All the new platforms, in turn, gave an opening to high-speed traders, which used their speed to dart between exchanges, anticipating moves in prices.
The Real I.R.A. has had a marked lack of success, however, in attacks planned for Northern Ireland, with the police on both sides of the border anticipating moves with a frequency suggesting that the group had been effectively penetrated.
With those and other highly anticipated moves emptying at least three and as many as six statewide positions, the top of the ballot could be inundated with candidates in 2014.
He could anticipate moves, and lead and counter and put his combinations of blows together at a range of inches; I have heard it said that he could feint, and fool you, with both hands out of sight.
One scrabbles for precedents and connections with other artists, but the references are all retroactive: it is as if Af Klint anticipated moves Matisse didn't make until 1908.
My Buffett-based strategy doesn't always anticipate moves that Buffett himself will make.
And because markets anticipate moves well in advance, if one Central Bank starts talking about its exit strategy, just the conversation can cause an imbalance, or force other Central Banks to start detailing their exit strategies as well.
They find it "surprising," they say in the report, that OpinionFinder's positive/negative indicators didn't have more influence, and that it was "calmness" that appeared to anticipate moves in the market.
On Monday, S.& P. also lowered by one notch its rating on the euro zone's main bailout vehicle, to AA+ from AAA, in a widely anticipated move.
Ings' anticipated move from Burnley was confirmed on Monday, with Liverpool agreeing personal terms with the 22-year-old striker but not a fee with his relegated club.
Russell T. Lewis, chief executive of the Times Company, said in a conference call yesterday with stock analysts that he did not anticipate moving into the new building until late 2006 or early 2007, about two years later than the company had originally anticipated.
