I anticipate trouble: What if you drop the remote into the tub? "You take the battery out and put the remote in a bowl filled with rice," Mr. Levine says.
"In that era, you anticipated trouble," she said.
Even before the World Conference on International Telecommunications took place last month in Dubai, Internet activists anticipated trouble.
When word spread that the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra would play at the BBC Proms, everyone anticipated trouble.
He says that he had anticipated trouble may occur, and that he had told the Lyon police as much earlier this week.
William Joyce, an immigration lawyer representing some of Mr. DeJesus's students, said at least one had been in the country for more than a decade and had not anticipated trouble.
This latter version was doctored to make it appear that Mao wanted the Hundred Flowers Campaign to serve as a vehicle of class struggle, and that he anticipated trouble from the start.
However, given the island's troublesome history, perhaps the BBC anticipated trouble: Taransay has been the site of fierce battles, including the Massacre of Taransay http://taransayfiddlers.com/2009/08/02/history-of-taransay/isle-of-taransay-history-from-300ad/ invaded when the Morrinvadedf Lewinvadedded.
When Bradley McCallum, a former artist in residence of the New York Civil Liberties Union, conceived of a public art project focusing on police violence, he anticipated trouble getting the city's permission to display the project.
They anticipated trouble in trying to keep their subordinates, who were becoming impatient with Khánh's ongoing tenure, from joining Thảo.
"Beyond that, I don't anticipate trouble for the new president's nominees". The confirmation process, said Sen. Arlen Specter (Pa ., the judiciary panel's top Republican, will be Holder's "day in court" and a chance to "state his case" -- an awkward position for a man more accustomed to negotiating disputes than engaging in bare-knuckled fights.
