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It's Mr. Rhoden at his Broadwayesque best — and also his most predictable in its need to overachieve, overdrive, oversell.

Most of the time Ms. Stroman's work, tediously formulaic as drama anyway, is at its most predictable in terms of rhythm.

The blocking signal network we propose makes the effects of multiple stresses most predictable in the specific multiple stress environment.

Suddenly, for some players, injustice is now a factor in the serve toss, usually the most predictable element in the professional game, and those players are doomed.

Wooden rackets would soon be rendered obsolete by technology and the hard emphasis on speed, power and fitness would, in time, turn Wimbledon into one of the most predictable spectacles in sport - a game of bish and bash and little else.

This is particularly true in the primary cortical areas we have investigated, with primary visual cortex (BA 17) being the most predictable, exhibiting in the order of 2.7 mm of median variability in the location of its boundary in both hemispheres across all subjects.

"This is the most predictable ambush in politics.

This has long been the most predictable company in American dance.

"The goalscorer who has probably ended England's World Cup was the most predictable one in the tournament.

It's the mantelpiece filler that all filmmakers dream about; but it's also one of the most predictable prizes in the industry.

Wilf Corrigan, the chairman and C.E.O. of LSI Logic, an American company in the Chinese video player market, says that Chinese manufacturers have short-circuited one of the most predictable trends in consumer electronic manufacturing.