A predictable move because prices for OS X kept dropping over the years.
In a more predictable move, Bowness started Flaherty for the second straight game.
Firing Kelly and fingering Wildstein, who had already resigned, were predictable moves, but Christie didn't stop there.
Still, despite his lack of a jumper and a predictable move — to the right, toward the basket — Cleveland State couldn't stop him.
It is a predictable move at a time when voters are so anxious about low wages and holding on to their jobs.
In a less predictable move, he also consulted Cherie Blair, the prime minister's wife and an expert in employment law, about the possibility of taking legal action against Gregory.
Tossing her carrot-colored hair and modeling a succession of fabulously awful outfits by Theadora Van Runkle, she makes the story's predictable moves in a refreshingly trim, buoyant way.
In another predictable move, the Israeli Foreign Ministry issued a statement saying that it was "disappointed" by the Vatican's decision and that the move "distances the Palestinian leadership from returning to direct and bilateral negotiations" with the Israelis over the long-stalled peace process.
In what is the book's most predictable move, Rock Section turns out to be a strung-out former pop singer whose musical tastes are not dissimilar to those of the "arch-drude" Julian Cope, author of Krautrocksampler, and whose wholehearted engagement with Stonehenge-type structures is shared with Mr J Cope Esq, author of The Modern Antiquarian and The Megalithic European.
It's a predictable move for the Republicans, one they've made so many times it's really just a reflex, and it's easy to call it misogyny, just as it's easy to call women like Gorga a throwback.
