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- noun Plural form of
predictability .
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Examples
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Because, in the bottom line, there are, of course, algorithms, who analyze or who calculate certain predictabilities.
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It is dangerous to stray outside New England, to places where the chill predictabilities of winter are overlapped by the warm ocean currents of self-indulgence and self-deceit: to places where the bracing necessities of shoveling snow are replaced by the velvet and slippery deceptions of bodily warmth.
Escape Artists Mantel, Hilary 1998
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Amazing but true: Generations come and generations go and we keep repeating the same goofy, distrustful predictabilities about who knows best, about what matters most, about us and them.
latimes.com - News 2011
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We also like to point out that Republic Services, Iron Mountain Inc., and Becton Dickson all have high business predictabilities.
GuruFocus Updates - 2010
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"Those predictabilities are a significant leverage item on our retention numbers," Rourke said.
unknown title 2009
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"Those predictabilities are a significant leverage item on our retention numbers," Rourke said.
unknown title 2009
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