sales this, according to NBC News.
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A growing understanding of eclipses also promoted the concept of predicting them.
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Analysts over-generalized in predicting a populist electoral wave in Western countries.
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This compared with the Reuters consensus forecast predicting an increase to 89.0.
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Not quite the definitive death that many old-guard dealers are predicting.
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Winer isn't alone in predicting that a Trump win will hurt stocks.
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However, he pointed out that anyone predicting elections can get it wrong.
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Traders are predicting the Fed will hike rates in September and December.
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Some pollsters are predicting a big win in Assam for the BJP.
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Sometimes, predicting a storm's path or intensity can involve a little luck.
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Actuaries are predicting that 2017's bump will be a little bigger.
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AIE's backers are no longer predicting when it will deliver first gas.
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A bellwether could be good at predicting one thing but not another.
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Democrats shy away from predicting an O'Connor victory with any real confidence.
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Predicting lava flows also requires scientists to step away from their simulations.
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Predicting the duration and size of the outbreak isn't an exact science.
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Predicting whether Britons will be happy with the results is even harder.
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Republicans dispute those estimates, predicting the costs of the bill are overstated.
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But history suggests that secular trends alone are insufficient for predicting preeminence.
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He seemed to delight in ridiculing journalists for not predicting his victory.
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The 2016 Race I'm always looking for new methods for predicting elections.
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Predicting extreme weather may become even more trying than it is today.
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Experts are predicting a slightly above average number of hurricanes this year.
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Now they're predicting just $60 million in sales, a dramatic decrease. Why?
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Meaning, the brain scans were better at predicting which treatment would work.
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We're predicting that the sheets will disappear quick, so mark your calendars.
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Jordan does a terrible job of predicting how their trip will go.
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They are bad at predicting elections that are not like past elections.
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So what does matter when it comes to predicting future NBA performance?
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"Some folks are predicting catastrophe, that people will go mad," Furr said.
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Grantham is known for predicting the market meltdowns of 2000 and 2007.
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Predicting the outcome, and the impact on the global economy, isn't easy.
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Markets are predicting another cut to be almost certain at the Sept.
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Today is Groundhog Day, the annual event that celebrates weather-predicting rodents.
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But some actuaries are predicting costs are likely to be much lower.
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China experts have been predicting for months that mutual disappointment was inevitable.
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Meteorologists are predicting "substantially better" air quality after Friday, Mr. Wallace said.
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Low mortgage rates have experts predicting an uptick in homebuying this year.
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Sears has a history of predicting profitability and then posting massive losses.
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By 2024, analysts are predicting that Disney+ will have 82 million subscribers.
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The problem facing a lot of developers is predicting what happens next.
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Ricardo Rosselló of Puerto Rico is predicting a long period of recovery.
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Leading economic institutes are even predicting a growth rate of 1.9 percent.
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There's also the small fact of Veep predicting a Donald Trump presidency.
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The first report was dire, predicting "mass civilian fatalities" if it failed.
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Only a few years ago, some economists were predicting the euro's demise.
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Burrows isn't in the business of predicting the timing of global downturns.
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Meeks may have a discouraging forecast, but he's not predicting a recession.
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Some in Congress are already predicting a replay of 2016, with Rep.
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She has her sights set on President Trump, predicting "very difficult" talks.
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YouGov drew mockery for predicting a hung Parliament — accurately, it turned out.
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And it isn't predicting the fourth one will be that much better.
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But her reasoning why ended up predicting the impeachment crisis now swirling.
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Generally speaking, I feel more comfortable predicting product moves than policy shifts.
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By predicting they'll abandon him, he has ensured that they'll stick around.
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Some are even predicting the Fed will lower rates by year's end.
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One of which seems to be in predicting an Oprah Winfrey presidency.
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Hurricane forecasts have traditionally focused on predicting a storm's track and intensity.
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This compared with the Reuters consensus forecast predicting a dip to 86.6.
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"I don't know, but I'm predicting a lot more excitement to come."
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I heard a lot of people predicting Beyoncé was going to win.
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For what it's worth, the stock market isn't predicting a dystopian future.
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Adobe is also predicting a major year for shopping on mobile devices.
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Something more arresting was needed, and few investors were predicting negative rates.
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Analysts in a Reuters poll were predicting an annual decline of 299.131%.
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Andurand Commodities Fund lost 20.9% in October after predicting prices would rise.
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How good are bond investors be at predicting the Fed's next move?
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Tons of boxing experts are also predicting a K.O. But not Biebs.
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Predicting monsoons helps farmers determine when and how to work their land.
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For the third category in a row, I'm predicting a repeat winner.
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If you use policing data to try to predict who's a criminal, you're not predicting who's a criminal, you're predicting who the police think is a criminal, which we all know is a very different set of things.
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As the founder and executive director of Data for Black Lives, Milner has drawn attention to problems with predictive policing (algorithmic systems for predicting where crime is likely to occur) and criminal risk assessments (algorithmic systems for predicting recidivism).
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I'll let— JOE KERNEN: Just to get it done or— BRIAN MOYNIHAN: --predicting what the President is going to say and predicting what Steve is going to say is probably -- JOE KERNEN: They might be on the same page.
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If you use policing data to try to predict who's a criminal, you're not predicting who's a criminal, you're predicting who the police think is a criminal, which we all know is a very different set of things. Absolutely.
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Eliminates dynamic scoring as a technique for predicting the effects of fiscal policy.
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I would say the bond markets are predicting ... a lowering of interest rates.
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Many people are now predicting Trump will be destroyed in the general election.
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Traders seem to be predicting a zero-sum game among the mobile providers.
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So where's all this stuff about The Simpsons predicting Trump's presidency coming from?
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But actresses aside, we're predicting the trend will have very long legs. Why?
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But predicting when and where a new outbreak might occur has been tricky.
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As far as I know, most analysts were not predicting that to happen.
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I'm already on record predicting that Trump will implode and lose the election.
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Plus, we're predicting 2017 might be the year that hair accessories are everywhere.
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Beane is predicting that health tech and artificial intelligence will transform professional sports.
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But eMarketer is now predicting the gap between Snapchat and Instagram will widen.
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So, there's two theories of sports rights when people are predicting the future.
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By 2012, the neolibs had soured on Obama, predicting erroneously that Obama's Bain
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Bitcoin proponents, however, are predicting that the 2017 explosion is just the start.
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Predicting the disorder early could allow doctors to begin treating the condition earlier.
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Lindsey Graham is predicting "another 9/11" if Donald Trump is elected president.
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Analysts expect the ISM's manufacturing index to improve, predicting a return to expansion.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is predicting a hotter-than-normal summer.
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At least that's what some of Silicon Valley's top venture capitalists are predicting.
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It's an offshoot of FantasySCOTUS—fantasy sports but for predicting Supreme Court opinions.
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A 2015 paper also found that AMH levels didn't correlate with predicting fertility.
