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The political reluctance is certainly predictable — telling people about a long-term existential threat like this is just not a job that your average politician, elected for a term of a few years, may want to tackle.
Mr. Vilsack, who is also considering a presidential bid and recently came in fourth place in a poll of Iowa caucusgoers, played down the response to Mr. Obama, describing it as "certainly predictable".
Though it was certainly predictable that Serena Williams would handle it much better than Amélie Mauresmo at the French Open today, it was quite a bit more surprising that Guillermo Coria would manage the moment better than Andre Agassi in Coria's first Grand Slam quarterfinal.
But as the music progressed, the performance was impassioned, exciting and certainly never predictable.
If not, Girardi's postgame news conference will be closely watched, but Jeter's comments will almost certainly be predictable.
"I hope people will think of this era of the museum as a time that was certainly not predictable or boring, where an experimental atmosphere prevailed and the intuitions and impulses of artists were trusted," said Mr. Birnbaum.
It certainly was predictable that the Jewish jokes would start, from Letterman and Leno routines to a cartoon in The Daily News yesterday showing Mr. Lieberman as a fiddler on the White House roof.
In truth, The King of Limbs sounds a little predictable, certainly at first.
$23. Benson Bobrick is perhaps the most interesting -- and certainly the least predictable -- American historian writing today.
He's certainly the least predictable of the three visual artists from the Netherlands (the other two are Fransje Killaars and Dré Wapenaar) now showing at Mass MoCA.
Dai Fujikura's second quartet, Flare, which the Arditti premiered earlier this year, certainly isn't predictable, however – its unravelling of tightly knotted pizzicato textures into something much more sustained and long-limbed is vividly worked out, even though the music doesn't always realise its intentions as crisply as it might.
