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But no one would predict where the business was going, even in the near future.

No one can predict what Iraq will look like 10 years from now.

And such a time is not far off, he predicted.

Others may predict who is likely to get them in the future.

Things are going better than anyone could have predicted, he said.

Getting the students through school took more hours and people than anyone predicted.

Most predicted a number far short of the 75,000 who did.

No one can ever really predict how he's going to do.

Most of his friends predict he'll end up back in government.

But in the end, maybe a lot less than was predicted.

They're the one area in public health you can predict.

"But things are coming together much better than many people predicted."

No one can hope to predict what course any country will take.

But teachers can never predict who will not be in class on a given day.

No one can predict the future even though many people try.

No one can predict where the family will be since they move around.

He says he's been in the business too long to predict the future.

The cost of the service turned out to be much higher than had been predicted.

But in order to predict the future, one past figure is not enough.

Which no one ever could have predicted in a million years.

But, who could predict where any of them would be then?

He was so much better everything than I ever could have predicted.

They're going to have a much better year than what's been predicted.

Then, they must predict the most common answer to each question.

The result was in the end something few could have predicted.