Then, follow the political news to see how your predictions — and others' predictions — turn out.
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"There were various predictions for what would happen, and we have confirmed some of those predictions."
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Predictions before the State of the Union address: — What predictions can you make about this address?
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Because algorithms that make predictions need data from the past on which to model those predictions.
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Political predictions are one thing, but what about predictions about the impact of actual policy changes?
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This reduces the quality of predictions — more vague and wild predictions, fewer ones resting on specified theories.
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All right we're going to finish up talking a little bit about your predictions, Brad, broader predictions.
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The updated predictions from the firm are: The data firm isn't the only one making predictions about Amazon's HQ2.
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There's a long history of bad doomsday predictions Whatever the motive, doomsday predictions don't have a good track record.
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Other predictions about American infections and deathsThe UCSF panelists' predictions, as reported by Shlain, mirror those of other experts.
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Predictions of global warming are inherently similar to the predictions of changing seasons that we all take for granted.
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Of course, the predictions detailed in the report, which are based on supply chain checks are just that — predictions.
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"I'm extremely bad at short-term predictions," he said "But I think I can make really solid long-term predictions."
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We don't speak for anyone else at Vox, or even for each other (Kelsey's predictions are hers, Dylan's predictions are his).
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When we see so many predictions, and in particular so many loudly wrong predictions, we become skeptical of everything, including predictions that are highly likely to be true — such as those of a warming climate or a crumbling infrastructure.
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The researchers report that their predictions of morning traffic patterns were more accurate using this model than predictions using actual traffic data.
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"We should put as much effort into how we train people to use predictions as we do into the predictions," she says.
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Shortridde forced a bot to read more than 1,000 (!) cybersecurity predictions and then come up with its own predictions using machine learning.
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We have predictions of health behavior we will engage in, predictions of what kind of driving behavior we will engage in, predictions of what kind of purchasing behavior we'll engage in, predictions of where we will go, what we will do when we get there, who we will meet, what they will do when they get there, and so on and so forth.
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The Third 2016 Presidential Debate: A Place for Student Predictions and Reactions The Second 2016 Presidential Debate: A Place for Student Predictions and Reactions The First 20163 Presidential Debate: A Place for Student Predictions and Reactions What Do You Think of Donald Trump?
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Instead of making singular "hero" predictions with long time horizons, AI startups should build multiple algorithms making smaller, simpler predictions with short time horizons.
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In other years, the predictions are less lopsided and, depending on the combination of factors a model uses, the predictions may not all agree.
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Overly optimistic predictions: Musk this week also made bold predictions about when the Tesla's vehicles would be able to be true self-driving cars.
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According to this idea, the brain makes predictions about what will happen in the immediate future and then reconciles those predictions with what it sees.
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The system has limitations: unlike a census, it generates predictions, not facts, and the more fine-grained those predictions are the less certain they become.
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The various predictions -- called "spaghetti models" because of their visual appearance on a forecast map -- often differ on predictions for a storm's path and landfall.
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Yet, just as their polling predictions were vastly off the mark on Election Day so, too, are their predictions of Trump's presidential performance thus far.
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In this lesson plan, we challenge students to make predictions about the Trump presidency — but predictions grounded in as much evidence as they can gather.
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Most of these predictions that didn&apost work out are about scale and adoption, rather than predictions of technology that failed to manifest at all.
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We invite you to post those predictions here, as comments on this lesson, but please remember to also cite the source(s) for those predictions.
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Predictions of American decline were rampant after the global economic crisis in 2007 and 2008, amid parallel predictions of the dawning of a new Chinese century.
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For most fans, there's no harm in simply making predictions about what might happen, even if those predictions turn out to be wrong in the end.
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The report followed similar predictions from analysts at J.P. Morgan, Bernstein and KGI, who questioned whether Apple could fulfill predictions of an iPhone "supercycle" this spring.
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It is the time of year for predictions and I'll make one: You will be better off ignoring the Wall Street stock-market predictions for 2020.
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Sacconaghi&aposs predictions fall in line with recent predictions from analysts at Wedbush Securities and other reports indicating that AirPods are poised to grow in 2020.
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"Our near-term policy predictions have been wrong a lot over the past few years — better to not make such predictions in the first place," he said.
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But look, the dire predictions about Trump haven&apost come to pass because Trump hasn&apost lived down to the dire predictions that they made about him.
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I have no predictions but I like your ... My predictions is that I'm gonna have a lovely, a quiet weekend without my kids, but I miss them terribly.
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He made a lot of predictions about harm those rules would cause — predictions that, as fellow Commissioner Clyburn points out today, pretty much all failed to come true.
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While later chapters describe Arthur C. Clarke's predictions about the future, early chapters analyze others' predictions about technologies like airplanes, space travel, and nuclear power before their development.
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After funneling out all of the incorrect predictions, it will be easier than ever to approach those people to whom you've given two correct predictions in a row.
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After two decades of relentless critique and predictions of doom, the single currency has already outlived many of its harshest critics' predictions when it was born in 1999.
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His outrageous predictions, usually in rhyme — "This is no jive, Cooper will go in five" — put off many older sportswriters, especially since most of the predictions came true.
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The consequences for climate predictions are serious: We underestimate the durability of extreme weather situations and, at the same time, overestimate how likely our predictions are to be correct.
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Something to notice: In 2017, the NHC's predictions 72 hours in advance of a storm were more accurate than its predictions 24 hours in advance of a storm in 1990.
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According to the study's authors, their work suggests a cap on the accuracy of predictions about people's futures based on historical data, whether the predictions are made by people or machines.
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In the past month alone, three industry analysts have published bold predictions for the value of the marijuana industry, with widespread predictions ranging from $21 billion to $44 billion by 2020.
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For example, students might use the latest polling data as the basis for their predictions, but then adjust those predictions based on Senate or House races in a few particular states.
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Here's some good news: In 2017, the NHC's predictions 72 hours in advance of a storm were more accurate than its predictions 24 hours in advance of a storm in 1990.
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The tree thus preserves a record of which features the algorithm used to make its predictions—and the relative importance of each feature in helping the algorithm arrive at those predictions.
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In other words, a majority felt they would rather base their predictions on an interview they knew to be random than to have to base their predictions on background information alone.
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Then, we invite you to make and share your predictions about the future of the race and post those predictions here, along with the source(s) of your evidence for them.
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The pollsters - with their landslide predictions -- hurt you badly.
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Ultimately, better data means better predictions — and happier customers.
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What else did we have ... Oh, fail or predictions.
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Christo Wilson, assistant professor in computer and information science at Northeastern University, notes to the Verge that the AI's predictions are only as good as the data used to train its predictions.
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"[The] predictions that I see, the more serious predictions of warming and fires to occur later in the century, 2040 or 2050, they're now occurring in real time," he said in Sacramento.
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"This announcement is all about making it easier for developers to add machine learning predictions to their products and their processes by integrating those predictions directly with their databases," Wood told TechCrunch.
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CNBC looks at these predictions in detail: In its predictions, Nesta said that Deepfakes – an AI technology that creates videos of people almost identical to the real thing – will be weaponized next year.
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The coolest part is you can watch predictions for several indicators, including predictions for Consumer Price Index, Producer Price Index, and Consumer Spending—update in real time, part of a program called LiveWire.
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While the USDA provides country and statewide predictions, Descartes delivers both in addition to county-level predictions, which the USDA only provides at the end of the season, when those numbers matter less.
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Of course, decision-making involves more than just being able to make accurate predictions, but A.I. is also being drafted for higher-level functions including using predictions to weigh outcomes and pass judgment.
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Even at the beginning, you know, my predictions and a lot of other people's predictions, a lot of the political journalists that I respect the most ... KS: Yeah, don't talk to political journalists.
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They have missed predictions in elections in Israel and Britain.
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Again, these risk scores make weak predictions for most individuals.
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The forecast was one of the first publicized meteorological predictions.
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It's expected to drop even more, according to Gartner's predictions.
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But once the theory exists, it should make testable predictions.
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Newer, flashier science had dominated predictions going into Monday's announcement.
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You never know when your wild predictions will come true.
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Predictions about Bitcoin's price are getting crazier by the day.
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Of course, take these predictions with a grain of salt.
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These experiments offer fundamental measurements to compare against theoretical predictions.
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We know that these ghastly casualty predictions were never realized.
