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One thing about Mr. Morris remains predictable.

One thing that remains predictable about Saddam Hussein is his unpredictability.

As long as both countries' behaviour remains predictable, those planning attacks will take advantage of the lack of extradition, with attacks in Mumbai being planned in Pakistan, or attacks in Swat or Lahore being planned in India.

For many Syrian Christians, Mr. Assad remains predictable in a region where unpredictability has driven their brethren from war-racked places like Iraq and Lebanon, and where others have felt threatened in postrevolutionary Egypt.

But one thing remains predictable: that despite their alleged conversion to the same cause, the president, Congress and businesses will not agree on how to advance it.There is certainly less to Mr Bush's new policy than meets the eye.

If, for example, the structure of the periodic system (see figure) remains predictable to higher atomic numbers, then element 113 will be in the same group of elements as boron, aluminum, gallium, indium, and thallium; and flerovium will be in the group with carbon, silicon, germanium, tin, and lead.

Weather remains imperfectly predictable, and probably always will be — meteorology is the field that gave us chaos theory — but we take for granted just how good prediction has become.

Roger Federer may no longer lord it over the grass courts of Wimbledon quite as he once did, but his presence on the last day of the Gerry Weber Open in Halle remains as predictable as ever.

And, once again, the story for women looking to be funded remains stubbornly predictable.

Nonetheless, for extensive/severely atrophic maxillary ridges, block grafting remains a predictable approach [ 12, 13].

Here, in Normandie Profonde, in the green hills of Calvados, life remains calm and predictable.