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Now that Congress has finally passed meaningful health-care reform (here's why this bill does represent meaningful reform and was well worth passing), we're going to hear myriad predictions about the electoral trouble the Democrats have gotten themselves into by passing this bill.

By James Surowiecki March 22, 2010 Now that Congress has finally passed meaningful health-care reform (here's why this bill does represent meaningful reform and was well worth passing), we're going to hear myriad predictions about the electoral trouble the Democrats have gotten themselves into by passing this bill.

Testing the myriad predictions associated with the community, demographic and genetic impacts of habitat fragmentation remains a high conservation priority.

It may still be a longshot, and the myriad predictions of moribundity may well turn out to be accurate.

Still, there are enough thought-provoking ideas to keep the book in the reader's hands, such as the prediction that our myriad new ways of manipulating smartphones and gadgets will change our physiology, just as the knife changed our mouths, so that our edge-to-edge chomp became our current overbite.

The difficulty of this prediction task lies in the rarity of known drug-protein interactions and myriad unknown interactions to be predicted.

Its whereabouts before that were myriad and not entirely helpful to our predictions of its final resting place in season 2013 but one thing is for sure; the gauntlet will be dropped, picked up and passed around so often over the next month that you'll be dizzy.

Whatever our crab bucket happens to be, there are pincers snapping at us -- the put-downs, the predictions of failure, and the myriad other ways disempowered victims try to shame others into becoming like themselves, stuck in self-fulfilling prophecies.

Identifying coevolving positions in protein sequences has myriad applications, ranging from understanding and predicting the structure of single molecules to generating proteome-wide predictions of interactions.

Most studies had myriad methodologic flaws, including inadequate diagnosis, which made prediction impossible.

Released to coincide with the 2015 Paris Climate Conference this past November, lead single "4 Degrees" echoes scientists' predictions that rising global temperatures will render myriad animal and plant species extinct within the coming decades.