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Of course, these are all just predictions for right now.
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AccuWeather even uses these data points to make weather predictions.
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I stand behind both predictions, however foolhardy they may be.
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Still, predictions of a fundamental shift in behavior have persisted.
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The gun rights advocates may make their predictions come true.
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Interestingly, detractors of the primary reform sounded the same predictions.
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Jewish birth rate predictions have been debunked by population experts.
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Beware people making sweeping predictions about the early vote, though.
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Which predictions of mine were hits and which were misses?
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People make the predictions in advance and it's really fun.
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Stewart, who grew up in Syracuse, also has bold predictions.
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DeepSense relies on behavioral predictions and a small personality assessment.
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When he was done, Mr. Elsey added up the predictions.
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But they also had to make a lot of predictions.
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Predictions of severe economic damage from a crackdown are overdone.
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The exchange rate is a major variable for its predictions.
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Despite dire predictions of riots and arrests, nothing bad happened.
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Rate hike predictions ranged between 225 to 725 basis points.
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Janet Yellen isn't biting on any predictions about Donald Trump.
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FEDS HARKER REPEATS APRIL 4 PREDICTIONS FOR UNEMPLOYMENT RATE, INFLATION
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But it's important to note that predictions aren't always correct.
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This special report will therefore offer its predictions with humility.
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Every subsequent event will constrain our theoretical predictions even further.
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On Thursday, Pandora announced that it had missed revenue predictions.
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The authors assessed the match between the two sources' predictions.
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And it's with this information that astrologers make their predictions.
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Getting present weather conditions and future predictions right is tricky.
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Right now, though, it's only fairly accurate in its predictions.
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He admitted that predictions of media's demise had been premature.
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Musk has said some of his predictions are rough estimates.
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Some accurate predictions spanned beyond that of individual stock picks.
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And so the predictions came, quarter after quarter after quarter.
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This new data can help refine those predictions and profiles.
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The BOT will release its new growth predictions in March.
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V. Other arguments and predictions Where Does Podcasting Go Next?
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Feel free to share your predictions in the comments below!
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He's under no expectation or obligation to make hurricane predictions.
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You can look at predictions throughout history and they're bad.
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We included them on our predictions list for 2016 IPOs.
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Do you have any predictions for the happy couple's wedding?
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For weeks, our Westworld predictions have been safe, quite frankly.
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The more you log, the more accurate its predictions are.
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What evidence do you have that could support those predictions?
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Grudzień has done some predictions about his own startup too.
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" Egan told me that her invented technologies were "easy predictions.
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So many smart people have made wrong predictions about it.
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Here are my predictions: COO Sheryl Sandberg will leave Facebook.
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AND AS USUAL FOR TESLA, LOTS OF PREDICTIONS WERE MADE.
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In 2017, amazingly, eight of our 10 predictions came true.
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I make no predictions about who will win in November.
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So all our predictions are based on our own behavior.
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So our predictions are often pretty vague and frequently false.
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"The discussion is full of these apocalyptic predictions," one said.
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That is very close to the predictions made in April.
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We asked six of our sportswriters to offer their predictions.
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And election forecasts relied on that information for their predictions.
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The agency's predictions follow a damaging El Nino weather period.
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Amazon Black Friday deals: Our predictions based on previous years
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Given Deshpande's pricing predictions, however, cost shouldn't be a problem.
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I hope the worst of these predictions don't come true.
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But I was badly off the mark in my predictions
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Making predictions in the Trump era is a hazardous undertaking.
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Our predictions of economic risk work in a similar way.
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Predictions are perilously dangerous this season, so I'll avoid them.
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Speaking of nominees and their running mates, any early predictions?
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Bellgram also uses historical data for predictions and suggestion purposes.
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Prediction: Celebrities chimed in with their own holiday season predictions.
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In a typical quarter, 49 percent exceed analyst EPS predictions.
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I don't know exactly what to make of these predictions.
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But the results were roughly in line with economists' predictions.
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The shutdowns have also sparked predictions of massive job losses.
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Rusbridger blamed the social network for missing revenue predictions. 2.
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Here are her predictions of the winners at Sunday's ceremony.
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Also, NOAA just makes predictions about storm formations, not landfalls.
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The latest measurements in this study don't match those predictions.
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They embraced surveillance and invented a market for behavioral predictions.
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Why is it legal to trade predictions of our behavior?
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Eight overly confident, mostly pessimistic predictions about tech in 2018.
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There's been all kinds of predictions of what should happen.
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But if Ross's predictions are right, that's going to change.
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We're testing some predictions that moral obligations are relationship specific.
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Has Washington State found that revenue lives up to predictions?
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I understood their reluctance to make predictions about their country.
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Those predictions don't have universal support inside the White House.
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The pattern allows you to notice correlations, to make predictions.
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In hindsight, there are many reasons Mr. Morrison defied predictions.
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Any predictions for the store's most popular books this season?
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Management didn't believe the predictions, and neither did the modelers.
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Investigators knew that these types of predictions could be misleading.
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Biden, against all predictions, was projected the winner in Texas.
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Only you know, 0.00 percent of the predictions are right.
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But can you reduce the error on your future predictions?
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Team Rising shares their predictions for the third Democratic debate.
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Yet all such predictions are essentially guesswork at this point.
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True, that effort did lead to some strong predictions: e.g.
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To win, all three predictions would have to be correct.
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"They were quite dramatic," Altman said of his 2015 predictions.
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The memo does not make any predictions about potential gains.
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Here are the predictions he nailed, and where he missed.
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But I'm going to make three wildly premature predictions: 1.
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Yet, reliable predictions about the November elections will be tough.
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The key innovation is using data to make better predictions.
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Presidents who make bold predictions often come to regret them.
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Blackrock's latest announcement suggests that his predictions may be correct.
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So far, none of these predictions has come to pass.
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Amnesty International's predictions for the year ahead echo his comments.
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"I don't want to make any predictions," Mr. Churkin said.
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Predictions about Mr. Bloomberg are in fact hard to make.
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Watch the video above to hear more of Galen's predictions.
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The initial polling predictions of a landslide win for Mrs.
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Preseason predictions put them in the middle of the standings.
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Here are the slides she used to defend her predictions.
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Here are my predictions for what's to come this year.
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Here are our predictions for the conference championship games. 9.
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This can help make better weather and global warming predictions.
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Below our best predictions on who won't survive Sunday's episode.
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When should we trust predictions, about politics or about policy?
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The steps we have laid out here are not predictions.
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Trump said those predictions were wrong, citing stock market performance.
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These predictions for 2017 are found to be extraordinarily accurate.
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How bad is the industry's track record in making predictions?
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And his predictions are far from anomalous among mainstream economists.
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But she declined to make any predictions about the future.
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Dire predictions about what would result never came to pass.
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His scientific predictions have withstood 100 years of scientific challenges.
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Persistent worrying involves negative — often catastrophic — predictions about the future.
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They would be able to make much more precise predictions.
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Inferred data, for example, is based on algorithms and predictions.
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That is the same as Simmons predictions since early April.
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Let's end it with, any predictions of where it's going?
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I'm going to get some predictions from you, John Markoff.
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Predictions, it turns out, are hard — especially about the future.
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Here are my predictions for the rest of the league.
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It could also make predictions faster and at less cost.
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Making predictions is the entire point of watching election night returns live — and getting attached to those predictions is an inevitability for anyone who is watching the returns because they care about the outcome.
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It turns out forecasters can resort to a different method in the absence of a functioning prediction market: polling groups of people, and weighting their predictions based on their track record of successful predictions.
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That said, we did pretty well — 12 out of our 16 predictions came true — and in the interest of practicing and getting better, we're doing it again for 2020, this time with 18 predictions.
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As part of a new campaign, the account will be sharing fans' Oscars predictions, and it simply tweeted one person's response in error, making it seem like the predictions were the views of the Academy.
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The trees may not all agree, and on their own they might still make weak predictions, but just by taking the average of all their answers, you can dramatically improve the precision of your predictions.
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Analysts at JBC said major forecasters diverge on their specific predictions.
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Whiting dismissed what he called the "doomsday" predictions about virtual reality.
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But not all predictions are as impressive as they first seem.
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Gap reported $4.09 billion in revenue, beating predictions of $4.00 billion.
