Predictably, his remarks have set off a vigorous regional debate, with the right doing some "we told you so" gloating, and the left clinging to a dogged defensiveness.
Predictably, her remarks were indeed taken out of context, first by the journalistically squalid New York Post and then by the object of its affections, the president of the United States.
Predictably, such remarks rankle Mr. Carter's main competitors, D.F. King, Georgeson & Company and Morrow & Company, whose offices, like Mr. Carter's, are clustered in the Wall Street financial district.
Predictably, the remark earned Trump some third -degree burns, including from Republicans, who had been reluctant to speak out against the party's clown candidate.
Predictably, then, Sarah Lewis, FIS's secretary general, remarked that there was no world championship on her organisation's schedule last week.And yet world champions were crowned.
Ben Ratliff of New York Times remarked that the song is "predictably tough stuff, but let's put it on a scale.
That such events are barely remarked on by outsiders is a measure of India's predictably successful political system.West Bengal has 49m potential voters, some of whom went to the polls this week.
Predictably, Ferrell's remarks were filled with jokes about his time at the school, but the former "Saturday Night Live" star also spent much of his time onstage reassuring those in the audience who maybe aren't sure where their lives are headed.
The response in Cairo to Mr. Erdogan's remarks was predictably testy.
Western powers, including the United States, are highly suspicious of Iran's nuclear program, and their reaction to Dr. ElBaradei's remarks was predictably negative.
His remarks have predictably set off a firestorm.
