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Foreseen.

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Usage of predicted in English
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Although none of the journalists anticipated violence, several had predicted shouted abuse.
In Cold Blood
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The majority government was predicted by networks Global News and CTV News.
Reuters
3
She wrote: So one year later, as predicted, a new dialogue emerged.
The Guardian
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However, scientists predicted it would only happen in the next million years.
The South African
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Low task identity and young age predicted reduced feelings of personal accomplishment.
Pubmed
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An austerity budget would also be needed next year, Mr Smith predicted.
Radio NZ
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It had predicted that it would open 30 new outlets this year.
The Irish Times
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Neither age at evaluation nor age at starting treatment predicted attention outcomes.
Pubmed
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Demand for new power plants will remain slow through 2019, Flannery predicted.
Reuters
10
Conclusion: In older patients with CAP, MPI significantly predicted 1 month mortality.
Pubmed
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The storm is predicted to bring blizzard conditions to New York City.
BBC
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Things went as expected; my courses, however, were easier than I'd predicted.
Mysterious Skin
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They've come armed, as Gale predicted, but they've come wounded as well.
Mockingjay
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However, both behavioural self-blame and stigma significantly predicted changes in tobacco consumption.
Pubmed
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No other variable consistently predicted intervention effect sizes across all health outcomes.
Pubmed
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THE Fianna Fail leader predicted a negative public reaction to the Budget.
The Irish Times
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