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Moreover, the OBR today predicts that the debt to income ratio is going to race back close to pre-crisis levels over the coming five years.

The report, published today, predicts that carbon dioxide emissions will continue to rise by more than 3% each year until 2030.

Others predict that equalisation could happen much earlier.Eventually, the IT services and software industries will globalise and probably operate much as hardware manufacturing does today, predicts Phil Codling, an analyst with Ovum Holway, a consultancy.

Meanwhile, the Health Foundation today predicts that Brexit could lead to the NHS suffering a budget shortfall of as much as £19bn by 2030-31, even if the UK is able to join the European Economic Area.

"In the future, Alzheimer's disease will be treated the way heart disease is today," predicts molecular biologist Peter S. Kim, whom Scolnick hired from MIT in February to succeed him in a year or so.

USA Today predicts that Baylor and LSU may be favorites because of their strong track programs.

Many legislators today predicted quick passage.

But state Republican leaders today predicted an upset.

Alliance & Leicester today predicted profits this year will hit the top end of City forecasts as revenue growth outstripped previous years.

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OPEC President Khelil today predicted that oil prices will continue to drop next year.