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A random selection of 10 Predictions. |
Deadline (By...) 01 Oct 2009 No Flash |
Afghanistan: Public trials of Silent Guardian 'millimetre-wave area denial weapon' by US military. Comments
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Deadline (By...) 30 Jan 2010 No Flash |
Malawi: Neighbour of Zimbabwe increases maize exports by at least 10% in 2009. Comments
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Deadline (By...) 30 Sep 2009 No Flash |
Fiji: A date is set for a general election. Comments
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Deadline (By...) 15 Oct 2010 No Flash |
India: Rahul Gandhi declared Prime Minister. Comments
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Deadline (By...) 15 Nov 2009 No Flash |
US: Windows 7 launched by Microsoft. Comments
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Deadline (By...) 01 Sep 2009 No Flash |
Amazon and eBay announce partnership deal. Comments
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Deadline (By...) 15 Jul 2009 No Flash |
US: PS3 price reduced by at least $100 from $299. Comments
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Deadline (By...) 30 Oct 2009 No Flash |
China: Mars orbiter Yinghuo-1 takes off for ten month journery to Mars. Comments
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Deadline (By...) 17 Oct 2009 No Flash |
US: Banking reform plans still not passed by both houses of Congress. Comments
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Tennis: Roger Federer beats Tommy Haas in Wimbledon men's singles semi-final on 03 Jul 2009.
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