It doesn't take a clairvoyant to know where we're headed.
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Reagan was clairvoyant when introducing his final high court nominee.
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Courts don't require hotels or other businesses to be clairvoyant.
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In Greek mythology, Tiresias was a blind prophet and clairvoyant.
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Not so fast, says a clairvoyant played by Gérard Depardieu.
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A clairvoyant capybara would make for a more democratic leader.
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She began having clairvoyant experiences as a child, she said.
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Dream Girl, a clairvoyant member of the Legion of Super-Heroes.
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But whether he has clairvoyant powers is almost beside the point.
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Yeah. Wow, I'm such a clairvoyant, aren't I. Listen, this was 2002ish.
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News. Looks like Chyna's mom Tokyo Toni isn't as clairvoyant as we thought.
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Clairvoyant, an Arizona company is releasing a tool called Kogni that could help.
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Our clairvoyant President also revealed there will also be a National Treasure 3.
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Henry, a well known clairvoyant, gives psychic readings to celebrities on his E!
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She claimed to be a clairvoyant, and then she delivered a dire warning.
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In order to do that, I have to be clairvoyant and situationally aware.
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I'm a little clairvoyant, and I knew this was going to happen today.
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The clairvoyant has now been threatened with a suit by Mr. Saar's lawyers.
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We're gonna go to predictions at the end-up because you are clairvoyant again.
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This isn't the psychic banana's first rodeo; Willoughby consults this clairvoyant fruit pretty often!
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Did you just go for fun, or did you believe that person was truly clairvoyant?
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In the video [for my song] "Clairvoyant", you see the love between two black men.
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After the Civil War, Victoria went into business with Tennessee as a clairvoyant and healer.
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It's easy to say the DCCC should have been more clairvoyant about these national trends.
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The airport style clairvoyant was seen in London rocking the hard-to-pull-off '70s trend.
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TV's "Rising," introduced the morning program and quipped to the audience about her clairvoyant-sounding name.
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Anyway, all right Scott, someone on Twitter called you clairvoyant with your predictions about last week.
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Ms. Warren claimed to be clairvoyant; her husband, who died in 2006, called himself a demonologist.
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The 21-year-old "clairvoyant medium" has been doing celebrity readings for two seasons now, and E!
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This ancient story describes the blind and clairvoyant Greek prophet's transformation into a woman for seven years.
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Offered a choice of two bowls of food, the clairvoyant cat chose the one with the Brazilian flag.
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A fellow Bulgarian-born clairvoyant, Vanya realized she had gifts after Vanga came to her in a dream.
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A stylish, compact blond woman, the Stager had the sphinxlike air of a clairvoyant or a customs officer.
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If anyone can prove the existence of a clairvoyant world outside our own, she stands a good chance.
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The then-internationally-famous Dutch clairvoyant Gerard Croiset even submitted a dossier as a gesture of good will.
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He followed the same course with Hanussen, Hitler's clairvoyant, staging a show about him then writing his biography.
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In addition to the customary suite of spider-abilities, she is also clairvoyant and can spin electric webs.
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Mama -- government name Jennie Marie -- claims she can communicate with the dead as a medium, psychic and clairvoyant.
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I always consider "Black Hawk Down" and "Dazed and Confused" as the most clairvoyant casting jobs of all time.
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I mean, you&aposd have to be clairvoyant in the Kremlin to know that Trump was going to run.
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Psychics who mine Facebook to seem clairvoyant are being shown up by pranksters who make up fictional Facebook profiles.
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EVENTS NEWS: Due to unforeseen circumstances, clairvoyant Trisha will not be appearing in the Kevin Bird Suite tomorrow night.
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The movie spun a web of anxiety and ambiguity around the question of whether he was delusional or clairvoyant.
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If we'd been clairvoyant on our first date, we would've decided this over that plate of lukewarm pimento cheese.
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"We are clairvoyant," Jayapal said, referring to the inclusion of many progressive policies in the Democratic response to coronavirus.
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"The Machine Stops," published in 1909, was clairvoyant in its anticipation of the internet and communications we have today.
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It won a record 12 Tony Awards in 2001 and confirmed Mr. Steiner's reputation as an almost clairvoyant producer.
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As a public figure, and self-described clairvoyant, she has been accused of promoting dangerous ideas around suicide and depression.
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Chang, and her nearly-clairvoyant ability to predict trends, were part of the catalyst that boosted Forever 21's upswing.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi looks clairvoyant for urging Democrats to drop the impeachment talk — and start obsessing about a 2020 election verdict.
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Henry -- a self-described "clairvoyant medium" -- told Ronda he was seeing imagery connected with a a vehicle and someone's final moments.
