Ms. Cardoso, who now has a "Junior" tattoo on the back of her neck, began compiling her own public, predictable, record by the time she was 13: a "runaway," a "disobedient child," a "wayward child," involved in the kinds of incidents that create first-name relationships with the police.
The album cover received some criticism from journalists but Gruff Rhys has called it "great" and claims to love the fact that the "graphics and the words are placed in kind of, what seem to be random places ... it's not a predictable record cover, it doesn't look like an album by the Editors or something".
By falling back on stability and a predictable track record, Spanos and Lurie removed themselves from the Jeff Fisher sweepstakes.
But Clegg cannot replace the prime minister in Europe, nor can he help Cameron in the run-up to an election in which a rightwing Eurosceptic party is snapping at the Tories' heels and the outcome is one of the least predictable on record.
The response was predictable as record companies circled the wagons and tried to sue their way out of the problem, but what they failed to realize is they had lost control of the distribution.
I say those same 3 I's - ideas, interests, and institutions - make a stronger, more coherent argument against free trade, revealing a bankrupt theory with a predictable track record of failure.
Bev Nipps, a 20-year veteran manager of Reading record stores, thinks the majors' agenda is more predictable: "Unfortunately, as record companies saw CD sales diminishing, their logical tactic was to squeeze the people who were buying vinyl who are so loyal – and push to see how far they could go.
Michal Kosinski, David Stillwell, There Graepel (2013) Private traits and attributes are predictable from digital records of human behavior, PNAS.
The results have been predictable: a 57-54 record through Monday and fourth place in the American League East.
