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• She seems sweeter here, but no less predisposed to instability.
• Kristol and Podhoretz may be genetically predisposed to such a task.
• And different factors seem to predispose women to problems with alcohol.
• The expensive Senate failure seemed to predispose him to risky ventures.
• Some of these individuals may be genetically predisposed to such sensitivity.
• No, they murder because they are murderers, predisposed psychopaths.
• Remedies that inspectors might be predisposed to recommend are another issue.
• In a sense, we're born predisposed to allergy.
• But schizophrenia can predispose people to postpartum depression, he said.
• "We're not predisposed against it,"
• He may also be predisposed to " catastrophising ".
• Or is it that any coalition is predisposed to economic populism?
• This interest may have predisposed him toward a career in archaeology.
• Justices Minton were predisposed to overturn " Plessy ".
• Some predisposing factors are known but their predictive value is minimal.
• Are organisms with certain characteristics predisposed to being " trapped "?
• This makes them predisposed to NOT be alcoholics, I suppose.
• A basic set of reasons are the attitudes predisposing to cooperation.
• Predisposing conditions are not as clearly defined as in South Asia.
• And they don't appear predisposed to do so.