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But this is a first real step toward codifying those predictions.
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Those predictions mirrored recent economic data that suggests a stronger consumer.
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Examining The Top 4 Fintech Predictions For This Year And Beyond
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Weekly export inspections have failed to meet market predictions thus far.
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Thus, the neutron lifetime affects predictions of the universe's far future.
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Inflation predictions are also a significant aspect of stock market speculations.
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There's actually a list of predictions they've made over the years.
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This was well below predictions, even with higher rates factored in.
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Nathan Fox You've followed our predictions for the future of football.
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Truly reliable predictions extend just days in advance—weeks, at most.
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This new measurement was basically what predictions said it should be.
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To see more award season dress predictions, watch the clip above.
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It also missed revenue predictions of $242 million, reporting $234 million.
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Something similar could happen with the current predictions of La Nina.
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He offered some predictions and laid out a few possible scenarios.
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If Penny's early predictions match users' expectations, they won't probe further.
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See more predictions for the year ahead in the video below:
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The result defied even the most optimistic predictions by BJP supporters.
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Various predictions envision a driverless society within 10 to 30 years.
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Full results, plus predictions from an expert panel, is available here.
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That's despite predictions from top pollsters that Macron will win easily.
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Second, that those predictions are deserving of air time on CNN.
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Say all you want about Orwellian predictions, he didn't predict this.
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While growth figures met consensus predictions, industrial output slightly missed expectations.
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Now the Brewers' rotation is starting to fulfill their manager's predictions.
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" He added, "Alarmist predictions amount to nothing more than wild guesses.
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Predictions from policymakers now show two, compared to four last December.
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In his typical irreverent fashion, Legere made some predictions for 2017.
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Predictions that Mr Trump would not get this far were wrong.
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Stoddard, in the fog of his apocalyptic musings, made some predictions.
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There are similar stories in ScriptBook's predictions for 2017 / 2018 movies.
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It is impossible to make firm predictions in such fractious circumstances.
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That may explain why larger cities reported the gloomiest recession predictions.
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Follow the news coverage of the events and evaluate your predictions.
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There was also split response on future income predictions from consumers.
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Instead he said they were waiting for December's ECB economic predictions.
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Excepting astrologers, Indians understandably tend to be wary of political predictions.
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Stocks trade based on predictions of future earnings streams, Cramer said.
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It's worth noting that flight delay predictions from Google aren't new.
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But it is already clear that the gloomiest predictions were wrong.
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In iOS 10, you can get emoji predictions as you type.
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That's where market predictions of "smarter" watches begins to make sense.
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Image: Getty/GoogleGoogle's search predictions have us very concerned for dads.
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For more on Kuo's predictions, see the full article at 9to5Mac.com.
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Nevertheless, Zimmer continues his vision essay with even more bold predictions.
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And you saw the eve of that election, the dire predictions.
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In other words, the model's predictions will no longer be reliable.
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British oddsmakers are already accepting predictions for the royal baby's name.
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Here are a few (probably misguided) predictions I've come up with.
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This was not the first time pollsters had gotten predictions wrong.
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Other services will send actual flight delay notifications but not predictions.
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Predictions were inaccurate in every single year, sometimes by preposterous margins.
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Analyst predictions had the domestic take sitting closer to $150 million.
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But it also suggests total fertility predictions may be somewhat pessimistic.
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Go here for our predictions for Best Picture, Director, and screenplays.
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Though it's far too early for any predictions to be reliable.
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Electronic medical records, central to CDS predictions, are notoriously error-ridden.
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Legal experts differ on predictions of whether Cosby will be convicted.
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According to weather predictions, the launch environment promises to be clear.
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Our predictions, from the first to go to the last. 12.
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This is because of the uncertainty around long-term climate predictions.
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It's almost like they're whistling past the graveyard of their predictions.
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Recently, it's begun to look like these predictions are coming true.
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Fox News spoke to several ambassadors and asked for some predictions.
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History has shown such predictions to be wildly exaggerated, of course.
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Be sure to check out my 2017 predictions coming out soon!
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It's already here: Pro Pal is known for making bold predictions.
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Here are predictions for all 10 technical categories at the Oscars.
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That doesn't mean it's too early to start making predictions, though.
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Predictions about how many jobs robots will ultimately displace vary widely.
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Those expectations were similar to predictions made in a March poll.
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In light of recent predictions, his words take on new meaning.
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Their findings confirmed predictions of a theory known as quantum Darwinism.
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Those predictions are starting to come true, according to new data.
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Those predictions were slightly weaker from those just three months ago.
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They require predictions based, implicitly or explicitly, on lots of data.
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But nor has it happened, despite many predictions to the contrary.
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The timing only differed by 1 second from pre-burn predictions.
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The memo is a stark contrast to several election prognosticators' predictions.
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What predictions can you make about what the moon feels like?
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The absence of predictions would encourage individuals to vote their consciences.
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What is wrong, wrong, wrong is that the media makes predictions.
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What predictions can you make about the information you will read?
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Those predictions, however, still need to be confirmed in a lab.
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Mr. Ferron said that claims have about matched the company's predictions.
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Harvey has driven those predictions home in a truly terrifying way.
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NFL WEEK 8: Our official predictions for who wins this weekend
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How well does New Hampshire meet Rothwell's predictions of Trump favorability?
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As long as the predictions were correct, there was no news.
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But not every one of Bezos' predictions has been wholly accurate.
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Keep reading to see their predictions for the 2020 food scene.
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Electric vehicles' sales growth worldwide has badly lagged predictions from 2010.
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NFL WEEK 12: Our official predictions for who wins this weekend >
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Their predictions were not worth the paper they were printed on.
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And it will carefully avoid making any predictions on actual prices.
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NFL WEEK 4: Our official predictions for who wins this weekend>>>
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NFL WEEK 4: Our official predictions for who wins this weekend>>>
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Food was up 0.6 percent, against predictions of a slight fall.
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Yet predictions of a Republican crackup should be greeted with skepticism.
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Experts urged Washington to pay attention to the report's dire predictions.
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The many disastrous predictions of global warming have not come true.
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I get a little credit for predictions, though I actually don't.
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Now I need some more predictions about the national emergency, etc.
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In fact, it features as many predictions as it does findings.
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For now, the predictions for solid third-quarter economic growth prevail.
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There were predictions that some Beanie Babies would sell for $5,000.
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NFL WEEK 9: Our official predictions for who wins this weekend
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Each December, predictions of next year's hottest food items barrel forth.
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Florida's predictions have come true even more quickly than he expected.
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Based on all measures of logic, their predictions were perfectly sensible.
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But the nice thing about predictions is they can be tested.
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He dismisses such predictions as "media hysteria" but rules nothing out.
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There are two possible ways to arrive at better climate predictions.
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Elon Musk, Tesla's chief executive, has made plenty of bold predictions.
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There are a million and one caveats about predictions like this.
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The Stanford project only made predictions about neighborhoods, not about individuals.
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But that didn't stop our baseball writer from making playoff predictions.
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In unprecedented situations, everyday models and predictions are bound to fail.
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To be sure, this cycle has already defied almost everyone's predictions.
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But the predictions could change depending on where the patients are.
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If such predictions are borne out, there could be political ramifications.
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That disillusionment has fed back into gloomy predictions about the IoT.
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But all of those predictions have turned out to be wrong.
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Trump's presidency has also been beset with predictions of imminent collapse.
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Finally, tell us more about what you think: Make some predictions.
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Who knows what the future holds for any of her predictions?
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Political predictions are always risky, but downright dangerous in Israeli politics.
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Return to the predictions you made in the warm-up activity.
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New rumors, predictions and potential firestorms seemed to materialize every hour.
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This app makes predictions of menstruation and ovulation using machine learning.
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Suspicions and dire predictions about elections are running rampant right now.
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Some predictions are already 80 to 90 percent accurate or better.
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Then they make predictions about how this might shape the future.
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What predictions can they make about the comic books of 2050?
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Einstein&aposs predictions led scientists to violent new events in space
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OnLeaks told MacRumors the material render is based on his predictions.
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It has been said that predictions make fools of us all.
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Deterrence relies on computer models and projections; its predictions are uncertain.
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Also: A look at the Chase Center, and Golden Globes predictions.
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Our Carpetbagger also made his predictions for the Golden Globes. 9.