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When asked what part of Bender's game most stood out after his first game, Booker quickly tabbed his teammate's clairvoyant instincts.
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So I am clairvoyant or just a good guesser because the limited things I did predict (Oct disclosures) all came true.
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Back in Japan, he made collages and drawings that, so he said, captured clairvoyant visions beyond the realm of the senses.
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We searched online and settled on a clairvoyant named Chrissy Bee, who does readings and Reiki healings out of her house.
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Some regional favorites may sound familiar — Theresa Caputo, the Long Island medium; or Chip Coffey, the "clairvoyant, clairaudient and clairsentient" psychic.
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The 20-year-old clairvoyant headed over to Kris' Calabasas home for a one-on-one session with the reality TV mogul.
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At the time, the man, Ralf Rangnick, a well-traveled German coach with an urbane, faintly academic air, seemed an unlikely clairvoyant.
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Although I am neither a scientist nor a clairvoyant, I thought it highly likely that the first Crispr baby would be Chinese.
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It's in honor of your clairvoyant September column, about the mood of much of the country, from Paris, Ky., in Bourbon County.
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Two years later, I found myself talking to this woman, call her a clairvoyant—psychic isn't the right word, but psychic principles.
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In Cassadaga, Florida, Alice Dartle is a clairvoyant who also dreams of fire, and seeks out Cordero, trying to bring him some peace.
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Warren Buffett once joked that the best thing a clairvoyant could have done for investors in 1903 was to shoot down Orville Wright.
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Given the sacredness of cattle, the Bara go to great lengths to protect their herds, including consulting a clairvoyant known as an Ombiasy.
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He held court in his office like some kind of skate Svengali or clairvoyant, telling you who he liked and who he didn't.
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"As far as children go, he's referencing that there is going to be a little boy that will be born," the clairvoyant said.
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He's nearly clairvoyant—it's a time when [the Nazis] have attacked Poland, but they haven't declared war on the rest of the world.
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If only we'd had these clairvoyant skills at the start of the campaign – we could have won a shitload of money on accumulators.
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Is the best journalist now the most clairvoyant one, the one who tells us not how it was but how it will be?
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The team has the authority to make its arrests based on the visions of three clairvoyant individuals who can see into the future.
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Previous government filings show that this Canadian company used letters allegedly written by French clairvoyant Maria Duval to prey on the sick and elderly.
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One might applaud them for being so clairvoyant if their vision wasn't so clouded by a toxic mix of envy, sexism, and political calculation.
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If Facebook deleted the Pages of Infowars and their ilk, it would be used as a rallying cry that Jones' claims were actually clairvoyant.
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So much for my second career as a clairvoyant: The lawsuits were settled, and Babu Ji was resurrected at another address, near Union Square.
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It's strange — it feels like she's been somewhat clairvoyant in always picking a subject matter that both Jason and I are really interested in exploring.
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Depending on how Didier Deschamps fares in the World Cup, it does not take a clairvoyant to work out what his next job might be.
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When she attacks Trump, she comes across as the clairvoyant who was wise enough to see the threat posed by Trump, which sadly became reality.
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It's that political insiders aren't clairvoyant and ought to develop a strategy that takes into account the fact that weird things tend to happen in politics.
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Unlike the more interpretive, individualized types of readings you may get from a clairvoyant, there's actually a system for the aura readings done at Magic Jewelry.
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It is labeled "woods vision concept," indicating that whomever we are watching is having a vision — but is it through clairvoyant powers, witchcraft, or something else?
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"As far as children go, he's referencing that there is going to be a little boy that will be born," the 23-year-old clairvoyant said.
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Photo: Clairvoyant (cropped) The software also includes mechanisms for securing the data, along with an open framework for customers who want to implement custom security solutions.
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Like the time she was on a Russian gameshow to find the world's best clairvoyant (Russians are extremely into this stuff—it's a post-Soviet thing).
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It's possible 20-year-old clairvoyant Tyler Henry knew this when he visited Pressly for a segment on his show, Hollywood Medium, which premieres on E!
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They can do things like build financial models, perform technical analysis of the market, and predict market peaks and valleys like some consortium of clairvoyant wizards.
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Handily, dead celebrities can also be invoked: At In Goop Health, Deganit Nuur, a "clairvoyant intuitive," said John Lennon was "totally" one of her spirit guides.
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The book stars Blue Sargent, a teenage girl from a family of psychics whose clairvoyant mother tells her that she will cause her true love to die.
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Clairvoyant is actually a consulting firm that has worked with companies like Cloudera, which helps customers build data lakes on top of the open source Hadoop project.
