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LOS ANGELES — It's the most predictable shot in hockey.

The most poignant tragedies are often the most predictable ones.

"This is the most predictable ambush in politics.

The most predictable winner of the Goldman Pairs was the first.

It's a trite and predictable lesson from what is arguably this talented author's tritest and most predictable novel.

The human race in such circumstances breaks down into predictable categories — and democratic politicians are the most predictable.

It's when the audience is most stable, most predictable and most attentive to the advertising.

Among them were shifting tax payments from one fiscal year to another to make the nation's fiscal condition look better and declaring one of the government's most predictable functions, the once-every-10-year census, to be an emergency that needed to be paid for out of a special pot of money.

One of the most predictable things about the biological world, I suggest, is change.

The day-night cycle is the most predictable environmental variation on Earth.

They are the most spectacular of shows and, at the same time, the most predictable.