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Here's what banks and research houses are predicting for China's economy this year.
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Those could be especially well-positioned to capitalize on the shift she's predicting.
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But his aides shrouded their efforts in mystery, vaguely predicting an impressive result.
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By Monday, we'll know which of the models predicting Irma's path is correct.
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This body language could be critical to predicting what a person does next.
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Purchasing Managers' Indexes (PMI) have been reliable in predicting manufacturing and services trends.
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They are now predicting the first year-over-year decline in 3 years.
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But before predicting imminent revolution, a couple of things need to be considered.
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Some are also predicting a third cut before the end of the year.
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It's like predicting what the stock market is going to do tomorrow. Really.
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He is predicting serious infectious disease explosions in California -- WATTERS: Oh, my God.
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In addition to the heat, meteorologists are predicting thunderstorms and strong wind gusts.
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More generally, Fed officials have been over-predicting economic growth in this recovery.
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Burns is predicting rates could stay below 4 percent at least through 2018.
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Reporters are predicting as many as 20 women could win seats in #IranElections20163.
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I am certainly not predicting it, but I cannot dismiss political tail risk.
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"We are still growing and predicting growth at very healthy rates," Sandberg said.
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Now, in 353, you're predicting it is going to be closer to 235%.
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Nay-sayers are predicting the end, while proponents of crypto dismiss the actions.
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This year, the company is predicting its delivery business will hit $4 billion.
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In fact, he's predicting it will probably reach $1,000 a share in 2018.
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Already predicting this man to be my favorite part of the debate: pic.twitter.
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In the next midterms, they're predicting Republicans will lose control of the House.
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The company is predicting organic growth of 4% for the new financial year.
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The good news is that few economists are predicting a recession in 2016.
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He says he's been predicting a fire in the area for 15 years.
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In the 21687,21715 years since, astronomers have gotten much better at predicting eclipses.
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We're slowly moving away from treating illnesses and toward predicting and preventing them.
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The town doesn't have a record of predicting much about New Hampshire's primary.
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Analysts had been predicting revenue of $1.83 billion and EPS of 2 cents.
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I'm predicting lots of blood and exasperated eye rolls in that show's future.
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Think you're good at predicting stuff that will happen on Game of Thrones?
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Kuo is well known for accurately predicting Apple products before they come out.
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The alert system is not an earthquake soothsayer — predicting earthquakes is still impossible.
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"We were predicting that cognitive load from lying would dilate pupils," says Kircher.
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They are getting increasingly sophisticated about predicting users' behaviour, working from hidden signals.
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They are predicting that either Amazon or Microsoft could buy the CRM giant.
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But TellusLabs is perfectly content slogging it along predicting corn and soybean output.
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A lawyer for Nelson is also predicting a recount in the close contest.
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It's predicting stocks could fall as much as 8 percent before Jan. 1.
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Still, many analysts are predicting record turnout at the GOP caucuses on Feb.
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Then a retweet of a supporter predicting a "landslide" re-election in 2020.
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Last week, as political pundits were widely predicting the Democrats' House takeover, Rep.
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Dillashaw this weekend -- predicting all sorts of action (plus, he digs Cody's tats).
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Any forward-looking economic model worth its salt must be predicting higher inflation.
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Bloomberg Businessweek on Thursday mocked itself over an old cover predicting Apple's fall.
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I don't think net neutrality advocates are predicting the internet will literally disappear.
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Traders are also predicting that Palo Alto Networks is poised to move higher.
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While he's not predicting a recession, he said that was one possible outcome.
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Bishop was optimistic about the legislation, predicting the bill could pass his committee.
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Traders in futures markets are predicting only two or three hikes this year.
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Najib is expected to retain power, but analysts are predicting a close contest.
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Cornyn said further negotiations come next, predicting a deal in January or February.
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However, that didn't stop him from correctly predicting the Denver Broncos as champions.
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Other institutions, including Morgan Stanley, are predicting a probability of more than 50%.
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These analysts are predicting that Alexion will rise 24 percent to reach $270.
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And on Monday, Trump was predicting a deal would be reached with China.
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It all feeds into an engine for better predicting things like weather patterns.
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The complexity of the city's ballots this year makes predicting a result hard.
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National polls aren't great for predicting the final outcome in the Electoral College.
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But Luján stopped short of predicting his party will win back the House.
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In fact, I'm a devout advocate of not predicting much, because it's hard.
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But some were predicting that lawmakers would bump right up against the cutoff.
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Meanwhile, a new mixed voting system makes predicting the outcome even more difficult.
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But predicting a big quake in the first place remains out of reach.
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Critics aren't in the business of predicting what will appeal to an audience.
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A growing number of experts are predicting a downturn sooner rather than later.
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Futures markets were predicting a sharp drop on Wall Street on Thursday morning.
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Predicting the energy sources of the future has always been a fool's game.
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The chart above shows advances in predicting the path a hurricane will take.
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CoreLogic is now predicting an even larger 5.4% annual gain by July 2020.
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Comments like that have some analysts predicting that a deal will be reached.
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Again, it was late and forecasters had been predicting severe weather all day.
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ANONYMOUS Sadly, I am as bad at predicting the future as everyone else.
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Knowing whether that's going to happen is about predicting the actions of Trump.
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That now seems less likely, as the government is predicting a budget surplus.
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Predicting where oil prices may go is often likened to a fool's game.
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Polls are predicting Biden will have a blowout performance in the Sunshine State.
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They were very accurate in predicting that Hillary would win the popular vote.
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After all, people have been predicting the end of the internet for years.
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But we are very bad at predicting the size and frequency of exceptions.
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Almost every Wall Street expert is predicting more volatility this year than last.
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No one is calling his play a slump or predicting his golfing demise.
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Futures are predicting a 60% chance of a cut to 0.50% in April.
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He is also predicting he will win it's Democratic primary later this week.
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Chrissy Teigen is predicting the fate of one of television's most beloved couples.
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In the next decade, analysts are predicting more than 300 malls to close.
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It is a fool's game, predicting the end of this incarnation of Barcelona.
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In fact, the percentage of CEOs predicting "improved" growth doubled from last year.
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The test was deemed unreliable for predicting the sex of the children, however.
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FiveThirtyEight and The Upshot reassured us hourly with numbers predicting a Clinton victory.
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Former Speaker Newt Gingrich is predicting President Trump will be reelected in 2020.
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How can scientists get better at predicting them and giving water managers warning?
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This is not exactly an agency with a stellar record at predicting things.
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The Fed conceded it was overly optimistic in predicting stronger inflation this year.
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Another deadlock is possible, and some Israelis are already predicting a third election.
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The IEA, which is hardly pro-oil and gas, they're predicting decades more.
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Mr. Wulf and other developers are not predicting the death of parking lots.
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Predicting the Democrats' nominee so early in the process is a fool's errand.
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Mexican bank Banorte echoed the sentiment, predicting markets would respond well on Monday.
