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Meanings of make a prediction in English

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Usage of make a prediction in English
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Could I use this to make a prediction about future iPhone models?
Wired
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Anyone who wishes to make a prediction should use the comment fields below.
The Irish Times
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It is impossible to make a prediction based on data alone.
The Guardian
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Only one was prepared to make a prediction about the poll.
Reuters
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He points to Bobby Bond's son and says, I'm gonna make a prediction.
The new yorker
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Only a model can make a prediction of anything that has not happened yet.
The Guardian
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I can't read pictures in water, Athena, but I'll make a prediction about you.
The Oracle Glass
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Asked to make a prediction for the fight, Mayweather demurred.
Reuters
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It is useless, however, to make a prediction based on results so far this season.
The Irish Times
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One TV executive well acquainted with ratings said he wasn't going to make a prediction.
Reuters
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I want to make a prediction: Harvey Weinstein will never be welcomed here ever again.
The Guardian
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Marill declined to make a prediction for 2016.
Reuters
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Though I anticipate bringing him out here again, let me make a prediction: I won't have to.
Desert places: a novel of terror
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Both bankers declined to make a prediction about how many bondholders would take up the tender offer.
Reuters
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Zhukov was reluctant to make a prediction.
Red inferno: 1945
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He says, I'm gonna make a prediction.
The new yorker
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