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Capable of being foretold.

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Uso de predictable en inglés
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We need strong players who are predictable and certain, Mr Bridges said.
Radio NZ
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More than anything else, African countries need law-abiding, predictable and transparent government.
The Irish Times
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Amultidisciplinary management approach was adopted in this case that yielded predictable outcome.
Pubmed
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In fact, the whole of western Europe is totally predictable, he says.
The Irish Times
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Public anger in response to the Budget is understandable and entirely predictable.
The Irish Times
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They are, in light of recent history, entirely predictable and probably welcome.
Reuters
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At times, however, they were in danger of straying towards the predictable.
The Guardian
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A chara, - Current events in Northern Ireland have been regrettably predictable.
The Irish Times
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Republican commissioner Robert McDowell and Democratic commissioner Jonathan Adelstein are less predictable.
Reuters
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Certain events or trends may be predictable, but nothing is absolutely fixed.
Radio NZ
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His crime was a late and high tackle, his victim sadly predictable.
The Guardian
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As night follows day, events would unfold in a gruesomely predictable order.
A colossal failure of common sense: the inside story of the coll...
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Junior office workers once had a fairly predictable set of daily tasks.
The Irish Times
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Its conclusions were predictable -and were predicted -seven years ago.
The Guardian
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Shapiro said institutional investors were seeking predictable cash flows and inflation protection.
Reuters
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Businesses should demand a more rational, predictable - and businesslike - approach.
Reuters
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Predictable a través del tiempo
Predictable por variante geográfica
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