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Scientists are predicting that the past decade was likely the hottest on record.
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It has also been accurate in predicting the market's direction in recent years.
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But Brown stopped short of predicting of how Bloomberg would play with Californians.
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Germany's central bank is predicting the third quarter will also post a decline.
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It's worth remembering, however, how bad economists and markets are at predicting recessions.
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People are notoriously bad at predicting how much a spoiler will affect them.
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"The morale is terrible," Scaramucci said Thursday on CNN, predicting more staff departures.
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It suggests that Pantone is not just observing and predicting, it's going proactive.
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Some economists on Wall Street are predicting the shutdown will measurably reduce growth.
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A third finds a futurist oracle algebraically predicting the day of someone's death.
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A third finds a futurist oracle algebraically predicting the day of someone's death.
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According to addiction experts, however, predicting who's at risk is an inexact science.
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Algorithms predicting health risk are likely "the way of the future," she said.
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I'm always predicting horrible things are going to happen, with or without data.
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Science fiction is often credited with being eerily accurate when predicting future societies.
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Predicting the long-term effects of something like Trump's rhetoric is extremely difficult.
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Miles above the action, looking down, predicting what kind will come to be.
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Most rely on polling data rather than economic data for predicting midterms races.
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Still Genet's comments from 1970 go further than predicting the current American trembling.
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But generally, forecasters are better at predicting a hurricane's path than its intensity.
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Studies have shown that non-expert "crowds" can be astonishingly effective at predicting outcomes.
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Without it, we'd have a much harder time interpreting -- and probably predicting -- others' behavior.
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Revenue also beat, coming in at $78.4 billion, versus the $77.3 analysts were predicting.
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Volcanology is getting better at predicting eruptions, but it's still not an exact science.
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This year, experts are predicting that WWE will surpass 1 billion social media followers.
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Especially when there's no reliable way of predicting who will respond and who won't.
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Even for the world's best scientists, predicting which diseases should be prioritized is hard.
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This is a wide canvas and makes predicting Russian behavior all the more difficult.
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Roughly 29 percent are predicting quarterly results to be in line with analyst expectations.
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Video of &aposBen Affleck perfectly predicting Spotify and Netflix&apos goes viral on Twitter.
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The National Weather Service is predicting strong winds to last all day on Thursday.
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Keep scrolling to see just why we're predicting these will be spring's hottest shoes.
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Less than three years ago analysts were predicting the industry would be on fire.
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That's much farther than many of its competitors are predicting of their electric aircraft.
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People will start predicting whether the Democrats will take the House around this time.
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Boockvar is predicting an extension of talks and a delay by the White House.
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The issue with predicting demand, though, is the existence of speculators creating artificial demand.
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The characters on Game of Thrones are experts in predicting when winter is coming.
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WHEN predicting how America will vote, one popular crystal ball is the "bellwether county".
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Predicting cryptocurrency prices is a fool's game, yet this fool is about to try.
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Predicting a recession is a notoriously difficult undertaking — both for investors and financial experts.
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" Already predicting what he wants, she says, "You want me to unthinking the cold.
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Where are the machine learning systems predicting that a given seller account is untrusted?
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Analysts were predicting earnings of 2 cents per share and revenue of $423 billion.
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We're predicting cringe-worthy Trump jokes, and, according to Colbert, there will be nudity.
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There's no predicting whether these bipartisan pieces of legislation will become law at all.
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He's predicting 400 of America's 1,100 enclosed malls will fail in the coming years.
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I'm predicting at the Oscars this year for a woman director, if not several.
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But the system has a similar weakness in predicting which companies will reduce dividends.
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Tesla has had some false starts when predicting releases of the new Autopilot software.
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He's predicting earnings of $1.88 per share for the quarter, and $17.378 in revenue.
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Imagine that traditional gatekeepers were really good at predicting what was going to succeed.
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And I&aposm predicting Mueller is going to have to yank the indictments. Yes.
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Developers took to the internet in outrage, predicting a slow death for the service.
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Journalists would have benefited if Facebook had done a better job predicting the future.
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There really isn't a great reproducible methodology for predicting teacher performance or culture fit.
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But predicting exactly how severe it will be can still be hit and miss.
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At the time, many people were predicting that the euro zone would break up.
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That is not Hillary Clinton's platform," Steele said, before predicting, "More fun to come.
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Pocket Casts There's no beating Dark Sky when it comes to predicting the rain.
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Of course, many of our mythologies and films have been predicting this for years.
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What I've learned is that an ultrasound machine is not a future-predicting machine.
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I always like to say, when predicting future disease outbreaks, what's past is prologue.
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He noted the difficulty of predicting U.S. trade negotiations, which could make markets choppy.
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An investor known for running a bear fund is predicting a massive market setback.
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With polls predicting a close election, Croatian parties have been courting the nationalist vote.
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Predicting the results of an election with around 900 million voters is notoriously difficult.
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So, I am not at all concerned with the yield curve in predicting anything.
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And we're also predicting some new bronzing palettes and maybe even a Kim-lighter.
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But the naysayers continue making their snap judgments, impugning motives, and predicting disastrous outcomes.
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A royal baby is on the way, and British oddsmakers are already predicting names.
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Back in January, the conservative journalist Matt Lewis had a column predicting this mess.
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Time did make upbeat comments about 143 revenue, predicting growth after a 2015 decline.
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ANZ analysts are also predicting a second cut in the first quarter of 2020.
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Leading economic institutes are even predicting a growth rate of 1.9 percent this year.
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A top GOP senator is predicting another vacancy on the Supreme Court this year.
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Analysts polled by Refinitiv had been predicting $1.66 billion in sales for the year.
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At this point four years ago, few were predicting a late surge by Santorum.
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Goldman Sachs has been predicting the demise of gold for the past few years.
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"They were predicting they were going to win like four states," Kasich told reporters.
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Predicting this year's winners But "The Big Short" and "Spotlight" are also strong possibilities.
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For Poshmark, we are not predicting an IPO for this year, but possibly someday.
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Despite the Brexit concerns, some foreign exchange analysts are predicting a bounce for sterling.
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Buffett and Hugh have been predicting Super Bowl winners for the past eight years.
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Here's the thing about computer-based models: They're not great at predicting rare events.
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At any one moment, there is no predicting which way the pooch will lurch.
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In predicting the future, the lessons of past major health reforms may now apply.
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But most of them weren't predicting a move in September - only 19% saw that.
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But pollsters are still predicting a big win for the former secretary of state.
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The Atlanta Fed's "GDPNow" model is predicting growth of 2.5% in the second quarter.
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Predicting future behavior didn't work accurately for everyone, but the overall trend was there.
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Other research has shown personality traits are only somewhat useful in predicting voting preferences.
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But predicting and reliably influencing the behavior of a flock is no simple matter.
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He added that another challenge was predicting what the market would want years later.
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Computer models predicting the pace of climate change may be flawed, new research suggests.
