prophetical

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• The succeeding 17 years have certainly proven that prophetic.

• In a prophetic assignment of acronyms, the Bipartisan Infrastructure Framework, which proposes over $579 billion in new spending on hard projects like roads and bridges, has the unfortunate shorthand of BIF—pronounced biff, which rhymes with whiff.

• Eight years later, he sounds prophetic — USC is its own kind of Dunk City.

• Shortly after Lubomir Kavalek was named an international grandmaster of chess in 1965, he was aboard a train en route to Prague when a countryman, the celebrated Czech player Karel Opocensky, made an observation that proved prophetic.

• Around 400 BCE, Democritus declared that the cosmos is “in reality only atoms and the void,” a prophetic statement if ever there was one.

• The main article called Reflections on the Final Crusade outlines in prophetic terms just how ISIS will crush Christianity.

• But there really seems to be something to this idea that King was a bit prophetic when it came to the show.

• Doug [Ellin] is a genius at capturing the zeitgeist, and I think Entourage was very prophetic.

• Unfortunately, due to lack of effort, he is missing more than hitting in Black Prophetic Fire.

• Throughout the entirety of Black Prophetic Fire, he seems to use his celebrity to make the amateur error of arguing by authority.

• There was not one of us who did not consider this meteoric display prophetic.

• My prophetic soul reveals to me that a year makes a difference sometimes.

• Could all the wise men of Rome have explained to Julius Caesar the following dispatch, if given in prophetic vision?

• No less a genius, surely, the prophetic pines whisper to the listening mother!