Johnson's political opponents have seized on the congestion forecasts to attack his transport strategy as a whole, published in 2010, which anticipated an increase in vehicle delay across Greater London of up to 14% by 2031 and said that congestion cost London an estimated £2b a year in lost economic productivity (see pages 151-161).
The atom bomb programme formally began with Air Staff Operational Requirement OR.1001 issued in August 1946, which anticipated a government decision in January 1947 to authorise research and development work on atomic weapons, the U.S. Atomic Energy Act of 1946 (McMahon Act) having prohibited exporting atomic knowledge, even to countries that had collaborated on the Manhattan Project.
If it's rebellion you want, you're better off seeing the Japanese film "Battle Royale," made in 2000 and newly available on DVD in the U.S., which anticipated "The Hunger Games" and, in many ways, bettered it.
Like Mr. Conlon, he speaks less as an academic than as someone with practical experience, having produced the acclaimed Entartete Musik (Degenerate Music) series for the Decca label in the 1990s, which anticipated Mr. Conlon's work.
They are clearly behind the schedule announced in September at VON Boston, which anticipated v 1.5, with video and other features, in October.
In 1802 he visited Paris and exhibited his final sketch for "Death on the Pale Horse" (c. 1802; several versions exist), which anticipated developments in French Romantic painting.
The flooding, which caused billions of pounds of damage, led to the government publishing a review in September which anticipates 20-30% more extreme rainfall than before.
The only answers are to be found in the film itself, which anticipates in the most extraordinary way the whole question of censorship, screen violence, the imposition of power by the judiciary and media as the agents of the state - all the questions in which Kubrick and his most famous film have been entangled for nearly 30 years.
Countries putting forward their climate plans in recent days include Bosnia, which anticipates a 70% increase in emissions by 2030 compared to 2010 levels, and oil-rich Saudi Arabia.
One reason for this position is probably his view that all judgments are partly empirical in nature (a consideration which anticipates Quine).