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When she told me that I, too, could be clairvoyant, if I'd only align my chakras with some of the crystals she had for sale, I left.
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Albert C. Carter came up with the idea (tube-shaped, at first) in the 1940s, basing it on one of his working-clairvoyant mom's fortune-telling tools.
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Throughout history, people have paid untold billions to biblical prophets and clairvoyant crime solvers, even to market prognosticators who claim they can pick stocks by reading the stars.
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This observation wasn't exactly a revelation (a shade clairvoyant, maybe): Spieth has sprayed it into the trees twice, and the grandstands once, and it hasn't cost him -- yet.
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When Midge's mother (Marin Hinkle) visits a fortune teller after her daughter separates from her husband, the clairvoyant prescribes tannis root as a cure for Midge's marital woes.
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Watching the film now, with the cast at the beginning of their careers, knowing that the Brat Pack would soon be stylish masturbation fodder, it feels deceptively clairvoyant.
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Mr. Henry, who describes himself as a "medium," a "medical intuitive" and a "clairvoyant," often says that he is unaware of who he's reading, though a show on E!
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Resistance is not about some sort of clairvoyant condemnation of acts yet uncommitted, but rather about the resilience of memory, the rigidity of morality and the depth of wounds.
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While Vogue was busy singing Kim's velour-clad praises, they failed to see that the real person responsible for this resurgence is not her, but rather her trend clairvoyant husband.
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Subscribe to some fake ethical standard only you can understand and, with whatever clairvoyant powers you believe you have, read the president's mind to show how he didn't meet it.
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These letters promised recipients that the clairvoyant could help them battle health issues, win money and find love -- as long as they continued to send in payments of around $40.
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One of those Eddies comes crashing down to a planet that may or may not be Earth, he finds himself in a weakened state, and accompanied by the mysterious Clairvoyant.
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Though if you have seen last year's Derren Brown show or the clairvoyant act in "Illusionists: Turn of the Century," some of the routines will seem familiar, including the finale.
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As recently as two years ago, the movie felt like a relic of the jingoistic Bush years, but then history shuddered in such a way as to render it clairvoyant.
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He once posed as an undercover clairvoyant to infiltrate the Psychic Friends Network, which became popular as late-night infomercials that offered psychic readings over the phone in the 1990s.
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ST PETERSBURG (Reuters) - All of Russia is praying a furry fortune-teller's form continues as Achilles, the clairvoyant cat of St Petersburg, predicted a second Russian victory in the World Cup.
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In a sneak peek at next Wednesday's episode of Hollywood Medium With Tyler Henry, the momager sits down with the celebrity clairvoyant medium for the first time, but she isn't alone.
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I wasn't sure what to expect at this point—I've never visited a clairvoyant before—but something like the scene in Jumanji where the board comes to life would have sufficed.
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Next, I reached out to Colette Brown, a clairvoyant who's previously written a book that touches on bibliomancy, a form of divination using sacred books that dates back hundreds of years.
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In an odd twist, Mr. Saar has had a run-in with a professed clairvoyant who belittled his chances on television and hinted at fodder for a negative campaign against him.
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Mulder was still cocooned in the Kaczynski-esque existence in which we last saw him in "X-Files: I Want to Believe," the grim 2008 movie that focused on a clairvoyant pedophile priest.
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Slotted at 6PM on the Sunday, the Chicago powerhouse and feminist activist read the crowd like a clairvoyant, sliding from Chicago house, into late-afternoon-appropriate disco, all the way to acid techno.
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Clairvoyant provides data management services for these projects, and as part of that work has developed Kogni to help these clients better understand their data once they place it in a data lake.
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One Friday night in suburbia, when lurking outside the movie theater got boring, I followed a neon sign for a palm reader and surprised the clairvoyant in her bathrobe holding a laundry basket.
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A second flood has washed away Europe and the United States, and in the country that used to be Nigeria exceptionally gifted children like Nneoma grow up to become "Mathematicians" with clairvoyant powers.
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Finally, we're not sure if Bela is powerfully clairvoyant or just a Star Wars fan, but we can assume that yes, it will not be fun and games once Lord Vader arrives to Earth.
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It would seem to take a real clairvoyant to know that Geary's second in their duel was in the pocket of the East India Company and thus would fail to load his friend's pistol.
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In a sneak peek at Wednesday's episode of Hollywood Medium With Tyler Henry, the former Playboy model sits down with the celebrity clairvoyant medium for the first time, and learns that she's susceptible to pregnancy.
