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predict

[pri-dikt] / prɪˈdɪkt /


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Prices of imported durable goods rose 1.3% from January through November, according to analysis by the Yale Budget Lab, well below what many economists had predicted.

From The Wall Street Journal

Local vector control department officials say it’s hard to predict what this current mosquito status means for the insect’s peak activity in the summer.

From Los Angeles Times

What many didn't predict was how popular the sport would become with women.

From BBC

A chorus of commentators predicted the imminent collapse of New York, London, San Francisco and other great global cities.

From The Wall Street Journal

Spencer added that her party's first ever victory in a Westminster by-election was "just the beginning", as she predicted further gains in elections to English councils and the Welsh Senedd in May.

From BBC