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predictor

[pri-dik-ter] / prɪˈdɪk tər /






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The “single greatest predictor” of future stock-market returns has never been more bearish.

From MarketWatch

And it was important as a predictor for those in power to stay in power.

From BBC

The 49ers are decimated by injuries, but the best predictor of future events is past events.

From BBC

Other studies indicate that the psychological losses often embedded in retirement—feeling less valued, needed or connected—are strong predictors of postretirement depression.

From The Wall Street Journal

Globes wins have long been considered a predictor of which films and performers will triumph at the Oscars, although last year’s ceremony shut out eventual best picture winner “Anora.”

From Salon