Word: predictive
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Voting in a presidential election can be like trying to predict the future. One must choose one of two candidates, in hopes that his decisions and policies over the next four years will be wise, or at least relatively sane. In order to assist your decision-making process, the following are two scenarios about what might happen under either a Gore, or a Bush, administration. The New York Times...
...would make it part of the larger planning process, working with the mayor in order to develop an overall plan that makes sense for everyone," Rudenstine says. "It's very hard to predict what the needs of Harvard and the community will be 50 or 100 years from...
...TIME.) Her colleague Daniel Eisenberg imagines the office of the future, which (with any luck) will feature chairs that give back rubs and walls of flat-screen monitors that will afford you a virtual view of the Matterhorn from downtown Toledo. Now if only we could predict the office gossip...
...appear in June, will focus on technology--a fitting conclusion to our five-part series. Please tune in to our newsmagazine show on CNN, which is broadcasting a companion series of one-hour specials. And please continue to visit us at time.com/v21 where I can confidently predict we will always look forward to your comments and suggestions...
...Year experts predict India, whose population reached 1 billion last week, will surpass China as the world's most populous country...