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He is predicting the S&P will then rally to 2,850 by year-end.
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Wall Street's second biggest bull is predicting a market comeback is in the works.
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Our most sophisticated crime-predicting algorithms may not be as good as we thought.
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I am not predicting that Romney announces his candidacy, which I think is unlikely.
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That's a classic recession indicator, predicting the past seven periods of negative U.S. growth.
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Both candidates are predicting victory in Monday night's first-of-the-nation Iowa caucuses.
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As far as Brexit goes, predicting something at 25 percent is not a failure!
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I was predicting President Trump would be on the cover, and I was wrong.
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On the technology side there have been numerous articles predicting the end of days.
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The Fed also maintained its interest rate forecast, predicting another hike for this year.
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"This is exactly what scientists have been predicting," said the climate activist Bill McKibben.
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He stopped short of predicting victory, promising instead to make an all-out push.
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She didn't say when, but she made no bones about predicting the eventual nominee.
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Plus economists, among whom 22019 out of 4 are predicting a recession by 2021.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch is predicting "capitulation" for the bull market in 2018.
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And there is no predicting where such a conflict could lead, the experts say.
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Key GOP lawmakers are predicting there will be no shutdown ahead of a Feb.
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"We know for sure we'll be extremely busy," he said, predicting sell-out crowds.
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So it was almost like predicting he was going to die at the end.
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That is, election models are good at predicting elections that are like past elections.
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Given this track record, Ms. Taniguchi said she was wary about predicting more progress.
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Perhaps more ominously, even some of Mr. Modi's own party leaders are predicting doom.
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Oddsmakers are predicting another blowout this week, and it is easy to see why.
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Markets are implicitly predicting not just a recession, but multiple years of economic weakness.
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But that might not be much comfort — economists are notoriously bad at predicting recessions.
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As the planet warms, can we get better at predicting the spread of wildfires?
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He was, however, predicting it — as a catastrophic conclusion to a deeply broken culture.
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Or maybe I had been judging myself, predicting all along that this would happen.
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All the bond bears have been dead wrong in predicting sky-high mortgage rates.
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In the future, as some farsighted experts are predicting, wars will be fought online.
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Making predictions Hurricane forecasts have traditionally focused on predicting a storm's track and intensity.
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Many investors are now predicting that cuts could happen as soon as this summer.
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The use of fixed annuities would help address another problem, that of predicting longevity.
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Conscience might manifest as the brain predicting how other people would view our actions.
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Goldman Sachs is predicting a less than 211.7 percent increase in investment next year.
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YouGov is credited widely for accurately predicting the outcome of the Scottish national referendum.
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A lot of factors go into predicting which shoes will go up in value
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As recently as last December it was predicting GDP growth of 1.0% this year.
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Disney's own projections have predicting 20% to 30% of households would subscribe by 2024.
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The tradition of predicting weather by when animals wake from hibernation goes back centuries.
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Predicting the consequences of any technology is hard—especially one as universal as computing.
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Futures markets showed investors predicting sharp drops in Wall Street and Europe as well.
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Their initial model nearly nailed the 6003 million number, predicting 3.4 million new claims.
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LOS ANGELES — Remember a couple summers ago when people were predicting imminent superhero fatigue?
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But most importantly, the data also has the capability of predicting future injury risks.
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Same-store sales grew by 2.5%, far was below the 3.6% analysts were predicting.
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Some analysts were already predicting that China's market could be volatile for some time.
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Investors are predicting dramatic Fed action, the kind unseen since the 2008 financial crisis.
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Recognizing that predicting illnesses is currently impossible, we'll need to continue guessing at diagnoses.
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Predicting contenders at this tournament has taken a back seat to forecasting the winds.
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And click here if you want to try your hand at predicting these events.
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Many market players have started predicting that the curve will actually invert next year.
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Forecasters are predicting heavy snow in New York City and Boston, among other places.
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There's no dressing for it, and neither is there any method for predicting it.
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Democrats and Republicans had starkly different reasons for predicting an ObamaCare collapse in 2628.
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Another problem with predicting flash droughts is that they unfold over an awkward timescale.
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Its reputation for predicting Three Mile Island sometimes overshadows its craft as a thriller.
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Robertson is perhaps best known for predicting the tech bubble in the late 1990s.
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Analysts are predicting some relief in the near term, but not a comprehensive agreement.
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For 2018, the IEA is predicting growth of 54.393 mb/d, or 1.4 percent.
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Embracing their client's always-confident style, the president's lawyers are likewise predicting total victory.
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Now, he's predicting a front-loaded year with the highest oil prices happening now.
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And a Trump win in South Carolina is exactly what the polls are predicting.
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So, how exactly did groundhogs become the go-to animal for predicting the weather?
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Polls have a poor record on predicting behavior around social issues and disfavored groups.
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One of the wild cards in predicting German elections is the 85033 percent cutoff.
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Until this prediction came true, many regarded it as the audacious predicting the outrageous.
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I DO NOT – WE DO DON'T EVER TRY TO MAKE MONEY BY PREDICTING ECONOMICS.
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Economists and journalists are now predicting dire economic consequences from Trump's tariffs on China.
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MORE kept predicting 4 percent growth year after year and he never came close.
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We humans are notoriously bad at predicting the consequences of achieving our technological goals.
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Still, we're amazing at predicting unintended consequences compared to the intelligent technologies we're building.
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Yet there lies some hope, with the I.M.F. predicting 0.8 percent growth this year.
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Stephen Colbert travelling between dimensions to warn the Veep characters that they're predicting Trump?
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He's predicting colder weather around the key shopping periods of late November into December.
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The dolphins are part of a growing menagerie of animals predicting World Cup games.
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And like the weather, perfectly predicting where the pole will move is downright impossible.
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Goldstone and his fellow researchers developed a hugely influential model for predicting political instability.
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Will win: The Handmaid's TaleCould win: Game of Thrones, The CrownShould win: The Americans I have long spent my Emmy-predicting life noting that HBO has a huge bloc of voters within the Academy, so it's hard to go wrong predicting HBO programs.
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Zigging when they should be zagging, despite what we are secretly predicting or hoping for.
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The IMF is predicting global growth of 28.73% this year, up from 3.1% in 2016.
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But it stopped short of pointing to the three that some economists had been predicting.
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Other pollsters were predicting an average lead of eight percentage points for the incumbent Conservatives.
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Experts went into the year predicting cuts to jobs and pay for traders and bankers.
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When you curse the weatherman for wrongly predicting an afternoon of clear skies, take pity.
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But Lichtman's success in predicting winners means Democrats shouldn't simply ignore his advice on impeachment.
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We've been predicting the death of travel agencies since basically the birth of the internet.
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LF: I said I'll-, I would have a better chance of predicting the lottery [laughs].
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Some financial experts are predicting that the wild market swings could be here to stay.
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That should support the dollar, with Cole predicting a euro low of $1.10 this year.
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Analysts have so far been predicting a defeat of Le Pen in the second round.
