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Many analysts also noted that wild swings were a predictable feature of the end of the year as managers balanced underperforming elements in their portfolios at a time of low trading volume.

Pain is a predictable feature of medical abortion in both the first trimester and the second trimester.

In that context, the death dealt out on a routine day, in deepest America, by the hand of someone yelling "Allahu Akbar," is not only comprehensible, but a predictable feature of this war against the United States.

The microaggressions that have woven themselves into the narrative of my daily life were a predictable feature of my experience on OkCupid.

This suggests that microanatomical disruption is a predictable intrinsic feature of bone loss.

Indeed, going bust has been as predictable a feature of Britain's charter travel market as sunburn, sex, cheap wine and revolting food.

The preparation protocol for sequencing library by RRBS results in a number of predictable features.

The experimental result showed that the separation performance for predictable feature shifts depends on an instrument part.

15 Most notably, the assembly of this multifunctional platform can be achieved by DNA hybridization in a single step, which contributes to the tunable and predictable feature in targeting and drug loading.

The trailer features a predictable collection of sex puns and decontextualized Rick and Morty catchphrases, such as "Pickle Dick," "shlom-shlom," "testicle-made Szechuan Sauce"—you get it.

The contest is in its 19th year, and features a predictable cavalcade of oddball contestants, including a 71-year-old rockabilly with Elvis leanings named Bob Wagner, a shameless, fur-coat wearing, Canadian cowboy hat-rockin' contestant named Thrustin' Beaver, and a former gymnast named "The Dominator" who used backflips to mask his inability to fake shred.