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predict

[pri-dikt] / prɪˈdɪkt /


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Despite a predicted uptick in EV interest driven by sky-high gas prices, the market isn’t welcoming for newcomers at the moment.

From Los Angeles Times

Many viewers will correctly predict this young lawyer’s fate, but Loznitsa isn’t after plot twists; he’s more interested in the gut punch of the inevitable.

From Los Angeles Times

But then, he predicted that industries would start using uranium and radium, and pretty soon we’d have … radioactive smog.

From Los Angeles Times

For a class project, a team he was part of built a website that predicted those leaf changes in the Boston area.

From Los Angeles Times

Inflation is also predicted to be higher than expected.

From BBC