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See: ominous, oracular, prophetic
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Can he really divorce his leadership role in the Syrian-dominated system from those fatidic years during which he headed the most important security agency in the country?
Saving the Special Tribunal for Lebanon from failure: a response to ... by The Daily Star (Beirut, Lebanon)
Ever since you launched your candidacy for the presidency of the United States, I was not so enthusiastic; I have never really been a fan of yours, especially since that fatidic incident of your husband back in 1995.
An open letter to Hillary by Gulf News (United Arab Emirates)
Catastrophist Severity David Koresh and his followers, guided by their own fatidic perspective, seemingly distinguished themselves from ordinary Bible-study groups by developing a propensity for violence.
Prophecy de novo: the nearly self-fulfilling doomsday forecast by Marxsen, Craig S. / Independent Review
 
 
 
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