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Unfortunately, I will probably still be behind on my reading for a while, since her predictions will take some number of years to play out.

But Jacobs, the agency's assistant secretary for environmental observation and prediction since February 2018, will take over the job of running NOAA.

Tabloid predictions that Russell Brand will take over from Davina McCall as the host of Big Brother are likely to prove premature.

And with predictions that Sky will take over the BBC's coveted spot as the richest, most powerful broadcaster by 2010, he will be wary of going into direct competition with his former boss.

The effort to oust Mr. Davis has had so many twists and turns that many independent political consultants and analysts shied away on Monday from making predictions about what will take place on Tuesday.

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Over the past few years, with sensational predictions claiming robots will take everyone's job within the next decade, deeper themes have emerged and are thankfully hotly debated on what it is that will keep humans employed.

Headlines — and not just on conspiracy theory websites — are rife with dire predictions like "Robots will take over most jobs in 30 years" and "The future has lots of robots, few jobs for humans".

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"We think the OBR may be proved pessimistic in its prediction that it will take until well into 2015 before employment hits the landmark figure of 30 million.

This framework has proven useful to generations of political scientists even though Mr. Downs did not empirically test it and despite the fact that its main prediction, that candidates will take identical positions in elections, is clearly false.