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Autocomplete is bad enough, but imagine if algorithms were predicting entire sentences of your prose.
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Despite that tightening of conditions, not everyone is predicting gloom for the corporate credit market.
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However, it doesn't do a great job at predicting the rotation curves of individual galaxies.
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Hostile sexism was nearly as good at predicting support for Trump as party identification was.
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Close political observers were predicting a Rubio surge before the results came in Monday night.
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And without the "predicting the Oscars" element, the Globes have started to feel increasingly adrift.
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Rousseff was defiant yesterday, calling the impeachment effort against her unjust and predicting eventual vindication.
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I feel like I'm good at [predicting] it, but this season I have no idea!
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Analysts have kept a more cautious stance, predicting a slight decline in full-year earnings.
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Looks like the forecast is predicting a flurry of weather people talking over each other.
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Predicting where Ebola might strike next could become easier, thanks to a new computer model.
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One of the giants of behavioral science reveals how to improve at predicting the future.
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They find that CATY is at least as good as CAPE in predicting market movements.
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He's not alone in predicting the rise of artificial intelligence transforming work and the economy.
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In fact, we're predicting the actress will land on top of many best dressed lists.
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Prosecutors said Stone claimed credit for "correctly predicting" the release to senior Trump campaign officials.
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With this data, the system is tasked with predicting the next note in a sequence.
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Psychic animals predicting the results of big events is pretty much a time-honoured tradition.
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Analysts, on average, had been predicting 208 million users by the end of the year.
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Many economists are predicting at least one rate cut before the end of the year.
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Motor development is better at predicting delays and associations with other issues that may arise.
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It was a time when he was predicting things that were not actually there yet.
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The variety and volume of data involved in identifying and predicting security threats are overwhelming.
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EMarketer is predicting that Snap will make $940 million in global ad revenue in 2017.
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Of course, every new idea has a band of detractors predicting the worst-case scenario.
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Sundance is usually a good barometer in predicting the cultural tone for the next year.
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The site was correct in predicting both the rose gold and jet black iPhone colors.
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" A Clinton victory, which Buchanan conceded the polls were predicting, promised "a bad moon rising.
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It's stopped raining, but the forecast is predicting another storm, so I grab my raincoat.
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On Friday, Reid dismissed all the polls, predicting his party would retake the Senate majority.
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"Predicting launch dates could make a liar out of the best of us," Shotwell said.
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The Bank of Canada is not predicting a recovery until the second half of 2019.
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This has been tremendously successful at predicting and describing many observational data in the universe.
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The referendum narrowly passed, demonstrating the importance of sampling bias in accurately predicting election results.
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As the name implies, Einstein had a hand in predicting this weird state of matter.
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Predicting what we'll see on the Golden Globes red carpet each year is nearly impossible.
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Farmers in Senegal say that traditional methods of predicting the weather are no longer reliable.
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Hurricane season starts next Thursday, and forecasters are predicting another "above-normal" year of storms.
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How a star's previous films did helps a bit in predicting their next one's success.
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Oh if only this New Hampshire hamlet was any good at predicting winners (it's not!).
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First, is the doctor predicting good health 2 years or 6 years into the future?
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In general, the forecasters are predicting a cooler, wetter north, and a warmer, drier south.
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He was not alone in predicting connected computing but was one of the most prominent.
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"Just eight years ago, people were predicting the financial ruin of the auto industry," Sen.
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Nor is a critic charged with reflecting or predicting the opinion of the general public.
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He is predicting one or two rate hikes in the back half of the year.
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It is also predicting a full-year earnings range that comes in largely above estimates.
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There's no way of predicting when Cascadia will author the next big one, Goldfinger says.
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Yes, but: Almost everybody we spoke to hesitated when predicting Trump's next move on guns.
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BTW, Rick Fox kinda called this ... predicting a double number retirement way back in 2015.
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Predina Technologies is the AI platform for predicting and mitigating risk in autonomous vehicles. Selerio
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"My personal opinion is that humans are very bad at predicting the future," Vivas cautions.
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It's not just Ryan and Bridget who are bad at predicting incompatibility across political ideologies.
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President Donald Trump will travel to Texas on Tuesday, despite forecasts predicting continued heavy rainfall.
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"I don't want to see the future that I'm predicting on that album," Wickliffe said.
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In 2017 Goldman Sachs, HSBC and OCBC are all predicting multiples hikes from the Fed.
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None of the major economic forecasters is predicting a recession later in 2018 or 2019.
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No one doubts that predicting the future is tough, especially for constantly evolving energy markets.
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The FTSE was climbing "for the wrong reasons", a trader said, predicting a snap election.
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Even if you are unfamiliar with the plot, you shouldn't have trouble predicting its outcome.
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That's because we're constantly learning how incomplete our conceptual models are for predicting cataclysmic risk.
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But it shows the dangers inherent in predicting anything other than a worst-case scenario.
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It is a fair point that economists have not been very successful at predicting recessions.
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Stifel reiterated its buy rating on AMD shares, predicting strong sales for its latest chips.
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People have been predicting a four-day workweek for decades, so what's taking so long?
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Predicting when that point occurs is the tricky task, for economists and non-economists alike.
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There's also no particular reason the fastest woolly worm is best at predicting the weather.
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He made his comments when predicting that, in the future, neighborhoods would have racial quotas.
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Only a couple of years ago, developers were predicting a complete transformation of the area.
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Some GOP senators on Tuesday were predicting a veto could be overridden in the Senate.
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Like predicting the apocalypse, Marxists argue that the end is nigh with each new crisis.
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Carson Block is short Prothena, predicting one of its key drugs will not be effective.
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Analysts at Investec, who were predicting 71 million pounds, said it was a "disappointing outcome".
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That may not be as useful when it comes to predicting the company's future performance.
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Clinton won, predicting a wave of terrorism by unvetted refugees and a slide into dictatorship.
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Economists are still predicting that the good times for China's huge export industry won't last.
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And CCS Insight is predicting an 800 percent increase in sales between now and 43.
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Clinton spoke of the gravity of the threat facing America but refrained from predicting doom.
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I scribbled on my bedroom wall predicting my results as if to make them fact.
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Indeed, because of Trump, the betting markets are now predicting a Democratic Senate as well.
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Indeed, past attempts at predicting congressional races from total search traffic were basically a bust.
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Maybe the real shock is that the pundits keep predicting that there will be one.
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They have been closer to more accurately predicting the future than all the futurists combined.
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Cynthia was ahead of her time, astutely predicting 2018's national mood in the 90s.
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Hashmey and several other economists are predicting another currency devaluation by the end of 2018.
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UBS is predicting a decade of low returns and higher volatility for most financial assets.
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Predicting what might come in the years ahead is a little like reading tea leaves.
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Futures markets were predicting that Wall Street and Europe would open higher later on Tuesday.
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Futures markets were predicting Wall Street and Europe would open higher on Tuesday as well.
