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Frankel is not ready to predict a Florida Derby victory, however.

Polling suggests Hamas has lost some support among Palestinian voters but few analysts or politicians are yet ready to predict a comfortable Fatah victory.

While Mr. Hutchins is not yet ready to predict a return to the 1930s, he doesn't believe it makes sense to place the likelihood of it happening at zero either.

He was less ready to predict a broad inflow back into hedge funds though.

"I'm not sure we're ready to predict that we'd have a second quarter that keeps pace with the first quarter," Mr. Gaines said in an interview.

This is a big victory, but I'm ready to predict that it won't be an anomaly.

But ECRI is not quite ready to predict recession yet.

The fashion world, always ready to predict, pronounce and sell, sell, sell, is poised for the counterrevolution.

Still, he was hardly ready to predict that London would be the final stop on NBC's long Olympic journey.

The answers range in degrees of confidence and alarm, though no one was ready to predict imminent doom.

No one is currently ready to predict how severely Koch's prospects may have been affected by the testimony before the integrity commission, which was appointed by Governor Mario Cuomo in response to the corruption scandals here.