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This article anticipated the widespread availability of affordable, moderate-density SNP genotypes for most livestock and crop species, and developed the next step after QTL mapping and marker assisted selection (MAS).

A July 2010 The Times of India article anticipated that the bill would not pass in the monsoon session of Parliament in the same year.

"Oh God, Vaclav Klaus will come next," read a recent headline in the Austrian daily Die Presse, in an article anticipating the havoc he could wreak in a union of 495 million people already divided over its future direction.

The article anticipates a near-future in which criminal roboteers sit in garden sheds watching YouTube videos that teach them how to engineer crude copies of robots already used by the police and the military, and using them for their own nefarious ends.

Many of our key points in this article are anticipated in Jaspers' book ([ 31, 32]), as Jaspers himself based many of his insights from the emerging science of the humanities [ 12, 73].

As noted in the "Introduction" section, in this article we anticipate the usage of PayTV service in the capacity gain thatwe obtained, based on the explanation from the previous section.

In this article we anticipate and summarize a small sample of our thesis, including some of the most important aspects of the mentioned investigation as well as the obtained conclusions.

One of his working titles was taken from an article by Wohlstetter in Foreign Affairs, in 1959: "The Delicate Balance of Terror" (an article that anticipated many of Kahn's arguments in "On Thermonuclear War").

In another article, Xinhua anticipated more strong condemnation from the West, and tougher sanctions.

The president played to that sentiment in his op-ed article — and anticipated the rifle association's rebuff.

(But see Mill's remark cited at the beginning of this article where the riddle is anticipated).