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"How can you predict how publishing is going to be in two years?" he added.

Transportation: Can you predict how a natural disaster would affect roads, buses and subways?

Nor can you predict how the audience will react: you might think you'd written the most passionate denunciation of globalisation, and people read it for the love story.

"After the first two cars crash, can you predict how long the pileup will be?" That would require generally unknowable data such as whether the drivers in the oncoming cars are drunk and how well their brakes work.

It's the sort of abstract puzzle that keeps a scientist awake at night: Can you predict how three objects will orbit each other in a repeating pattern?

You never know which contacts could be helpful in the future, nor can you predict how you will be able to assist others in unexpected ways.

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Analyzing the ecosystem dynamics in your industry can help you predict how quickly technological change will occur.

One type isn't necessarily better than another, but knowing a person's "ethical type" can help you predict how he or she will react in situations requiring ethical judgment.

What can you predict about how we'll see it on the 25th anniversary?

Can you predict if and how your music might change over the years?

With many forecasters unable to predict if it is going to rain on Thursday, how can you predict the weather in a hundred years? A. In some ways, weather prediction is harder because we are forecasting detailed short-term events that depend in detail upon our current weather.

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