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The city is predicting it could have 1,000 cases by the end of next week.
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Scientists caution that predicting short-term climate effects in specific locations remains rife with uncertainty.
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The queens scrambled to get ready, gluing down their eyebrows and predicting the bottom three.
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Lisa has discovered a knack for predicting football winners, which Homer happily cashes in on.
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Predicting how long it will take for a property to sell is tricky at best.
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But that's not right because we are terrible at predicting who is going to die.
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The best rule about predicting recessions is that virtually no one can reliably do so.
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Chief Reinbold said he had no way of predicting what the final numbers would be.
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So some boasting here, I've been predicting this for several years and finally, it's happening.
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Analysts were predicting a slight jump of roughly three million new users in the quarter.
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Experts are predicting another bad hurricane season this year, though not as terrible as 2017.
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One analyst is predicting the coronavirus could hurt both supply and demand for Apple products.
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The National Weather Service was predicting 55-mile-an-hour winds, with 10 percent humidity.
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Now it is predicting that locust swarms will continue to grow until at least June.
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Keith Ellison on Friday, predicting it would hurt the Minnesota congressman's bid for DNC chair.
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But instead of predicting an epic stock market crash, he's finding reasons to be optimistic.
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Immigration advocates are predicting that the policy will drive parents of migrant children further underground.
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No points for guessing which is which, or for predicting who learns what from whom.
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But the field has a much harder time predicting, or even describing, what comes next.
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But the field has a much harder time predicting, or even describing, what comes next.
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It has a poor record predicting the private payrolls component of the government's employment report.
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The analyst has an excellent track record of predicting Apple products ahead of their release.
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I do think I can make money by predicting what's gonna happen in ten years.
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Predicting the future behavior of any country in the Middle East is a dangerous undertaking.
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NBCUniversal is predicting it will have between 30 and 35 million Peacock subscribers by 2024.
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At least one analyst is predicting that Amazon will eventually beat Apple to the mark.
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It may not be an encouraging statistic, but Achuthan isn't predicting a full-blown collapse.
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Facebook has started assigning users a reputation score, predicting their trustworthiness, The Washington Post reported.
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CLSA is not alone in predicting choppy waters ahead for Hong Kong's residential property sector.
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The difficulty of predicting Mr. Trump's foreign policy could create other forms of destabilizing uncertainty.
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But Democrats and Republicans still are predicting a fierce fight over the next court vacancy.
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CNBC has found that by some measures, AccuWeather is the most accurate weather predicting app.
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She's predicting the downdraft due to trouble brewing on the trade and economic policy fronts.
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But some are already predicting that he will emerge as part of the Trump team.
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Mr. Temer is especially bullish, predicting that the economy will grow 3 percent next year.
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When it comes to predicting violence, risk assessments offer more magical thinking than helpful forecasting.
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When it comes to predicting violence, risk assessments offer more magical thinking than helpful forecasting.
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Some are predicting that the administration will announce penalties against some Chinese entities on Nov.
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Some are predicting the biggest crash in decades, with a slide of up to 6%.
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Today it's trading at $142.64, and analysts are predicting it will settle around $135. Yipes.
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Predicting trade policy is therefore about figuring out what's going on in one man's mind.
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This "jungle" primary makes predicting who might face off in a runoff difficult to predict.
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When not predicting the weather, Willow spent her days visiting students at a nearby school.
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There is no predicting the actions of a man who prides himself on his unpredictability.
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Weather forecasters were predicting temperature lows that could shatter century-old records in Worcester, Mass.
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So this shows you how clueless I am at predicting what drawings people will like.
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First off, you might wonder why the Pentagon care about predicting social science study results.
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To be fair, several financial institutions like Goldman, ING, Nomura managed to accurately predict at least one final team — France, but CNBC has not yet come across any economist predicting Croatia making it to the final, underscoring the difficulty of predicting a World Cup winner.
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GDP rose at a robust 3.2% after many economists had been predicting little or no growth.
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With independents able to vote in either party, predicting the universe of likely voters is tricky.
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Big political obstacles and economic uncertainties stand in the way of the outcome Trump is predicting.
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The results barely improve click-through rates, he says—a far cry from predicting political behavior.
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The bank is predicting a 22 percent gain for Cboe's stock over the next 22018 months.
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That said, polls over the past 18 months have been terrible at predicting actual results — globally.
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And then the next step was predicting the particular signals that LIGO's detectors might pick up.
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Predicting what the pandemic flu strain might look like requires deep understanding of the influenza virus.
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Paulsen, who has been predicting a bigger correction ahead, said he's not ready to buy yet.
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Moody's Analytics, a financial company, compiles economic data to use in predicting election outcomes, for example.
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The CDC is predicting continued high levels of flu activity for several more weeks, at least.
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His behavior, though unusual, is quite predictable — a fact the Clinton campaign proved by predicting it.
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A popular crime-predicting algorithm might not perform much better than a group of untrained humans.
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Some longtime California economists are now predicting the overall tech sector could face more turbulence ahead.
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Four nines on positive predictive value, which means that we're 99 percent accurate at predicting that.
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They find that profilers do only slightly better than random people at predicting traits of offenders.
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The ad follows a report the Koch network produced last week predicting disaster for state economies.
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S&P forecasts WTI at $60 a barrel, with other agencies predicting prices closer to $50.
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And she&aposs predicting that this opinion... CAVUTO: She is saying this was a bigoted decision.
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We're not even that good at predicting the weather, let alone the complexities of human behavior.
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Trump's claim of prescience is much like someone claiming credit for predicting the sun would rise.
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While predicting the future is an eternal pursuit, rendering it experiential is a more modern innovation.
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However, social scientists have gotten pretty good at predicting who's most likely to wind up there.
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Predicting who will come out on top in the Trump White House is a fool's errand.
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I'm even less confident of predicting that than I am of ever winning Pixel Prison Blues.
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Whoever takes the win this season, the forecast is in ... and we're predicting heavy, bubbly showers.
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But some senators are nonetheless predicting Trump will take an early victory lap during Tuesday's speech.
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The discrepancies show the difficulty of predicting storm surges, particularly when a hurricane suddenly changes course.
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The bank is predicting that sterling could reach parity with the euro in the next year.
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Despite decades of meteorologic research, the business of predicting the weather is still an imperfect science.
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Instead of predicting some creepy dystopian future, this evoked a return to some ancient, primordial roots.
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Goldman Sachs said in a note Monday that it was predicting a "mild recession" in 2017.
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Google takes into account both keywords and the sentiment of what you're saying when predicting emoji.
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Check. But the biggest takeaway here should be how GM is indirectly predicting an economic slowdown.
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Mouse movement ultimately is useless in terms of predicting whether a user has seen an ad.
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It is no good brilliantly predicting consumer behaviour in 2027 if you misjudge counterparty risk today.
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"The question is what the margin of victory will be," he said, predicting Widodo's re-election.
