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Bigger asteroids start being considered as 'continental-scale events', although it is tricky to predict what damage such a major impact would cause.

Cons: It's tricky to predict your costs unless you're willing to stay within the network.

It's tricky to predict the marketplace, but there might be a precedent from the days when the windmill dominated the skyline.

It's tricky to predict which way many of the categories will go this year, but there seem to be a few dead certs (or so we think!).

Predicted qualifiers: Internazionale and Lille Real Madrid, Lyon, Ajax, Dinamo Zagreb David Pleat's verdict This is tricky to predict.

The next day, the Washington Post reported that the Pentagon had set benchmarks for the circumstances under which troops could be withdrawn, and that under a "moderately optimistic" scenario, the number could be reduced by about a third, to 100,000, by the end of 2006.How all this will play with the American public is tricky to predict.

These are obviously important to look at for 2018, but it can be tricky to predict which way they'll swing.

Viewership can be tricky to predict, but last week's debate on WABC-TV offers some guidance.

POLICY RISK Government economic policies are having a huge impact, but they can be tricky to predict.

It is tricky to calculate how many flammies to order.

It is tricky to do repairs in this terrain.