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The focus of the present study was to see if levels of the enzyme could foretell problems for apparently healthy people.

That's why fishermen called the baiji the goddess of the Yangtze and said the animal could foretell bad weather.

I told you before, and foretell you, as if I were present, the second time; and being absent.

Lots of people have had dreams that seem to foretell the future. Some psychologists attribute this to " retrieval cues. "

for it is impossible to foretell the exact nature of the difficulties which will confront the pot-holer.

Peacock also is said to be able to foretell rain, and dances when rain is coming.

Just as thunder precedes lightning, earthquakes often foretell volcanic activity.

Since I cannot foretell things like a prophet, I cannot help taking a small loss.

I knew the fates did not foretell of my end.

I hope not that. - It is not likely. No, Mr. Knightley, do not foretell vexation from that quarter.

S&P's changes may even foretell a coming upturn for banks, he said.

After the plate falls, the pieces of broken china foretell the number of children the couple can expect to have.

To foretell it may be to lose everything, to despair and to go into the earth again, never to rise.

I do not foretell, for all foretelling is now vain; on the one hand lies darkness, and on the other only hope.

A politician needs the ability to foretell what is going to happen tomorrow, next week, next month, and next year.

foretell-- To tell of or indicate beforehand; predict.

They have trained throughout history for a battle their legends foretell will decide the fate of the world.

Whether palm reading can foretell the future, however, is a question science seems unable to answer.

Also in Scotland, small objects are hidden in a bowl of champ it tatties(mashed potatoes)to foretell what the coming year will bring.

Just as the Jews weretraditionally forbidden to foretell the future, so Marx the secular Jew ismostly silent on what might lie ahead.

The prophecy echoes the Gospels' repeatedly stated thesis that certain passages in the Hebrew Bible foretell Jesus's coming.

Our discussions also touched upon whether to foretell of the man-made and natural events that occur around your world.

She could foretell what his reaction would be.

The economic aspects foretell currency changes and difficulties for pension funds.

The outcome of the war is hard to foretell.

The astronomers can foretell eclipses, and this suggests that their opinions about the solar system are pretty sound.

Like Dr. Spock suddenly possessed by Al Gore, we offer inconvenient truths and foretell disaster.

If it is my destiny to be king and do such deeds as you foretell then so be it.

They map and analyze the housing, energy, and transportation requirements of their own district and foretell its needs in 100 years.

As for what would happen to theirs, I could not foretell, much less could I guarantee.

Nor do the numbers foretell how China's so-called 'Red Capitalism' will fare in long-term competition with the multi-hued U. S. prototype.

By the clouds which hang around the mountain the locals can foretell a storm.

RESISTANCE We foretell that there will be resistance to our plan. We anticipate that our plan will encouter the resistance.

It is of course impossible to foretell where America's next war will take place.

I do believe that e-readers foretell an enormous change in the book publishing industry.

Many people around the world claim to foretell the future, talk to the dead, and do other amazing (if scientifically unproven) feats.

These verbs mean to foretell or give signs of impending peril, evil, or injury.

People are born in the pool of blood; it may foretell that they are doomed to have a rough time when they are in the world.

Cross the fortune- teller's palm with silver , and he will foretell your future .

They produce their own future, rather than simply foretell it.

Something difficult or impossible to foretell or foresee.

No one can foretell what will become of the world in 100 years time.

If so, the rally in the past three months should foretell an economic boom ahead.

All Maya kept the same ritual, solar and long count calendars, using them to describe the past and foretell the future.

I can foretell the results if we try to enter by force.

She is said to have the ~ to foretell the future.

Another of the Achuars' major convictions, they learned, is that dreams can sometimes foretell the future.

We even can foretell a coming earthquake to some extent.

Nobody can foretell the future, but we all spend a lot of time trying.

This tiny spot of backwardness matters because of what it might foretell: A really big solar cycle.

To fORetell OR predict(the future).

Does the Bible Foretell the Future?

Could you foretell how many there will be in 2008?

The Teacher was so wise that he could foretell the future.

He can recount the past and foretell the future of anyone by touching them.

The world was full of experienced sea-captains, who could foretell the approaching storm through the rheumatism in their aching bones;

foresee with divine accuracy; predict like a prophet; foretell things with miraculous accuracy like a prophet

presage predict forecast foresee foretell portend portent prophesy anticipate omen divine soothsay augur forebode presentiment

To provide an indication of beforehand; foretell

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Brain Waves Foretell Whether We'll Sleep Soundly

he would lose his ability to foretell the future