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Meanings of predict how in English

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Usage of predict how in English
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You could readily predict how they would act in a given situation.
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Understanding this field may help predict how CMEs will affect the Earth.
BBC
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Organisers must try to predict how many athletes will want to attend.
BBC
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It's hard to predict how the value of the pound will change.
BBC
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He uses data and models to predict how disease outbreaks will progress.
Wired
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As for our people, no one can predict how they will react.
Island beneath the sea
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I wouldn't like to predict how they will respond to this incident.
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The minister said he couldn't predict how long the negotiation process would take.
Radio NZ
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No one can predict how someone will react given different circumstances.
Jamaica Observer
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Judicial sources have said they cannot predict how long the inquiry will take.
Reuters
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Walker said no one can predict how long this might last.
Radio NZ
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It is difficult to predict how the nine justices might rule.
Reuters
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Charalambos said it was too early to predict how large falls would be.
Reuters
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It is difficult to predict how long Ardern's popularity will hold.
Radio NZ
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Do these same characteristics predict how long young men live with their child?
Pubmed
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What we can't do is predict how the environment will change.
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