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Patterns help predict the future, and predicting the future is a great way to make money.
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That adage about economists predicting nine of the last five recessions seemed to apply once again.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Many carmakers are predicting a significant shift to electric vehicles in the next decade.
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"I feel very confident predicting autonomous robotaxis for Tesla next year," Musk told analysts in May.
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"Nickel is returning back to reality," he said, predicting prices around $0.83,20.8 by the year-end.
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Trump supporters are also predicting that Democrats have underestimated the size of the GOP nominee's support.
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No single study is going to solve the problem of predicting volcanic eruptions across all volcanoes.
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" The Citi team also highlighted "a range of sub-indicators historically correlated with predicting presidential outcomes.
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These Cubs have been highly touted since spring training, with many baseball writers predicting a championship.
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Ignoring that advice, Trump issued a series of tweets on Thursday predicting failure and sounding alarms.
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Wharton School finance professor Jeremy Siegel is predicting a difficult time ahead for the stock market.
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And there are all sorts of methodologies for predicting this thing that is ultimately completely unpredictable.
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Oreo is predicting this will be one of their largest limited edition drops of all time.
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He was surprised," Trump said, predicting that Britain and the United States would remain "great allies.
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"We will get there," he says, predicting compromises on a limited EMF and some common investments.
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Imagine predicting a year ago that Charles Koch would be publicly weighing support for Hillary Clinton.
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But what keeps her up at night isn't predicting who will win the next Super Bowl.
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Orobetz is predicting the company will bring its first Alpha Fish products to market in 2020.
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As for the models, they're not very good at predicting winter weather in the mid-latitudes.
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To be sure this can help the utility with load balancing, predicting demand and so on.
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Wall Street pros have been predicting the "Great Rotation" from bonds into stocks for six years.
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Lauterjung said that system worked as planned, predicting waves up to three meters northwest of Sulawesi.
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I wonder if any of her fictional psychic abilities assisted her predicting this baby number two?
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They saw the promise of video, predicting that advertising dollars spent on television would migrate online.
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The hard part is predicting how much, and how often, glaciers might break in the future.
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Uber is predicting test flights of its electric-powered vertical takeoff and landing aircraft by 2020.
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I am not predicting another 2007-08, but there will be some degree of financial distress.
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In a phone interview with TechCrunch, Allen pointed out that ShakeAlert is not about predicting earthquakes.
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Predicting Putin's specific move is a conundrum, but expecting him to do nothing is a fallacy.
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In tests, the system proved eerily accurate, correctly predicting mortality outcomes in 90 percent of cases.
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But it's not much worse at predicting six weeks of cold weather than, say, an almanac.
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The defense will appeal the verdict, Yarkadas added, predicting a higher court would "fix this mistake".
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"But we are certainly a lot better at predicting than they were all those centuries ago."
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"It's a messy process," he admitted, while ultimately predicting passage of the GOP health-care bill.
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Because the top economists have a horrible track record of predicting the direction of interest rates.
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If mortgage rates finally do move higher, as some have been predicting, affordability will weaken further.
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SwiftKey knows me and seems to do a better job predicting my text than anyone else.
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Dealers noted some media reports that President Donald Trump was predicting an outcome of 4.8 percent.
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Hassett said his agency "took a lot of flak" for predicting 8.73 percent growth for 2018.
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Now, the former mayor is not predicting that the investigation could be over by September 1st.
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Lampert has insisted that Sears has a path to viability, despite analysts predicting the company's demise.
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Predicting which ones may mark the difference between success and failure for investors in 2016. Economist.
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A former New York GOP senator is predicting chaos at the Republican National Convention next week.
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It has a life of its own, and predicting its movements can—and should—be difficult.
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Musk is boldly predicting that self-driving Teslas will be allowed by the end of 2019.
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The Cambridge Satchel Company got the attention Deane was seeking — perhaps more than she was predicting.
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Cantor noted that Iowa does not have the best track record in predicting the GOP nominee.
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I think what's important is they are growing and there's no one predicting a hard landing.
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Hurricane season starts today, June 1, and forecasters are predicting another "above-normal" year of storms.
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My feelings meant nothing to him, and there was no predicting what would set him off.
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Computer scientists have created an AI program capable of predicting the outcome of human rights trials.
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PREDICTING how many medals a country will win in the Olympics has become a cottage industry.
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Adjusted losses were 11 cents per share, when analysts were predicting a loss of 13 cents.
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Yes, the midterms are a whole 18 months away, but many are already predicting a bloodbath.
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Many analysts are predicting that exchange-traded funds will continue to sweep up assets in 2017.
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On the generic ballot, a method of predicting midterm races, Democrats lead Republicans by double digits.
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Weather forecasters are predicting rains Thursday, which could bring welcome relief for firefighters battling the blazes.
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HSBC is predicting that Texas will soon eclipse Iran and Iraq in oil production, CNNMoney reports.
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" Singer initially opposed Trump in 2016, predicting the GOP candidate's policies would cause "widespread global depression.
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McConnell knocked Democrats, predicting they would move the "goal posts" in an effort to delay Kavanaugh.
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Tony Blair had a piece in The Times on Saturday predicting fairly apocalyptic results for Britain.
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"I'm not predicting that, I'm just saying we've got to be ready for that," he added.
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Langan joins other top Wall Street analysts in predicting success for the company's autonomous vehicle technology.
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We aren't particularly adept at predicting whether a specific patient's cancer will become metastatic or not.
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He's also predicting a win in New York, which holds the next major primary after Wisconsin's.
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Third parties, including advertisers and universities, can use that information for research, like predicting cultural trends.
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Dealers noted some media reports President Donald Trump himself was predicting an outcome of 4.8 percent.
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Now, analysts are predicting that continued funding pressure could lead to large banks acquiring these lenders.
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Analysts were predicting the midpoint to be set at 7.0236 per dollar, according to Reuters estimates.
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Analysts were predicting the midpoint to be set at 7.0502 per dollar, according to Reuters estimates.
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Apple's Siri is starting to change to focus more on predicting rather than just providing information.
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Negative yielding bonds imply investors and central banks are currently predicting a continued low-yield environment.
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"Bombshell" screened for the first time on Sunday and film critics are already predicting Oscar nominations.
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Citi Research reiterated its buy rating for Amazon shares, predicting strong growth for its international businesses.
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With many economists predicting a recession on the horizon, Congress should look to mitigate the fallout.
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With nearly every mainstream poll predicting a Clinton coronation, it is easy to understand the blindside.
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In the US, it has partnered the US Department of Veterans Affairs on predicting patient deterioration.
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Tensions show little sign of easing, with some analysts predicting they could actually get much worse.
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Writing about the Three T's didn't hurt Shambaugh's relationship with Beijing—predicting the Party's downfall did.
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However, social scientists have gotten pretty good at predicting who's most likely to wind up there.
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She has been hawkish on North Korea, predicting its collapse and promising military retaliation if provoked.
