And workplaces will continue to do so, Mr. Jonassen predicted, because "recessions like this spawn entrepreneurs".
That was substantially better than the 18percentt growth it had predicted because of the extra week of sales.
The same would happen today, New York's other Senate Democrat predicted, because the smaller states would oppose the change.
That, in turn, means that companies have to refinance more loans than previously predicted, because they're working in pairs.
Paper will still be used for some time, though, Mr. Finamore predicted, because of the tough consumer laws in Taiwan.
And lo and behold Luke has saved the day, as predicted because he is the chosen one.
"At McCann, Dooner will be back in his element," Mr. Gottesman predicted, "because it's an area where he demonstrated mastery of the game".
A German regional bank, WestLB, reported an annual loss of $2.51 billion, worse than predicted, because of its exposure to subprime mortgages in the United States.
"This area is going to have a great future," he predicted, "because the truth is, it has got a great location in a lot of ways".
Private colleges and universities will fare better than the public ones, Dr. Ehrenberg predicted, because their endowments, some substantial, will provide a cushion against the downturn.
"Long after we have the technology, we still won't have flying cars," he predicted, "because we'll still have to figure out who's responsible when the thing wrecks".
