With Mr. Obama showing a determination to use his executive powers to get his way on public policy, many Cuba analysts and lobbyists for more open relations have anticipated new, far-reaching regulatory announcements that would allow Americans to more easily visit the island and support growing private business there.
Her work on the importance of non-market activities such as housework is considered to have anticipated "New Home Economics" in the 1960s.
Faced with evidence that the bacteria had contaminated a far wider area than public health officials had anticipated, New Jersey's health commissioner used his strongest words yet to urge postal employees to seek preventative treatment immediately.
Even from that precarious position, as Blair had anticipated, the new first minister made like Teddy Roosevelt, using his official residence, Bute House, as a bully pulpit to build support for the SNP and independence.
Economic and political analysts had anticipated little new in Mr. Wen's annual address, given that he and president Hu Jintao will leave power in 2012, and China's opaque politics allow little room for fresh initiatives.
The 37-year-old rapper, who doubles up as a technology entrepreneur, said he had anticipated a major new trend – the marriage of technology and fashion – and that critics were out of touch.
"There's a multisided dynamic here," said Matt Salo, the executive director of the Association of Medicaid Directors, who had anticipated that the new initiative could bring 10 or more additional states into the expansion.
However, people had "anticipated" that Triton's new area of operation was "not where SOS' tend to happen" so rescue vessels are reaching scenes "too late", he adds.
One revelation of the city scenes in the three museums is how long New Yorkers had anticipated the skyline.
That was until the jihadists of Islamic State (Isis) arrived in early 2014, an event that the Dabiq elders had feared from the moment the war began – and which the new arrivals had anticipated for much longer.
"I thought about it," she said when asked if she had anticipated consequences of supporting the new federation.