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Naemi has heard all the predictions of the dam's imminent demise.
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Faulty predictions have been ridiculed and even blamed for economic damage.
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It wouldn't be the first time her predictions missed the mark.
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Huff Post's Daniel Marans explains his predictions for the Nevada Caucus.
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Then, come up with your own predictions for the next year.
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Here are Chan&aposs predictions for the future of consumer tech.
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Structured data is clearly defined, like temperature predictions and historical sales.
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Please post your own predictions, and we'll see who comes closest.
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NFL WEEK 15: Our official predictions for who wins this weekend
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Poll predictions The real-life game kicked off on April 11.
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An analysis from global audit firm PwC also made similar predictions.
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And predictions for 2010 are that there will be even fewer.
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Your Facebook feed is likely cluttered with predictions about the election.
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Their predictions – along with a few of my own — are below.
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Since the 85033 elections, these types of predictions have gotten worse.
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"Current predictions indicate that it may affect parts of Virginia," Gov.
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What predictions can you make for global, national or local events?
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Time to look into your crystal ball and make some predictions.
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The predictions include a surprise potential buyer to take Tesla private.
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To be clear, the list below doesn&apost contain predictions, exactly.
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The right, its dark predictions vindicated, began its return to dominance.
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Policymakers and analysts often seem to confuse IEA's scenarios with predictions.
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It strengthens further predictions we can make off the periodic table.
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Then people will listen because doomsday predictions are always very popular.
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Predictions are hard, as Yogi Berra said, particularly about the future.
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It strengthens further predictions we can make from the periodic table.
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Everybody has predictions—but nobody really knows what's going to happen.
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It's a bit reminiscent of a long-term weather forecast spitting out predictions for sunshine or rain 30 days in advance—yes, such predictions can be made, but most meteorologists will tell you they're borderline useless.
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No, I don't want to comment on… There are a lot of predictions, a lot of assessments around, so I think it would be very brave of me to comment on any one of these predictions.
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Well, as scientists, they have an obligation to state their hypotheses as clearly as possible, to make testable predictions whenever possible, and to be rigorous and transparent in gathering evidence to support or falsify those predictions.
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Using a deep neural network — which is an artificial model of how human minds relate ideas and make the best possible outcome predictions — AlphaGo Zero made its own expert predictions and then learned from its errors.
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It's very difficult to make predictions about the impact of major policy changes before they happen -- consider, for example, how far off the mark initial predictions were when it came to Obamacare's impact on health insurance coverage.
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We suggest to do the following: Predictions We've been through all the Prime Days and here are our predictions based on past trends and where we believe Amazon may be heading as a business and in technology.
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In landmark experiments by the psychologist Baruch Fischhoff, then at Hebrew University, study participants were directed to make predictions about real-life events, then were asked periodically to recall the events and their predictions after the fact.
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It prompted widespread predictions of a spike in divorce rates in Japan.
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The Bagger's Oscar predictions for the top categories are still to come.
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As for the Republicans, Mr. Cruz's victory validated his campaign's internal predictions.
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It is possible, using insights derived from GWAS, to make some predictions.
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And the polygenic predictions don't often translate from one population to another.
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American pollsters' predictions for presidential races are even improving (see chart 1).
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String theory makes predictions about what types of particles you should have.
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Autocomplete predictions are algorithmically generated based on users' search activity and interests.
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Indeed, if you look at analysts' predictions, they are go, go, go.
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European stocks indicated a generally higher start, according to IG Markets predictions.
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In both 2015 and 2014, Gundlach made correct predictions on market events.
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Any big predictions on who will win the red carpet this year?
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Yet if anything, according to Stockman's predictions, those gains may be lost.
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Hindsight being 20-20, those predictions could not have been more wrong.
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Scientists aren't declaring predictions for an eruption or earthquakes in their papers.
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The decision to keep rates steady was in line with analyst predictions.
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A few local writers asked me for my predictions for Bangladesh's future.
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A lot of predictions were upended when Donald Trump won the presidency.
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But Box' deferred revenues and billings fell short of Wall Street's predictions.
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We've known this for a while, but these predictions are usually associative.
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If you're really feeling lucky, two sleepers leap out from EAGLE's predictions.
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Still, it's striking how well her somewhat trollish predictions have held up.
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This powerful method appears to have improved the accuracy of economists' predictions.
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If so, those predictions risk punishing people for factors beyond their control.
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New technologies generally prompt heady predictions that they will revolutionise higher education.
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For the most part, I think the software predictions were pretty solid.
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Several other teams applied AI to that data and made successful predictions.
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Many of the predictions from Gore's original documentary have come to pass.
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Yet there are still reasons to doubt predictions of a May landslide.
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Remember all those predictions that technology was going to kill book reading?
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Let's consider how those perceptions and predictions hold up one year later.
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So it will be interesting to see how Blendle's personalized predictions fare.
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Polls are fluctuating between predictions of which side will win the referendum.
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The metrics that were finally shown fell short of some analysts predictions.
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Still, Domino's same-store sales were better than some analysts' pessimistic predictions.
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As a nice side effect, you get weather predictions in the corner.
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The final days of Iowa polling had a cohesive set of predictions.
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So it's not surprising that GWAS can yield predictions for educational attainment.
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The account regularly retweets predictions gone wrong, often months after the fact.
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You might even be able to make some predictions of your own.
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Defying predictions, flare-ups between the parties fighting IS have been rare.
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The long-term growth predictions come from significant cuts in spending capital.
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The concept underlying the blood-curdling predictions before the referendum was "uncertainty".
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In many years, bettors barely deviated at all from the scientific predictions.
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The exit polls are predictions only, with official results expected Saturday afternoon.
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Until then, here are 7 of our dream predictions for the special.
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There are also a couple of events which could derail these predictions.
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Caution is the watchword when basing Supreme Court predictions on oral arguments.
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Pictures of dogs go in, and predictions of dog breeds come out.
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Also: machine learning doesn't work in cases where wrong predictions are unacceptable.
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The conflict is weighing on economic growth forecasts and oil demand predictions.
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A democratic socialist, she upended predictions last year by toppling then-Rep.
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Here are our nomination predictions for the wildest Oscar pool in ages.
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And one of the main things other Amazon businesses want is predictions.
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Until then, check our predictions for who will take home the gold.
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Most scholars and commentators these days are overly cautious about venturing predictions.
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Apparently New Shepard performed almost exactly to modeled predictions, making refurbishment straightforward.
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They're largely avoiding definitive predictions, though, because the policy is so confusing.
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These weights can then be used to make predictions about future trips.
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The CBO was not comparing apples to apples when estimating uninsured predictions.
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Predictions of that sort have never been a part of our activities.
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Surely you had a lot going of predictions going into season 2.
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Our results showed that traditional economic predictions were wrong on two counts.
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More data on more air strikes meant better information and better predictions.
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Still, that doesn't mean we can't at least try and make predictions.
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It also reported $431 million in revenue, beating predictions of $414 million.
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There were optimistic predictions that AGI was only a few decades out.
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He did not make any predictions about the fate of the bill.
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All the predictions seemed to be favoring Clinton heading into election night.
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Still, there were some questions that commenters needed clarified about these predictions.
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It's possible, but in this war, the business of predictions is risky.
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Watch the video above to hear their predictions.. View the discussion thread.
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"So, I guess I want some predictions for 2017," I stammer nervously.
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It's important to remember that these numbers are just predictions for now.
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But Mason also questions if predictions for those markets are overly optimistic.
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This explosion has led to numerous Malthusian predictions of a civilizational collapse.
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Machine learning, a branch of artificial intelligence, can generate remarkably accurate predictions.
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Results have yet to be announced, but predictions are already rolling in.
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The wide range of GDP predictions demonstrates how uncertain the outcome is.
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But it should make us skeptical of confident predictions that it will.
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The aggressive day-after predictions that big data is dead are overblown.
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Q. Since Napoleon, the world has been awash with predictions about China.
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In his opinion, Gorsuch called such predictions "apocalyptic warnings" and false alarms.
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But Mark Hurd, Oracle's CEO, is making bold predictions for the future.
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There is an old saying that predictions make fools of us all.
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Both predictions would be slightly stronger than those in a Reuters poll.
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Their wide-ranging vision and predictions are undermined by frequent factual errors.
