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If enacted, TTIP, along with two other treaties currently under negotiation– the Trade in Services Agreement (TISA) and the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement (TPP) – will considerably limit the ability of governments to rein in the activities of corporations; all three treaties have predictably triggered much resistance.
Ticket holders will, predictably, exit through the gift shop.
Without a strong monitor, our reckless entrepreneur will predictably fall victim again to his impulses.
The Democrats will predictably say Mr. Ryan's selection is pandering to Mr. Romney's far-right wing.
"The copy will predictably tell time, but the numerals will be flipped and the hands will rotate counterclockwise," he said.
Even if it was an oversight, attentive corporate defense counsel will predictably seize upon the opportunity it provides.
Political systems that fail to adjust will predictably face vexing fiscal challenges, even crises.
"When it is," he concluded, "it will predictably rely on broad, arbitrary state authority exercised without public accountability".
It will, predictably, yield results similar to those obtained via maximum likelihood.
As the CalGreen and LEED requirements become more stringent, the requirements for new building construction will predictably become more stringent.
We hypothesize that when an event index must be effortfully updated to maintain comprehension for a narrative, it will predictably guide eye movements.
