Ibrox crowds would be difficult to predict, even if cheap season tickets, belligerence and the opportunity to support a homegrown side attempting to recover pride would hold an obvious appeal.
This all adds up to a mix of demographics that would be hard to predict even without Hillary's and Bernie's outsize wins in (respectively) Ohio and West Virginia.
I doubt anyone on any side of the long-simmering Keystone debate would have predicted even four months ago that Congress would ride up right to the brink of passing a Keystone pipeline bill solely because an obscure Senate runoff briefly conjured up some hallucinatory stakes.
Meanwhile, few would have predicted, even six months ago, that one of the main sticking points at this year's E3 would be the future of trading pre-owned games.
We're moving in a direction that nobody would have predicted even a few short days ago".
Asians themselves joke that most of their compatriots think Monnet was a painter and Schuman a composer.But not many observers, only a few years ago, would have predicted even the present modest degree of co-operation.
If the model had assumed that the frequency of sexual activity remained unchanged after the introduction of condom distribution in correctional settings, as several reports in the literature suggest [ 7, 19, 20], our model would have predicted even greater reductions in transmission than our base case suggests.
We hypothesized that poor gross motor skills would predict bully victimization, even after accounting for other known risk factors.
With this approach, the euro zone has shown a degree of resilience and problem-solving capacity that many observers and policy makers would not have predicted even a year ago.
With verses from the Koran and the words of President Harry S. Truman, Iraq's top officials and Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. paid tribute to each other's soldiers, pledged friendship, and celebrated an orderly departure by the United States that many in both countries would not have predicted even a few years ago.
