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predetermine

verb as in destine

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Call options on the S&P 500 will deliver a payoff if the index rises above a predetermined level before a given time, which is known as the expiration date.

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AI will probably at some point in the future be able to manipulate the markets on any given day to a predetermined outcome in favor of companies not people.

The panel was acting based on “predetermined ideology,” not science, said Crawford, a past president of the National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners who specializes in treating childhood seizures.

If vacancy rates are below a predetermined level, it gets more units.

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Police then said several suspects had been arrested following what appeared to be a "targeted and predetermined" assassination.

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