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Ross Mirkarimi is nothing if not a political animal, and he predictably did not fall for it.

You'd expect the Sarah Palins of the world to quickly pounce on something like this, and she predictably did.

It is oddly punitive to give people the option of ignoring impoverished children and then blame them when they, predictably, do.

Every year Apple predictably doesn't do them.

Yesterday, Twitter expressed indignation – as Twitter so predictably does – at the news that Waitrose Kitchen magazine had dumped Delia in favour of Pippa.

McNealy, predictably, doesn't give much credence to questions about a leadership vacuum.

After bulldozing through Donna, the most annoying woman on the show and a fitting partner, Hurley predictably doesn't take long to find the next girl.

Since T-548 lacks the domain proposed to interact with α7-nAChR, this truncated AChE molecule predictably does not exhibit an ability to bind to the receptor.

At Toyota the training time was variable, but assessment was woven into the work, and the result was fixed; every person who went through the training could predictably do what he had been taught to do.

Which, predictably, did not go well, as he was far too conservative for the state and had a rough background.

Kennedy, predictably, did not tip his hand, but he did leave some clues.