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But forecasts that the crisis would reunite those groups seem to be bearing out.

Analysts had expected a decline in the Empire State index but forecast that it would remain above zero, at 14 points.

Earlier this week, a study in the journal Nature concluded that climate change needed urgently to be tackled, but forecast that apocalyptic predictions of a temperature rise of 6C by 2100 would not come about.

The weather is often hard to predict, but forecasting that reporters will make mistakes is about as easy as saying the sun will rise in the morning.

However, as we take into account recent developments by all of the major players, along with what is needed by Google to stay ahead of the pack, we can certainly not only predict, but forecast that Google will begin to take on the task of incorporating more machine intelligence into its products and services in many forms.

FAO estimates that in 1990 there were 46 million hectares of virgin production forest in Indonesia, but forecast that this would be reduced to 11 million hectares by 2000.

These are but three examples of forecasts that inform decisions.

But companies are beating forecasts that have already been revised lower.

But it is those unemployment forecasts that tell us the human consequences of this economic story.

But they were below the forecasts that came before the impact of dismal box-office sales of "Titan A.E.," Fox studio's animated science fiction movie, was assessed.

But it forecasts that the deficit will begin to fall next year.