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Mass migration as a result of climate change is hard to separate from other causes of migration, but is predicted to become a much greater problem.

Poland, by far the biggest of the entrants with nearly 40 million people, is predicted to become a net immigration country in two years' time.

Elsewhere, a new book, Hurrah for Gin, by mother turned blogger Katie Kirby, "for perfectly imperfect parents", is predicted to become a Christmas bestseller after it arrives in the shops next week.

Still, Mr. Lifshitz, along with the Pirates Party and the Green Leaf-Liberal List, is allocated the same airtime as Yesh Atid (There is a Future), a recently formed centrist party led by a former television host, Yair Lapid, that is widely predicted to become a coalition partner in the next government.

Because the storm was predicted to become a post-tropical system by the time it hit land, the hurricane center (part of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, or NOAA) chose not to issue any hurricane advisory, fearing that the confusion that might result from a midstorm shift in warnings.

Because anthocyanin shows color in the range of visible light from red to blue, it is predicted to become a highly efficient sensitizer for wide band gap semiconductors.

Nanotechnology has been predicted to become an important and integral part of the food production chain, serving, for example, a role in crop protection [4 6], fertilizers [7, 8], biosensors and precision farming [9], and food packaging and safety [10].

Satellite data produced for The Guardian by Mark Eakin, head of NOAA's Coral Reef Watch, reveals the increasingly widespread impact of ocean temperature increases on the Great Barrier Reef, where bleaching is predicted to become an annual event by 2020.

Although there are other methods of structure determination, molecular replacement is predicted to become an increasingly common technique, for two reasons.

Limitations in fresh water availability are predicted to become an increasing problem due to industrialization and continuing global climate change [ 2- 4].

Cancer, which accounted for 13% of all global deaths in 2008, is predicted to become an increasingly important cause of morbidity and mortality in the next few decades in all regions of the world.