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tell the future

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See: predict


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Omens are essentially events or occurrences that are thought to tell the future They often signal the beginning of a great change, and though many people feel cautious about bad omens and what they might mean, the truth of the matter is that omens could traditionally foretell good things or bad things Omens are essentially events or occurrences that are thought to tell the future.
The plotisabsurd a society of assassins descended from ancient weavers who tell the future in strands of thread
I stayed for a day or two because no-one can tell the future, predicting injuries, but then had to go.
 
 
 
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