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- noun Common misspelling of
forecast . - verb transitive, obsolete To
cast away ;reject .
Etymologies
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Examples
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I don't think we've got any rain forcast over the next few days ...
High-Tech Dispatch Nalini Singh 2009
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Our weatherman said the long term forcast was for a more normal, read cold, winter this time around.
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The long term forcast is for more storms and higher water ... global warming and all that.
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The long term forcast is for more storms and higher water ... global warming and all that.
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The long term forcast is for more storms and higher water ... global warming and all that.
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The long term forcast is for more storms and higher water ... global warming and all that.
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The long term forcast is for more storms and higher water ... global warming and all that.
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The long term forcast is for more storms and higher water ... global warming and all that.
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So a short term forcast using a linear model wouldn't be too bad.
Economists Too Linear?, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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WAY too many variables to really "forcast" China. there are too many unknowns guys that could throw an model off.
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