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I'd predict that a similarly pitched football title (or even a simple HD re-release of an old PES) would go down very well with gamers.

In their heyday — say, from the mid-sixties to the mid-eighties — if you were to watch only the movies Sarris endorsed, I'd predict that you'd have a pretty good sense of the best of world cinema at the time; if only Kael's picks, you'd likely have a very skewed and narrow view of it.

Over time, I'd predict that the ostracizers and would-be converters are more likely to be influenced by their Hindu counterparts than vice versa.

At this point, I'd predict that if Hillary Clinton wins either Ohio or Florida in November, she will be our next president.

But I'd predict that the show's executive producers (whom I interviewed last fall) will want to give this development some time to percolate through the loft.

Where that doesn't hold, I would predict that panic would be more likely.

I would predict that over the next few months you will see that translate into growing support for "Yes".

"I would predict that almost everybody in this area knew someone who knew someone at that center," Mr. Blake said.

"I would predict that the greater the incidence of sexual infidelity, the greater the rate of pair displays," he said.

So I would predict that, in the long run, humans are going to continue to get less biologically intelligent.

"I would predict that we will go with our internal options," Yankees General Manager Brian Cashman said Friday.