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Or should ideology, a nominee's political leanings and predictable stands on the hot judicial disputes of the day, also have a major role?

In hindsight, the reasons for a predictable surprise stand in sharper relief.

Predictable predictions?

Recent collapses among UK carriers provide the useful, if predictable, lessons that "stand-alone business class doesn't work" (Silverjet) and "the Isle of Thanet cannot sustain its own airline" (EUjet).

This week, in response to Justin Tuck's and Mathias Kiwanuka's predictable but nonetheless stand-up gesture of supporting Osi in his quest for a big new contract, Umenyiora provided another example of this quality in an email to the Record: "What I've heard from Kiwi, and Tuck, and JPP, I'll never forget as long as I live.

As was entirely predictable, once Obama stood up for taxing the rich folk a wee bit more, the Republicans fired back with what they think is the biggest weapon in their arsenal for battles like this: screaming "Class warfare!" ad nauseam.

Most votes are so predictable, a party could stand Joseph Kony, Ramzan Kadyrov or Wario and, provided they adopted the right view of transubstantiation and Irish-language road signage, they'd be elected.

From a predictable list, one item stood out: flambé ice cream for two.

When I was a child, looking upon this Venus, I would think that predictable thought: I want to stand inside a giant shell.

As audiences tired of predictable routines, television networks dropped stand-up acts and comedy clubs shut down.

But there's also a less predictable side to Kelly that stands outside Fox News's conservative comfort zone.