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Use the information from the visuals to strengthen the predictions you made.
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A cursory glance at Commerce's own data would have contradicted these predictions.
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Predictions are inherently flawed and difficult, of course, and economists often disagree.
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The algorithm makes predictions based on how companies acted in the past.
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So predictions of an Apple iPocalypse, if you will, may be premature.
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"No serious futurist deals in 'predictions,'" he wrote in the book's introduction.
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HSBC and Citi followed up with a similar predictions of two cuts.
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Rodriguez made no predictions on when he would return to the lineup.
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For advocates of tax cuts, the predictions for growth have been dramatic.
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Dibadj shared his imminent Amazon disruption predictions for each consumer subsector: 1.
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Trump's campaign aides argue that predictions of his demise are greatly exaggerated.
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"We know what predictions were right and which were wrong," he writes.
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Most of the governor's optimistic predictions have not yet come to pass.
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Dozens of guests surrounded the senator, wanting to know his election predictions.
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The success of these predictions wasn't because I had a keen insight.
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Industries like shipping, energy, agriculture and utilities lose money when predictions fail.
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Scientists only just proved some of its crazy predictions, like gravitational waves.
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Oh yes, we all agree that the early predictions underestimated Mr. Trump.
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In most cases, these predictions will not be absolute but mathematical propensities.
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Predictions might be at their most accurate after a dose of LSD.
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The 2020 budget also incorporates some pretty rosy predictions about the economy.
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The predictions at the time were that aerial bombing would kill millions.
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Most people don't know about companies, and you should ignore their predictions.
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I'm just saying it will take longer than the predictions we've seen.
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Grab your crystal ball and give me a couple of other predictions.
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The latter three picks overlap with Obama's predictions for the men's tournament.
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Against all predictions, Mr. Kast drew nearly eight percent of the vote.
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It would be foolish to try to make predictions with any certainty.
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Now, everyone makes bad predictions now and then; God knows I have.
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Gail: Before we go, any predictions on what happens next in Washington?
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We also asked On Politics readers to send in their summer predictions.
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Shaving those predictions would underscore the Fed's doubts about the economy's trajectory.
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It's time for economists to make their predictions for the year ahead.
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One of his key predictions has passed a very rigorous observational test.
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First of all, our predictions are off a lot of the time.
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Required reading before then: The 3 Tony nominations and Mr. Paulson's predictions.
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While the predictions are specific and dire, bigger changes are surely coming.
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But you'll notice any optimistic predictions usually wind up at road-building.
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In one slide, HHS made stark predictions about a possible viral outbreak.
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Doing so may not be as thrilling as sharing predictions of doom.
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So what are they going off of when they make their predictions?
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Such frailty was factored into predictions for the Yankees' season before April.
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Kuo is known for his often-accurate predictions about upcoming Apple products.
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Predictions that a brokered convention would spell doom are just as hypothetical.
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But there are plenty of reasons to remain wary about these predictions.
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So what predictions has climate science made, and have they come true?
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By the 1960s and '70s, climate scientists were making more detailed predictions.
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The size of the observed signal is twice as big as predictions.
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Nuclear winter relied on computer models and projections; its predictions were uncertain.
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It remains unclear whether new policies will align with the markets' predictions.
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The rest of Week 3's game predictions can be found here.
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But predictions about any individual life are always hypothetical and often wrong.
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The billionaire investor has been spot on with his predictions on gold.
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They repeatedly produce false predictions based on skewed statistics and erroneous models.
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Machine learning lets you make predictions ... sifting through massive amounts of data.
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Thus far, the predictions about him by critics have been borne out.
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As with opinion polls, predictions markets do not always accurately forecast outcome.
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So we may be -- you know, in this game, predictions are impossible.
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Stone then began publicly making ominous predictions about what WikiLeaks was planning.
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Predictions that the individual health insurance market will now implode are misplaced.
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Do your predictions change depending on which candidate wins the presidential election?
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Venture capitalists took to Twitter to share their tech predictions for 2020.
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We read the tech predictions lists and pulled our top picks here.
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Here is a list of home trend predictions, according to the internet.
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Having traveled the country during election season, does Kapoor have any predictions?
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With an inside peek at the biggest color trend predictions for 2020.
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But many Democratic lawmakers found his responses lacking and his predictions unlikely.
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But Pence on Wednesday evening vowed that Republicans will defy those predictions.
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As with the ACA, most of these predictions tend to be overstated.
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This year had its fair share of surprise Oscar nominees defying predictions.
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Analysts made this mistake on their Walmart online sales predictions this week.
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The hospitality company beat Wall Street predictions on top and bottom lines.
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Despite countless models and predictions, bracketology has always been an inexact science.
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And here's a look at predictions from tournament experts around the country.
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In both 2015 and 2014 Gundlach made correct predictions on market events.
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He died in 1981, never seeing his most ominous predictions come true.
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We danced, played Jenga, wrote predictions and sealed them in an envelope.
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Read his predictions and use them to fill out your Oscar ballot.
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The first predictions were that Hurricane Irma would hit Miami square-on.
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He did not make any predictions about when the strike would end.
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On balance, the insiders' predictions show the electoral map tilting toward Clinton.
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The best thing about New Year's predictions is that few remember them.
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Go deeper: Job loss predictions over rising minimum wages haven't come true
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Experts reveal their biggest predictions for how retail will change in 2020
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How does the image confirm his predictions about the nature of them?
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A column from 1999 went viral because its predictions are dead-on.
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Then again, people have been making predictions about oil's decline for decades.
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How did Microsoft's 2009 predictions for the world of 2019 hold up?
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Here are a few other similar predictions that have also been confirmed.
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Regression to the mean, you should never make these kinds of predictions.
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It's important to remember here that we're talking about predictions, not arguments.
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On her website, subscribers can pull up a dashboard of roughly 33,000 indicators on virtually every kind of economic activity, which provides tables of all the predictions and a graph of the predictions placed over the actual numbers.
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Yet the point of asking "what if" questions is not to make predictions.
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Turning to five rising sculptors, we pondered their thoughts on trends and predictions.
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The IEA has responded, again and again, that its scenarios are not predictions.
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Still, predictions of de Blasio's imminent unraveling should be tempered -- as history suggests.
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That's going to delay organizations like NRF in making their own sales predictions.
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Or to anyone who checked the political news sites that publish election predictions.
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OPEC's forecasts and even U.S. government predictions have repeatedly underestimated U.S. output growth.
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Walter Mercado has influenced generations of people worldwide with his horoscopes and predictions.
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"I don't think we can necessarily make predictions based on this," she said.
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Still, Sur's prediction falls in line with other predictions for the next iPhone.
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It also reported $1.72 billion in revenue, beating analysts' predictions of $1.7 billion.
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If you don't want to make predictions very far out, that'll stay small.
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It beat predictions of $2.03 billion in revenue, reporting $2.08 billion this quarter.
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Here are predictions for the Actor, Actress, Supporting Actor, and Supporting Actress categories.
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He was speaking Tuesday at a Reuters Breakingviews panel on predictions for 2017.
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Reputation risk However, economist Nonso Obikili believes that the bleakest predictions are exaggerated.
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Within the survey, the bounds were predictions of 6.85 and 8.5 dollar/yuan.
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Rabiot made the predictions by moving to different parts of a paddling pool.
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Boris Johnson, when foreign secretary, was dismissive of BoE predictions of Brexit damage.
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But after that, the "imperial cat" made six correct predictions in a row.
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But there should be some more sober perspectives on predictions for the fall.
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The dire predictions the study makes aren't necessarily set in stone, Vitousek says.
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"I'm in awe of the skill represented," Seimon said of Gensini's tornado predictions.
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Every year, psychics fill their own websites with "predictions" for the next year.
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But when Einstein applied it to the entire universe, its predictions didn't fit.
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Adi: Skeuomorphic 3D pseudo-stores are one of my least favorite VR predictions.
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What are your predictions for the future of love in the digital age?
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We make those predictions by analyzing each new story (story type, complexity, feel).
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These aren't predictions about precisely where the next virus will emerge, Daszak says.
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One is that the predictions made by machines are frequently just blindingly obvious.
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Again, Posthuma cautions: Not all the predictions this research makes will be meaningful.
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That can make them more willing to make bold predictions and sweeping arguments.
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But to make more general predictions, they needed a larger data set still.
