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It is out of the question that arms go into Syria in confusion". It is also beyond doubt that a long predicted milestone in the Syrian conflict has now been reached.

Although prognostic predictions are useful for guiding the selection of the treatment modality, they might lose their accuracy once a patient passes the predicted milestone.

MediaPredict is a site where you buy shares in movies, music and books and predict milestones for each item.

Nobody anywhere could or would have predicted those two milestones for the boy from Shotley Bridge when he started out nine years ago.

Long predicted, this Madison Avenue milestone has finally arrived thanks to a 9.6% boom in digital advertising in 2010.

The industry has a continued stake in trying to reach the next milestone predicted by Moore's Law, because if any company ever fell behind this curve, it would be out of business.

This diagram includes the time estimation of the individual subtasks and gives us information about the predicted dates of the milestones.

Dr. Steven A. Teitelbaum, a plastic surgeon in Santa Monica, Calif., predicted that the next milestone would be the control of tissue formation, whether to reduce scarring or grow new tissues.

This paper describes a new method to map the structure of the design process and clarify the milestones and predict the dates of these milestones.

A digital eternity has passed – almost six hundred billion ticks of the UNIX clock – and yet here we still are; the same prophets predicting the same milestones in the same timeframes.

The median age at each pubertal milestone is the corresponding age at which 50% of the girls in each group were predicted to have reached that milestone.