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Meanings of entirely predictable in English

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Usage of entirely predictable in English
1
Public anger in response to the Budget is understandable and entirely predictable.
The Irish Times
2
They are, in light of recent history, entirely predictable and probably welcome.
Reuters
3
Instead we end up with an entirely predictable harangue between vested interests.
The Irish Times
4
One thing, at least, about today's local and European elections is entirely predictable.
The Irish Times
5
A chaotic system has entirely predictable properties, but they are hard to know.
The black swan: the impact of the highly improbable
6
In such circumstances, the immediate reaction from RT was entirely predictable.
The Guardian
7
At the same time, the mayoral race trundled on with entirely predictable outcomes.
A journey: my political life
8
The appalling situation my clients now find themselves in was entirely predictable and avoidable.
The Guardian
9
But in most respects, they were also entirely predictable-andpredicted.
Wired
10
Swiftly someone replied with three entirely predictable words: "First world problems." Oh god.
The Guardian
11
In truth, the national teachers' demands are entirely predictable.
The Irish Times
12
But as was entirely predictable, Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil took the Greens for granted.
The Irish Times
13
It's unmistakable, entirely predictable and it's to be found with every turn of the dial.
The Irish Times
14
A barrage of questions like this was entirely predictable.
Blind willow, sleeping woman
15
The controversy over the Provisional movement's participation in the Bobby Storey funeral is entirely predictable.
The Irish Times
16
It's entirely predictable that he would dominate the coverage.
NY Magazine
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Entirely predictable across language varieties
Ireland
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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