Maybe he anticipated the following advice: "Plagiarize!
Marketers will have the ability to find new marketing leads, respond faster to account needs and maybe even anticipate customer needs by listening into their conversations and taking action.
"The more that you talk to a car that understands you, understands your needs, and maybe even anticipates your needs, the more you'll have an emotional bond with the car," Strumolo said during a keynote at the Consumer Electronics Show.
It is a longer wait than I anticipated, maybe because he wants to give me time.
Or do they have some degree of humility in what they maybe should have anticipated and didn't?
In this film, that idea is also something that Godard mentioned in the same interview, and it worked out exactly as he anticipated: "Maybe I'll even shoot my next film in 3-D.
And Apple seems to have anticipated — maybe even hoped — that its unnamed board member wouldn't be the only person to use the thing as a watch: as an item on The Huffington Post noted at the time, the device came with "clock functionality" preinstalled.
Maybe he never anticipated that his results would create such an enormous public stir.
Or, maybe the administration anticipated a MB victory and was ready to accept it believing that it would bring democracy and stability, while not adversely affecting regional stability.
Some had anticipated that maybe Casillas, the captain whose form has dropped, might make way.
