Word: predictably
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...seems to have set the sartorial pattern for her colleagues. She displays a varied and stylish wardrobe, and her example has apparently encouraged the others to spruce up. Gould is a leader in other respects as well. She has riveted her attention on the complex testimony, and jury watchers predict her election as forewoman...
...means that they can get by with fewer $4-an-hour grocery boys. Although the cost of installing the system can run as high as $125,000, industry analysts reckon that automated check-out can save a typical eight-lane supermarket about $40,000 a year. Some chain officials predict that 8,000 U.S. supermarkets will be using the system...
...more than 20 billion bbl. of proven reserves, nearly 4% of the world total. Norway alone has proven reserves of about 6 billion bbl., and experts believe that the potential is at least twice that amount. Surprisingly, though, Norway is approaching its new riches with Scandinavian solemnity. Government planners predict that by 1981, oil output will pump more than $2.7 billion in yearly revenues into the Norwegian economy. The inflow, they gloomily believe, may bring more problems-in disruption of other industries and inflation-than benefits...
standards, but vivid memories of Nazi exploitation of the unemployed during the 1930s have made unemployment one of the nation's most sensitive subjects, and the outlook is growing more gloomy every day. Indeed, the government's five top economic advisers predict that unemployment will climb to 1 million or more by January or February; that would be the highest winter jobless total in 17 years. Equally worrisome is inflation, which is currently running at an annual rate...
However, Collier declined to predict how many years it will be before the loan drawn from the Harvard treasury to pay for the cost overrun will be repaid...