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Examples from the first generation of global change experiments showed in single-factor studies that plant community structure responded predictably to one perturbation and had predictable consequences for ecosystem processes.

But Mr. Lubovitch, again, adheres predictably to the music.

Microsoft and government officials reacted predictably to the day's news.

All her displays of love were, predictably, to no avail.

Its central claim was that faster rates of monetary growth led predictably to higher inflation.

The 1980s licensing process led, predictably, to quick consolidation and market-division agreements among the applicants.

But it also seems, perhaps just as predictably, to have outraged animal rights defenders.

The reason for the meal was, predictably, to talk about din and the city.

Perina's cruel act will lead, predictably, to his ruin and to the tragic devastation of Ivu'ivu.

The politically powerful teachers' unions reacted fiercely and predictably to this provision.

In recent years, winning has come too predictably to the teams with the biggest payrolls.