Typically, successive bosses leave a problem person alone, shying away from the mixture of cost and futility they anticipate would come from any attempt to improve matters.
In these works Warhol anticipated what would come to be known as Structural Film, which, like Modernist painting, calls attention to the essential properties of the medium.
And as the game entered its final moments, another coin flip would have been as valid as anything else in anticipating who would come out on top.
Plans were drafted for what Jay anticipated would be "a dream come true": the collection would be moved to a building in downtown Los Angeles, which would also accommodate a museum and a small theatre where he would regularly perform, as would other artists who appealed to his sensibilities.
Not all of those are reflected in our budget, partly because the savings we anticipate would be coming in years outside of the 10-year budget cycle that we're talking about.
Eduardo Paz Leston, an Argentine author and editor, called Ocampo "an incredible cultural entrepreneur who anticipated vogues that would come decades later".
Mr. Levy stopped short of spelling out the scope of the cuts he anticipated, saying that would come later.
Mr. Hastert's aide, Mr. Feehery, said he anticipated that Iraq would come before the House, "though I don't know what form it will take".
But the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL, appeared to have anticipated that reinforcements would come from Sulaimaniya and had ambushes planned, firing rocket-propelled grenades and other weapons at the relief force and prompting it to take a more circuitous route, officials said.
