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Nonetheless, Smithsonian's launch was higher than predicted by Fox, who played the old studio game of downplaying expectations while knowing full well this would destroy the first film's $30.4m£19.1m1m) opening weekend.

But here's a lesson for the opponents of populists all over the West: "Play to your base" doesn't work when you have high turnout — and in this election it was higher than predicted.

More reason for nervous investors to fret: the Labor Department reported that unit labor costs climbed 1.8% in the first quarter, which was higher than predicted and the European Central Bank raised its key interest rate by a quarter of a percentage point, to 4%.

Part of the reason many polls were wrong in '12, including Mitt Romney's campaign data, is that they predicted a much older electorate but turnout was higher than predicted.

If MCell was used to simulate release of calcium from the center of a one side of a cube, the free calcium level was higher than predicted by the unicompartmental simulation.

In all seven centres, the ROSC rate was higher than predicted by the RACA score.

Observed levels of tax compliance are higher than predicted levels (when predictions are based on Allingham and Sandmo's neoclassical model of tax evasion).

In April of 2000 measured H2S concentrations also correspond to the predictions from conservative mixing, but Fe-concentrations are higher than predicted in the diffuse fluid.

But the jobless rate is higher than predicted.

"I checked my points and called Bournemouth and said my grades were higher than predicted.

Growth this year and next will be higher than predicted back in March.