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2019 predictions in review

The best part about making predictions as a member of the press is that almost nobody has a long memory. You predict the future, but by the time the evidence against you has collected, everyone’s moved on to reading your new predictions for the next big thing. It’s quite a racket, or at least, it will be until someone invents Nostalgia.

Not me, though. Every year around this time I make a combination of predictions and wishes for the next 12 months. But before I do that, I have to take stock and look back at

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