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anticipate

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Porcelli anticipates the Federal Reserve will implement a rate cut in December, followed by two additional cuts in the first half of the coming year.

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"Our research documents not only areas where rice yields have suffered due to past flooding, but also where we can anticipate and prepare for this threat in the future."

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And even more if you anticipate health issues later down the road, since healthcare can be quite expensive, regardless of your insurance coverage.

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Prepandemic projections anticipated more than 100 million yearly visitors to LAX in the years to come.

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But as time has passed, consumer behavior has changed and Smucker’s bottom line has suffered, as tariffs have increased coffee costs by more than anticipated.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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