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"The outcome was predictable on paper," said one federal investigator, who spoke on the condition of anonymity.

The most surprising finding is that not only users are highly predictable on average, but this predictability remains constant across the whole population, whatever distance users are used to travel.

39 For example, one recent study 40 showed positive affect to be predictable on the basis of the current and previous days' fruit and vegetable consumption; likewise, nine different antioxidants found in fruit and vegetables have been shown in another study to be associated with optimism in middle-aged adults.

The four liberals on the court are every bit as predictable on key political issues as the four conservatives; another liberal member and one fewer conservative and the court becomes decidedly liberal.

SEOUL, South Korea — What had appeared to be a one-horse race for the presidential election in South Korea turned less predictable on Monday when Parliament voted to open an independent investigation into accusations of fraud against Lee Myung-bak, the front-runner and candidate of the opposition Grand National Party.

Not every rap star is so predictable on Twitter.

Now that his sex tape and other assorted sleazy doings seem to have taken John Edwards to the bottom, the mainstream media is on to the inevitable next story in this minor Greek tragedy, "Can Edwards make a comeback?" CNN, CBS, Politico and other usual suspects have weighed in with predictable on-the-one-hand-on-the-other-hand analysis.

This ensures no tones are lost in the calibration process for more predictable on-screen color.

Companies that do end up with people who feel valued, and who translate that feeling into consistent and predictable on-mission performance.

It's clear that Revolut plans on making predictable revenue on this premium subscription.

President Vladimir Putin reached out to one of the poorest and least predictable states on earth.