To the Editor: Our founders anticipated David Brooks's column in the preamble to our Constitution.
As I anticipated this week's column, it became apparent that the task before me was to anticipate two outcomes.
As anticipated in a column I wrote last week, Liberia's Minister of Health and Social Welfare, Dr Berenice Dahn, ended up spending her last night of a whistle-stop United States tour in the Eclipsed audience.
As detailed in my Feb. 16 column, "Anticipate the V" (and updated in my May 25 column, "Blink and You'll Miss It"), big bear markets are almost always followed by big bull markets in a V-shape pattern.
Effluent concentration data and visual observations indicated that both rate-limited solubilization and pooling of PCE above the fine layers reduced PCE recovery to levels below those anticipated from batch and column measurements.
By augmenting the fractured vertebra, a stabilization of the anterior column is anticipated.
My Feb. 16 column, "Anticipate the V," worked almost flawlessly.
Mr. Oren, in his front-page column in Haaretz, anticipated a diplomatic crisis over the suspicions that Mossad had counterfeited British passports.
The ebullient two-story facade, with its Hellenistic split pediment flanking a Greek-inspired tholos (a cylindrical form surrounded by columns), anticipates the mischievous distortions of Italian Mannerism by some 1,500 years.
I am writing this column in mid-July, and I anticipate that the March 2004 column will be due in December.
Following the publication of the April 2011 "Street Sweeper" column, the Antitrust Division announced the anticipated 2013 closure of four field offices in Cleveland, Dallas, Atlanta, and Philadelphia.