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So, as we near the end of 228, how accurate were my predictions?
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A more immediate problem for Augur is getting people to use it. Predictions.
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These predictions can also be wildly misinterpreted, even abused, in the wrong hands.
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Their opinions and predictions sometimes synced up and at other times diverged completely.
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So as long as we are making predictions here... PERINO: The Denver Broncos?
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The waveforms of those signals closely matched predictions of the simulations (see left).
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As a result, previous predictions of technology-induced joblessness have proved mostly wrong.
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The safest way to always be right is to never make any predictions.
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Anyway, last thing, we have predictions, but we're going to contextualize it, too.
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Our director told us that the most important predictions he has already made.
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Ram said researchers have found that their predictions are about 90 percent accurate.
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Monsoon meteorology's big challenge, then, is to improve predictions of these intraseasonal shifts.
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They have maintained their unity despite repeated British predictions that it would fracture.
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Those self-reports were then compared to the statistical predictions of computer simulations.
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It sorts the data continuously to come up with better predictions of default.
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For example, machine learning models require relatively simple casual chains to make predictions.
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Knowledge of evolution is one of the weakest predictions of acceptance of evolution.
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McIntosh will continue making predictions and hoping they play out as he expects.
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And there is another key advantage: the algorithm also makes much better predictions.
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Many predictions have been made about the final outcome of Game of Thrones.
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Is it possible that predictions of a Great Pokémon Go Calamity were right?
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It's reasonable to acknowledge there are probabilities and uncertainties inherent in scientific predictions.
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This result wasn't well-explained by theoretical predictions of Io, de Kleer said.
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" He added, "For fair predictions, you first need a fair criminal justice system.
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Any predictions on how the GIF will evolve in the next few years?
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And with those new sets of data, they can start to make predictions.
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One of his biggest predictions came when he correctly called the 1987 crash.
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Implied volatility - predictions of expected price swings in the pound - are also rising .
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Lastly, and then I want to get some predictions from you, the FCC.
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Some of the predictions here sound bizarre and science fictional; others bizarrely restrained.
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It is very difficult to make solid predictions regarding the French legislative elections.
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This year however, their predictions are complicated by one major unknown: La Niña.
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Then Noisey editors drops their predictions on us for 2016's musical landscape.
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Why do we keep making predictions when everyone is so bad at it?
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Naturally, the universe could always throw a wrench even in these meticulous predictions.
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At least, that's if you believe in premature predictions of notoriously unpredictable events.
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"Elon Musk's established history of predictions plays into his latest claims," Brauer said.
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Revenue was above Street predictions, and Raytheon also raised its full-year forecast.
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At the same time, insurance coverage rates have fallen far short of predictions.
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However, he says that human behavior makes it very difficult to make predictions.
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That's equivalent, he said, to the quality of weather predictions four decades ago.
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Machine learning helps to build artificial intelligences by using algorithms to make predictions.
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Guzman claims her predictions are far more accurate than traditional economic forecasting methods.
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As predictions for 22014 are unveiled, it is worth assessing the soothsayers' records.
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Still, the results painted a brighter outlook compared with predictions by major banks.
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Algorithms making predictions with long time horizons are difficult to evaluate and improve.
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Endor's platform allows users to key in questions and get predictions as answers.
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Its tokens can be spent by individuals and data owners to access predictions.
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There's reason to suspect that Punxsutawney Phil may be intentionally making inaccurate predictions.
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"The lesson people should take away from that is humility in making predictions."
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The doomsayers, however, have been making these and similar dire predictions for years.
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Why it mattered: House Democratic Whip Steny Hoyer gave his midterm predictions. Sen.
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His team hopes to finish evaluating the predictions by the end of 2018.
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He was concerned that the predictions he was seeing would cause a panic.
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Very normal predictions when you type "video of" in Facebook's search bar pic.twitter.
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As soon as we became aware of these offensive predictions we removed them.
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Accurate weather predictions will be essential if humans are to safely explore Mars.
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NAGOURNEY: I've learned from the experience not to make sweeping predictions about politics.
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Predictions that far out can be viewed as being all in good fun.
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There's only one problem: The predictions for Oumuamua's velocity and ongoing measurements disagree.
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In this, Orwell's predictions of the nature of Cold War conflict were imperfect.
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Between tournaments, these past predictions will move to the top of this page.
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He's understandably cautious, particularly since these are theoretical predictions based on computer simulations.
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Predictions of Zika's course are also made difficult by a monumental wild card.
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I continued sending thoughtful rejections but became more circumspect in my psychic predictions.
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That was the same as its predictions since the start of the year.
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That is the nature of real-time updating market data that powers predictions.
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We are proud to share with you our 10 healthcare predictions for 20183.
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The Chinese Communist Party has defied predictions and maintained its hold on power.
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With the year just underway, some on Wall Street are making dire predictions.
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Watch the video above to hear Decker's predictions on the new GOP partnership.
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It certainly sounds bad, but NOAA's doomsday predictions are devoid of scientific justification.
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But Kuo, who is frequently accurate in his Apple predictions, revised his outlook.
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Trump and Neumann share a habit of making wild predictions and outlandish claims.
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Researchers' predictions about coming sea-level rise are getting more accurate — and scarier.
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All these November predictions from the primary come with a margin of error.
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So, have some 100% possible, super legitimate predictions for this year's halftime show.
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The impact of weather satellite data on model predictions has been clearly documented.
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U.S. business inventories saw no improvement in March, falling short of economists' predictions.
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Those predictions could move some to vote in favor of a rate hold.
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Contrary to many predictions, he was drafted — 41st over all by the Nets.
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Other experts' predictions ranged from five per cent to ninety-five per cent.
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Climate change will further undermine our already limited ability to make these predictions.
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I believe that America has proven these dire predictions wrong for two reasons.
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Its system's price predictions are up to 95 percent accurate, the company claims.
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Pinterest just announced its top color predictions for makeup and hair in 2016.
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From that, predictions can be made about carbon emissions on any given day.
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Do you have any ideas or predictions on what 2016 holds in photography?
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I recently caught up with John to see how his predictions have fared.
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Specifically, it lets users search existing information, make predictions and find hidden correlations.
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"And then they make predictions and we find out who's right," Grant says.
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That's where John Crudele's regular predictions of a sealed Hillary indictment came from.
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And keep an eye on the storm predictions from the National Hurricane Center.
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The measure helps track and make predictions about near-term business production activity.
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Kerry dodged making any predictions about what either pick would do once confirmed.
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And now, against all predictions, it has sent him to the White House.
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Predictions of a catastrophic crash by a celestial object surface with some regularity.
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Like forecasts by Schlossberg and Wolff, overall predictions for 2018 GDP are cautious.
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Qualcomm reported quarterly earnings and sales on Wednesday that were above its predictions.
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It is impossible to divorce such predictions from Trump's own electoral goals, however.
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Skeptics even rang the National Weather Service to complain about the bum predictions.
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What predictions can you make about how other sports might evolve with technology?
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But predictions that his superstardom would diversify the sport have not come true.
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They realized that much more data would lead to much better behavioral predictions.
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While similar in methodology, the models arrive at somewhat different long-term predictions.
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As with polls, predictions markets like PredictIt do not always accurately forecast outcome.
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It's because too many past predictions of imminent disaster didn't come to pass.
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The predictions derived from this group do not necessarily transfer over to another.
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Among the consensus predictions: a 7 percent gain in the S.&P. 500.
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Opinion Polls and predictions this far ahead of November 22008 aren't worth much.
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As Yogi Berra noted, it's tough to make predictions, especially about the future.
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Since this is a model making predictions, these figures are not totally accurate.
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He said the failure of those predictions suggested there was room to borrow.
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We are making no predictions, beyond what we said last week: expect surprises.
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The number could be double that if some Wall Street predictions are true.
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She recently discussed the art of interviewing, and gave her predictions for 21992.
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"The big new thing about this is actually testing these predictions," he says.
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Check out the highlights of the report's predictions for Apple's 2019 lineup below.
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Make predictions long enough, and eventually a few of them will be right.
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Anything less would upset predictions made by virtually every single poll and pundit.
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Traditionally, insurers rely on fire maps and proprietary predictions from catastrophe modeling companies.
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There is also a range of predictions about the pace of the retreat.
