prescient

• “Whether Stephenson's vision of a totally privatized America will turn out to be equally prescient is at least one theme of Jody Freeman and Martha Minow's edited volume, Government by Contract.”

  The Huffington Post: David Isenberg: Admiral Bob's Global Security: The Future of PSC?

• “Buckley warned in prescient terms against what would become the Rovite heresy at the Xth Party Congress in 1976.”

  Matthew Yglesias » Independent Thinking!

• “He's made some bad ones, to be sure - he was notably burned by telecom companies during the dotcom bust - but over the course of a few decades of investing, Gilder has become known as a prescient technophile.”

  Forbes.com: News

• “Look up the word prescient, then reread the last few posts.”

  Think Progress

• “In a groundbreaking new book that Publishers Weekly has already called "prescient" -”

  intellectual properties

• “In 2007, Mr. Dai gave up a manufacturing business he had run for years and switched to credit guarantee, a change of course he jokingly calls "prescient" in light of the funding plight facing small manufacturers now.”

  The Wall Street Journal: China's New Lenders of Last Resort

• “(Recall his prescient volume "Condi vs. Hillary," published before the 2008 Presidential election campaign.)”

  The Huffington Post: Knowing Know-It-Alls

• “I can recall a prescient political cartoon about candidate Reagan from Pat Oliphant circa campaign 1976:”

  The Chimes at Midnight

• “Few Israelis have yet publicly recalled the prescient remark of one of the fathers of modern Zionism, Chaim Weizmann: "The world will judge the Jewish state by the way it will treat the Arabs.”

  Signs of the Times

• “Ms. Willingham, 30, could not help but recall a prescient conversation she and her younger brother had recently.”

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