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But the opposition Democrat party is likely to repeat its boycott, and the protesters it now allies itself to are sure to obstruct it.

Spotlight, winner of the WGA's best screenplay honour, is likely to repeat its win at the Oscars, especially if snubbed for best picture.

Unless there is a radical change of policy, the UK appears likely to repeat its grim experience with Dutch elm disease and ash dieback, but in this case potentially affecting far more species.

The satellite is likely to repeat its debut performance hundreds of times, helping reveal what happens in the chaotic moments after huge stars collapse to form new black holes.

And the future is likely to repeat it.

A people who don't know their history are more likely to repeat it.

Of the two, Farah is the more likely to repeat his success.

The chancellor is also likely to repeat his Conservative party conference promise to freeze fuel duties until 2015.

Although the Tories' pledge is now in tatters, the party is thought likely to repeat the target in its election manifesto in an attempt to head off the challenge from Ukip.

"When you reward behavior, it's likely to repeat; when you don't reward behavior, it's likely to not repeat because people do what brings rewards". .

The more we refer to that summer, goes the fingers-crossed thinking, the more it is likely to repeat itself.