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He saw one set but did not anticipate the other.

The run was not at all what I had anticipated.

The away party had taken more energy out of him than he'd anticipated.

Stay on top of things, anticipate questions, and you look good.

You anticipated a point I was going to make in fact.

If you get one of them, your may anticipate the other.

Michael asked at last, and she had anticipated the question.

After a while you get to anticipate what comes next.

"You too must anticipate going into action in the next few days."

They had anticipated him and come before he could call them up.

Many of you will have anticipated what happened as a result.

The only way to stop him is to anticipate what he'll do next.

They had less hard data on him than he'd anticipated.

A. I think the economy is a bit better than people anticipate.

Then a thing happened which certainly no one could have anticipated.

But the market was even more ready than I had anticipated.

He tried not to anticipate what she might have in mind.

Almost as if he had anticipated what was to come.

The project had been anticipated to break ground in 2012.

But things do not work out the way he anticipated.

The center is anticipated to go into service in late 2012.

The voice at the other end anticipated my next question.

But he was a little more of a problem than they'd anticipated.

He always seemed to anticipate her needs even before she did.

At least he anticipated having to use the military against the people.