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We asked more than a dozen journalists at The Times for their predictions.
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The "Lisa's Wedding" episode from 1995 came with a lot of unexpected predictions.
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Some of those predictions made it into The New York Times last year.
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Of course, any predictions about Schiff and Jeffries' future come with big caveats.
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With the season finale upon us, please give us your thoughts and predictions.
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Centrist predictions about which candidates are viable have failed over and over again.
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"We'll make no predictions as to when those wins will come," he added.
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Ruben Gallego (D-Ariz.), a fellow CHC member, make predictions about their efforts.
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Furthermore, the predictions that came out of those principles held up very well.
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To quote Yogi Berra, it's hard to make predictions, especially about the future.
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We love the predictions Parks and Rec made even if they were wrong.
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Analysts had far rosier predictions for hybrid-vehicle sales growth during the 2010s.
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"#WWIII" was trending online and predictions of an all-out war were commonplace.
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With the Iowa caucus fast approaching, it&aposs hard to avoid political predictions.
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As with egoshoppe's #ReleaseTheJJCut conspiracy theory, JediPraxis's predictions meant one of three things.
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They're making their predictions with their feet, and they're heading for the exit.
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But at least for Prestwick, almost none of Mr. Trump's predictions came true.
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Denver (17-8) and Utah (15-11) have likewise fallen short of predictions.
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But if you check back to my Eight Fearless Predictions newsletter from Oct.
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Among his predictions, he said augmented reality will finally break out this decade.
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Put another way, predictions aren&apost guessing, but catalysts for thinking and action.
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Until then, premium predictions will vary wildly and prices may skyrocket in 2018.
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The problem with making predictions is that most of the time you're wrong.
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The e-commerce company reported earnings and revenue that beat Wall Street predictions.
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Economists' grimmest predictions -- a trade war with China or Mexico -- haven't come true.
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You might want to think twice about our Oscar and Super Bowl predictions.
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The list of predictions should begin with two highly acclaimed and unusual comedies.
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Moments before, my friend had asked me if I believed in psychic predictions.
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A decade of hype and bold predictions is coming to a quiet end.
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Demand has been high, and as a result, has quickly outgrown supply predictions.
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Some of the titles added are based on viewing predictions, according to Netflix.
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He made similar predictions in 2012 and 2014, too, but they never materialized.
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And according to early predictions, employers are stepping up to meet the demand.
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After choosing, compare your predictions with those of the experts at The Times.
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The scientifically measured predictions have panned out and the bad times have begun.
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Here's how some of the billionaire's most important past predictions have shaped up.
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This is slightly higher than the predictions of analysts polled by Reuters. tmsnrt.
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Before the L.H.C. started operation, particle physicists had more exciting predictions than that.
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If you know Galloway at all, you know there will be smart predictions.
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Theoretical predictions based on educated guesses don't necessarily pinpoint a particle's mass precisely.
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Saxo Bank annually publishes a list of outrageous predictions for the year ahead.
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Watch: Scott Galloway's provocative predictions on Amazon, Walmart and the future of retail.
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With the caveat, of course, that predictions are hard and very often wrong.
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If you're wondering what predictions Gerrold would make in 2018, here they are.
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For a country as large as India, these scattered predictions aren't exactly descriptive.
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It's a good time for some speculations and predictions from a cryptocurrency expert.
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Current predictions are that coral reefs worldwide could be gone within 25 years.
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To do just this, Ha and Schmidhuber got their prediction model to sample its own predictions of the game state as a source for further predictions, creating an entirely imagined idea of the game world based on the real thing.
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But even the sage Yogi Berra, who captured so well the difficulty of making predictions, "especially about the future," offered no solution to the problem of getting a hearing for predictions that run counter to the outcomes one's superiors prefer.
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In the Opinion essay "When Forecasters Get It Wrong: Always," Ruchir Sharma writes about predictions made one year ago—and just how wrong experts were: To borrow from Yogi Berra, it is tough to make predictions, especially about the future.
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The researchers make these predictions by calculating a tally called a polygenic risk score.
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Each new wave of information technology—radio, television, computers—has led to similar predictions.
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But the Chinese government has denounced predictions of any further erosion of the renminbi.
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Lyft has, in the past, defied predictions about when it will launch its IPO.
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Fixed asset investment rose 5.9% year-over-year, nearly matching economists' predictions of 6%.
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Bonus: We've added some product picks of our own to complement Pinterest's predictions, too.
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The group experimentally confirmed that the Higgs mode evolves according to their theoretical predictions.
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And yet the past year proved once again just how tricky predictions can be.
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"Fingers crossed these predictions are correct, that just sounds like a dream come true!!!"
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But farmers are cautiously optimistic about the outlook despite predictions of more pain ahead.
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It also earned 52 cents per share, beating predictions of 46 cents per share.
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CNBC asked a dozen experts from across the health-care industry for their predictions.
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Here are some predictions for what will come during CES and throughout the year.
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"I think it's too early to make any predictions at this point," she added.
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Some industry observers, including us, have been skeptical of the entire industry's optimistic predictions.
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And it includes easy access to common keyboard functions, like emojis and word predictions.
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It has never been like this before so there is no point making predictions.
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What were some of the predictions you had before we finish up this week?
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Reed said the rainfall predictions made as Florence hit the coast held up well.
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Food giants, attracted by predictions of massive, sector-wide growth, are entering the market.
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So what they're selling into these futures markets are predictions of our future behavior.
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But given the track record of ACA predictions, don't bet your house on it.
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Having started this farewell post with some predictions, I will end it with some.
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Still, despite all signs to the contrary, and many predictions, email is not dead.
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It's just one of many conventional predictions that Trump's erratic campaign upended this year.
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EPS fared much better: average predictions were for a loss per share of -$250.
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In 2005, Hurricane Katrina arrived, and every one of Scientific American's predictions came true.
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Those pre-tournament predictions, however, could mean nothing in the heat of Olympic competition.
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Instead he said they were waiting for "what economic predictions are like in December".
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What to watch: Expect more predictions of downside economic risk to the trade war.
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Prepare to be disappointed, despite all your dire predictions about a "divided" Democratic Party.
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And remember the Tuesday Morning Quarterback guarantee: All Predictions Wrong or Your Money Back.
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Trying to make predictions about the future is not a great way to plan.
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Depending on the program, those predictions can be consistently wrong in the same way.
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Elsewhere, though, predictions of a luxury-housing glut have not yet come to fruition.
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Additionally, Kuo's report also reiterated his main predictions for the upcoming October 30th event:
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Machine-learning software has an incentive to accrue data; they make predictions more accurate.
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Penney's comparable sales also fell just short of Wall Street predictions, rising 2.2 percent.
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As to when that will become a real reality, we can only make predictions.
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But that hasn't stopped Virgin Hyperloop One from making bold predictions about the future.
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To test these predictions, they simulated the homing flights of wasps in virtual reality.
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Here's the thing: Even good models and good theories spit out wrong predictions sometimes.
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Then, Motherboard's Derek Mead gives us his predictions for science and tech in 2016.
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In hindsight, a lot of clever predictions about China look like wishes in disguise.
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That's far short of earlier analysts' predictions of more than 2800 million by 21.
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I am always impressed how you have such nerves of steel on the predictions.
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I (Alex) will fully admit that I was completely wrong about my death predictions.
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"Transparency into how these algorithms are generating these predictions — that's really important," he said.
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Since 1988, Punxsutawney Phil's predictions have been correct 13 times and incorrect 15 times.
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That could mean better predictions and policy recommendations without a smidgen of economic analysis.
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Horowitz did make some predictions for how technology will change — and improve — certain jobs.
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Artificial intelligence powers everything from our Facebook friend suggestions to our presidential nominee predictions.
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The advantages of AI are most visible in firms' predictions of what users want.
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Nonfarm payrolls came in at 151,000 for last month, below economist predictions for 180,000.
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Only then can the algorithm look at new, unlabeled data and make accurate predictions.
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Still, despite all signs to the contrary — and many predictions — email is not dead.
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WAPNER: IS HE CONFIDENT IN THE THINGS THAT – IN THE PREDICTIONS THAT YOU MADE?
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Moving on to what might happen in future seasons, the predictions get even bleaker.
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The conflict is weighing on economic growth forecasts and with that, oil demand predictions.
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That's in line with informal polls conducted by Breakingviews at Predictions events last month.
