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The finals were more predictable, with Novak Djokovic beating Andy Murray and Serena Williams seeing off Maria Sharapova.

The men's tournament has been much more predictable with the top nine seeds advancing to the Round of 16.

In recent years it has become even more predictable, with 20 of the last 30 winners being set in the past.

On the main stage, things were more predictable, with Doves supplying a likable helping of festival comfort food – chunky riffs and bassy stodge seasoned with one or two moments of genuine anthemic brilliance – while the Flaming Lips delivered their usual psychedelic, kids' party routine.

Males have more predictable patterns with respect to the run's starting hour and the day of week whilst females are more predictable with respect to the duration.

Men and Power Even if there's not so much thought that goes into a certain demographic when a car is designed and built, male drivers are a tad more predictable with their car purchases.

Now, when I go home, all those tacky royal plates have been taken down and replaced with equally cheap-looking, but perhaps more predictable, plates with Arabic script, pictures of Mecca and so on.

It is all part of a major reassessment taking place in Washington over how to establish a stable and more predictable relationship with the Kremlin, Mr. Rasmussen said.

"The issue involved finalizing our preparation and getting on a more predictable schedule with three or four days left before the Olympics.

Other adjustments were more predictable still, with Klaas-Jan Huntelaar accommodated at centre-forward while Van Persie took up a deeper attacking role.

Mr. Bush and Mr. Ashcroft have seemingly made a safer and more predictable choice with Mr. Mueller, choosing a career prosecutor who for nearly two decades has worked within the traditional management structure of the Justice Department.