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And they're predicting that the fight won't end when the commission votes on Dec. 14. Sen.
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Senators are now predicting the legislation will be filed by Friday — or as late as Sunday.
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Analysts are predicting that Disney Plus will have 18 million customers by the end of 2020.
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This is a guess, of course, in a time when predicting anything is a precarious endeavor.
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This all comes as sales of VR headsets have been softer than some analysts were predicting.
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In business, we often point to the theory of critical mass when predicting a sea change.
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For that reason, some Democrats are predicting the defections will be minimal, despite December's party infighting.
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Analyst Gene Munster is predicting Tesla will likely miss its Model 25 production targets, Bloomberg reports.
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Predicting what you may like based on my purchases for the last six months is intelligence.
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He tells me about a plant that used to be extremely accurate in predicting typhoon season.
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And, as with any business that relies on predicting the future, they often get it wrong.
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Hopper, an app that tracks airline ticket prices, is predicting the lowest summer airfares since 2009.
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In general, meteorologists have less skill in predicting a storm's intensity compared to its upcoming track.
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Cruz's win is a surprise for pollsters, most of whom had been predicting a Trump victory.
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Results showed that some personality traits were better than others at predicting sexual frequency and satisfaction.
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But given the cosmic odds, predicting the future accurately may remain a distant dream for meteorologists.
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Oil prices will determine the length of the boom, and predicting energy prices is notoriously tricky.
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It's also possible to stop Google from tracking your information or predicting your profile going forward.
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Scientists in France say they have developed a method for predicting volcanic eruptions using satellite data.
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But Cobb's timeline predicting the end of Mueller's focus on the White House has repeatedly shifted.
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While they're at it, they might try to observe Rule No. 2: Stop predicting imminent disaster.
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If you want to improve at predicting the future, start by recognizing how unpredictable it is.
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Democrats are predicting at least two more stimulus bills; there will be much more to do.
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Economists are anticipating a surge in job cuts and are predicting recession by the second quarter.
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Predicting anything 10 years in advance is inherently hard, and no forecast is ever perfectly correct.
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But since predicting earthquakes is a fool's errand, the U.S. generally goes with risk over expense.
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Opinion Columnist I made a bad economic call on election night 2016, predicting a Trump recession.
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Most economists are predicting that the first quarter of this year will be weak in China.
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Experts are predicting that "the good times are over" for American companies reliant on Chinese consumers.
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Predicting what Trump will do is like trying to guess which way the goldfish swims next.
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News organizations have released shortlists predicting replacement possibilities, though Obama still has not confirmed any names.
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Demographers had been predicting such a tipping point for years, and they foresaw more to come.
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Mr. Milligan said Mr. Clark had sent him threatening messages predicting Holy Jim would burn down.
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He also qualified his remarks by saying that predicting a recession is a very difficult task.
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So here's hoping that things cool down just a bit, as this weekend's forecast is predicting.
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Epidemiological models are predicting that a Covid-220 outbreak may brutally stress hospitals and their workforces.
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He said understanding past market and style trends is essential to predicting which shoes to hold.
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G.P.A.s from seventh grade, he said, are much more effective in predicting achievement than SHSAT scores.
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Systrom last night published a model for predicting the magnitude of the spread of COVID-19.
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But enough Republican voters appeared energized to prevent the sweeping Democratic victories that some were predicting.
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Rather than sections predicting university, marriage and children, Ms. McCormack suggested they be more open-ended.
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Also, when colleges talk about predicting "success," they usually mean first-year grades — a limited definition.
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Good luck predicting now what sort of squad (or coaching staff) will be available next year.
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But Saturday's forecast predicting that Dorian might veer north and offshore came as a welcome surprise.
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Other research says there is no direct link between violent video games and predicting violent behavior.
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It's not as if epidemiologists don't have sophisticated techniques for predicting consequences of such a disease.
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Meteorologists were expecting the storm to tack north earlier, and were not predicting a direct hit.
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The industry has been battered by the virus, with three major operators predicting heavy financial losses.
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But that's not stopping Gordon from adding to his position in AMD and predicting a turnaround.
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JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon is at it again, calling bitcoin worthless and predicting its spectacular collapse.
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The second reason is that we sometimes have a bias toward very recent history in predicting.
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Loup Ventures' Gene Munster is predicting the internet e-commerce company will buy Target in 2018.
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It's that markets can change their minds, and we still lack a method for predicting that.
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She is particularly proud of her early success in predicting the explosion in bite-size desserts.
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Market watchers are predicting few changes in the new year, although interest rates are edging up.
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But again, the whole thing is so masterfully tangled that you'd have a job predicting it.
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Sanders stopped short of predicting a victory, but said he expects he'll surprise to the upside.
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Without predicting anything, one thing I'll predict is that in the end, it'll be massive production.
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It also creates an uncertain situation in the Middle East, where experts were predicting Iranian retaliation.
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Vanguard recently issued guidance to advisors predicting real GDP growth of 6.2% in China for 2019.
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On top of that, these animal tests are very unreliable at predicting what happens in people.
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Current players agree with Shriver's sentiment that there is no use predicting women's tennis right now.
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The Fed in recent years has been consistent in predicting faster inflation — and in being wrong.
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Still, he said that was a hypothetical risk, and he was not predicting that would happen.
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We have volatility, but simply no way of predicting how the public is going to react.
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He and Mr. Wray respect each other, Mr. Luttig said, predicting they would work well together.
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The National Retail Federation is predicting that 11.6 million consumers will likely shop on Black Friday.
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First, it is becoming increasingly apparent that experts are not very good at predicting the future.
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Cramer believes that millennials are the "most misunderstood cohort" when it comes to predicting consumer spending.
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Thomson Reuters said analysts on average were predicting Ford would earn $1.62 a share in 2018.
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Many analysts are predicting the iPhone will be a much bigger hit primarily because of price.
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The challenge then becomes predicting when the longest bull market in history will hit its peak.
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But many private economists think inflation will prove to be weaker than the BoE is predicting.
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Ahead of the Nvidia quarterly earnings on Thursday afternoon, options traders are predicting some unusual behavior.
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Bishop was optimistic about the legislation, predicting the bill could pass his committee: http://bit.ly/1Ocebcd.
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Predicting individual shark attacks wasn't the point of the study, and it's impossible, the researchers said.
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In the past presidential election, Silver was stunningly accurate, correctly predicting the winner in 50 states.
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Their method was 85% accurate in predicting how their traits differed and why, resulting in reconstruction.
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Researchers are predicting a slightly milder than average Atlantic hurricane season this year, so ... fingers crossed!
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On Thursday, Barclays initiated coverage of the stock with an "overweight rating," predicting about 19% upside.
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We're still really bad at predicting when sinkholes might occur, as there are few warning signs.
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I'm predicting that this too will be undermined, not by better technology but by better taste.
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Overall, the ads were remarkably accurate in predicting the cutting-edge technologies of the coming decades.
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