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And we can start that conversation right now with predictions for who will win.
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Recently there have been some pessimistic predictions made about the future of South Africa.
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We're literally making predictions about what their customers need and when they need it.
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It makes astonishingly accurate predictions about the nature of the world at microscopic scales.
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Alabama-based Drummond's forecasts are not necessarily connected to price predictions, the source said.
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As for me, only time will tell if Harrington's predictions will come to pass.
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Naturally, the brain has a built in reward mechanism for making good sensory predictions.
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But it fell just short of predictions on revenue, coming in at $5.25 billion.
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I didn't see Brexit coming, so two for two, failed on both those predictions.
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But genetics is evolving and test results are predictions that are frequently under revision.
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Fox, meanwhile, offered his take on what the movie's crystal-ball predictions got right.
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Here, the predictions of a classical hidden variable model and standard quantum mechanics differ.
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Those predictions also match the International Monetary Fund's latest projections for 2016 and 2017.
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One big contributor to the latest budget deficit predictions is the 2018 tax cut.
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The thing about science that's so compelling is it allows you to make predictions.
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In revenue, the company reported $2.86 billion in revenue, beating predictions of $2.85 billion.
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This ocean region features complex, strong, and high variable surface currents, making predictions difficult.
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The bank expects sovereign issuance of $121 billion this year, slightly trimming earlier predictions.
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They also raised their earnings predictions for the quarter and for fiscal year 2018.
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Predictions about devastating declines in polar bear populations, they say, have failed to materialize.
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But the campaign chief for House Republicans says those predictions aren't grounded in reality.
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In the August poll, the predictions were for it to average 1.5-2.0 percent.
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Well, one thing we've all learned lately is, don't make predictions about the future.
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You might be interested in three predictions Orville made that have already come true.
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Then, the Predpol algorithm generates predictions as to where similar crimes could occur next.
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Naylor's model, which reduced predictions to 12 basic archetypes, did away with all that.
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However, it fell just short of predictions on revenue, coming in at $5.25 billion.
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"Yogi Berra said, 'Predictions are hard to make, especially about the future,'" joked Willis.
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CSLA also recommends that investors not go bananas over its tongue-in-cheek predictions.
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Lam says she is "about 80%" confident in her predictions for the 2016 election.
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His bold calls have led various analysts and traders to question his market predictions.
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A word about predictions: So far this postseason, these previews are 10-for-14.
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The Washington Post mapped Phil's predictions city by city and came to similar conclusions.
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It's enough to make you wonder: What data is used to create these predictions?
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And what's going on with "augmented virtual reality," one of Abrash's most novel predictions?
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The austerity of 2013 failed to slow growth, contrary to the predictions of Keynesians.
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VS: At the risk of overdoing it, do you have any other NBA predictions?
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A weekly roundup of observations, questions, and predictions from Michael Pina's NBA notebook. 1.
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Early predictions for tablet sales assumed nothing less than a revolution in mobile computing.
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Grab a pencil and start your predictions: The men of The Bachelorette are here.
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In 2015, those predictions led to multiple patents surrounding more human-like computing technology.
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What if you could create a live predictions market around esports as it happens?
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GM's capacity calculations are not based solely on predictions of short-term vehicle demand.
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That's far short of earlier analysts' predictions of more than 2000 million by 2550.
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This sounded like aspirational talk, reminiscent of the older predictions of Trump's inevitable decline.
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Well, yes, always worry, but I think these predictions of imminent disaster are overblown.
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The average workweek for full-time American workers isn't anywhere close to Keynes's predictions.
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But hurry — if our predictions are correct, this palette will be gone soon enough.
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It wasn't that the predictions for the coming decade were, as I'd expected, pessimistic.
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Crime did not rise up despite the wild predictions about the city would burn.
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Mr. Ho is also offering up some predictions for next year's Communist Party conclave.
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Not all the predictions you make will be transferred into a real [vaccine] candidate.
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Those predictions turned out to be accurate, but it took awhile to pan out.
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Möttönen read about theoretical predictions of quantum knots, and became intrigued by the possibility.
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BookMaker Sportsbook is reassessing its predictions for the Patriots' season opener against the Cardinals.
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Company revenue jumped 22016 percent to $2.653 billion, about $22.65 million above analyst predictions.
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Forecasters use tools like spaghetti plots to make predictions about the most likely outcomes.
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Since 85033, only two of his championship predictions have turned out to be right.
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A good way to do that is to re-examine predictions from smart economists.
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Here are eight predictions Bezos made in 1999 that are right on the money:
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That's far short of earlier analysts' predictions of more than 5 million by 2020.
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Despite conservative fearmongering and doomsday predictions, the Raise the Wage Act, introduced by Rep.
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In its first year, the Premonitions Bureau collected four hundred and sixty-nine predictions.
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Modern-day measurements contradict the predictions scientists have made based on the ancient past.
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Predictions before the debate: — What are some things you expect to happen Sunday night?
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Predictions before the debate: — What are some things you expect to happen Wednesday night?
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NBC News: Predictions of a "Kavanaugh wave" in November - but for Democrats or Republicans?
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As we now know, all of those predictions turned out to be completely wrong.
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Click through for our 2019 Oscars predictions — see you on the red carpet tonight!
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A few successful predictions don't mean the idea is ready for prime time, however.
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It's too far from November to make predictions about the outcome of a race.
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Anyway, the season for predictions has passed so I'm not going to venture any.
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We're gonna go to predictions at the end-up because you are clairvoyant again.
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But we can always count predictions, theories, and make analysis of what will happen.
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That's accentuated by our idealized predictions that underestimate the time required to do things.
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I think predicting ... or predictions are worthless, but predicting is a lot of fun.
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Most renewal predictions had Last Man Standing safely closing in on a seventh season.
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VCs give us their predictions for startups and tech in Southeast Asia in 2019
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Bloomberg Beta and Berkeley believe their predictions are now 50 times better than chance.
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Trump answered the doubters in emphatic fashion after predictions that his loss to Sen.
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Predictions before the debate: — What are some things you predict will happen Monday night?
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The 10-year rate has continuously been undershooting what predictions were from the Street.
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It's bad manners to look at past predictions to see if they've come true.
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Musk has a history of making alarming predictions about his plans to colonize Mars.
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Suddenly, it seemed, longstanding predictions about the collapse of magazines had come to pass.
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Instead, it's about helping you see that your catastrophic predictions aren't destined to happen.
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After Tuesday's results, the reader will understand if I am shy about making predictions.
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Sarah also discusses some predictions for the Senate Republican health care bill, released Thursday.
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Students share these predictions with a partner and add any new ones they hear.
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That might be comforting if these predictions were accurate, but, sadly, they are not.
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A few months ago, Senaris began posting "predictions" for upcoming Game of Thrones episodes.
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Making predictions Hurricane forecasts have traditionally focused on predicting a storm's track and intensity.
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The failure of that book's predictions has scared people off from making demographic forecasts.
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All right, so now we're going to finish up in talking about predictions, Maureen.
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And she seems to take delight in defying predictions about what she'll do next.
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All scientific predictions say this will grow worse unless strong action is taken soon.
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It doesn't rely on your or my predictions of what that's going to be.
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North Korea has defied past predictions of collapse, and one does not appear imminent.
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Perhaps driven by those predictions, the governor has worked aggressively to build hospital capacity.
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No problem: The method can supply predictions with any degree of confidence you choose.
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"We're not in the predictions business, so don't act like we are," he said.
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At a confirmation hearing Tuesday, Mr. Goodfriend was flustered by questions about his predictions.
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I'll also try to draw attention to pertinent clues without making any big predictions.
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Understanding the impacts, predictions, remediation and adaptation help to ground the work in reality.
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Predictions about how and when the economy could recover from coronavirus-induced slumps vary.
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Still, other African nations have not followed Burundi's lead, despite initial predictions they might.
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Details of the film remain largely under wraps, but Oscar predictions are already underway.
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These are not the first grim predictions made for the fate of the goals.
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Some of its dystopian predictions about the rollback of reproductive rights now seem prophetic.
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If predictions about the IoT are correct, that number could rise a hundred-fold.
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"The predictions of the models don't match the reality on the ground," Birx said.
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And it's usually the social-media loudmouths the Senators will be listening to. Predictions?
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