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"Sleep should be recognized not only as a recovery tool, but also as a potential predictor of injury vulnerability in recreational sports."

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Entitled “Gold, Platinum and Expected Stock Returns,” the researchers found that when predicting the market’s subsequent 12-month return, the ratio “outperforms nearly all existing return predictors.”

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AI was the only predictor to back Spurs, going for a 1-0 away victory, which meant it ended up with six correct results and three exact scores, and a winning total of 150 points.

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“Resilience is the No. 1 predictor of success,” she said.

“Violence that is rooted in gendered issues is a huge predictor of — and possibly the biggest predictor, in some studies — of trajectories that lead to mass violence,” Miller-Idriss told The 19th.

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