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He collaborated on a study of Funnyman, a Jewish shtick-wielding comic book superhero who was conjured up in 1948 by the creators of Superman — and wrote a biography of Hitler's so-called Jewish clairvoyant.
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For her part, Taylor returned to the falls in the 1910s to sell her memoir and try her hand at other moneymaking schemes, including working as a clairvoyant and offering "electric and magnetic" medical treatments.
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Most tellingly, there's the father (Pierre-François Martin-Laval), who's essentially rational, despite his violent outbursts and obsessive behavior, and the mother (Alix Poisson), who's ruled by her emotions and at one point hires a clairvoyant.
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The San Antonio Spurs Remain Clairvoyant Apart from a couple extended injuries to critical players and some iffy shooting from the outside (both long twos and above-the-break), the Spurs are basically still the Spurs.
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Mediums are thought to be clairvoyant, so the answer is E.S.P. 10D: "Ones whistling while they work?" took me off on a wild-goose chase, which is the whole point of clues with a question mark.
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Seventeen years later, it is hard not to see the Web site, which Brooker retired in 23, as the prototype for "Black Mirror," his acclaimed and eerily clairvoyant series about the unintended consequences of technological innovation.
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But Evans and Schmalensee followed up with this repost at Harvard Business Review: Even if e-commerce was counted somewhere on the Census site, they said, it wasn't in a place that non-clairvoyant mortals would find.
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Critic score: 51%Audience score: 45%A Woody Allen dramedy, this star-studded film follows magician and clairvoyant nay-sayer Stanley Crawford (Colin Firth) as he attempts to prove Sophie Baker (Stone) is a fortune-telling fraud.
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But popular astrologer Chani Nicholas uses words like "access" and "agency" to describe her approach, which is more akin to that of an activist organizing for social change than a clairvoyant inviting you into a curtained room.
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But the vast gaps in its knowledge about where you go, and how you get there, and what you do, limit its ability to provide those anticipatory experiences that can make Google Assistant feel at times clairvoyant.
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Born Vangeliya Pandeva Dimitrova in Strumica, then part of the Ottoman Empire, Vanga was a legendary clairvoyant who is said to have predicted, among other things, 9/11, the 2004 tsunami, the rise of ISIS, and global warming.
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A few years ago, my New Year's resolution was to stop going to psychics after I paid for a reading at which the clairvoyant spent the whole time telling me how she met her husband through online dating.
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By the time Pop and Minimalism had taken over in the late 1960s, the center of gravity shifted downtown, to SoHo, where pioneers like Paula Cooper and uptowners like Leo Castelli followed clairvoyant artists into cheap industrial lofts.
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His subsequent novels — with protagonists like a clairvoyant crusader in the Middle Ages, a shipwrecked adventurer in the 1600s and a 19th-century physicist — also demanded that readers absorb heavy doses of semiotic ruminations along with compelling fictional tales.
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Romo, 38, often predicts plays live on-air before they happen, and viewers most recently got to see his seemingly clairvoyant abilities during the AFC Championship Game between the Kansas City Chiefs and New England Patriots on January 20.
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And as one of the founders of the New York Record Pool — an organization that helped distribute promotional vinyl to D.J.s — in 1975, Mancuso was at the forefront of asserting the D.J.'s role as commercial and critical clairvoyant.
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Abel, a divorced mother of four who has worked as a clairvoyant for a local Spanish television station, alleges her mother had an affair with Dali in the 1950s and says she found out about the liaison from her grandmother.
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The result blindsided Australians, because pundits, bookmakers and even a supposedly clairvoyant crocodile had all predicted victory for the main opposition party, Labor, which had led the coalition in the polls since soon after the previous federal election, in 2016.
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She regularly hosts workshops with Ms. Nuur, the "clairvoyant intuitive" at In Goop Health, and said she believes there are people who can connect with the "other side" and bring back valuable information, but that the medium's intention is crucial.
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Ms. Fitzpatrick presents the memorable stories of three: the stockbroker and soi-disant clairvoyant Victoria Woodhull; Margaret Chase Smith, who for years was the only woman in the Senate; and the inimitable Shirley Chisholm, the first black woman elected to Congress.
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Terry Iacuzzo, a longtime Little Italy clairvoyant and author who also teaches at the upscale Omega Institute, said she didn't know Keano, but she wanted to draw a bright line between her work and what she called the déclassé charlatanism of the storefronts.
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If she made an effort, she could imagine her daughter hurrying through the crowd in the streets, as clearly as if she were clairvoyant; writing her novels was like clairvoyance sometimes, and involved this same intense sympathy, alongside insights that were more ruthless.
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At 0003 Park Avenue, for instance, a concierge will secure a celebrity guest for a birthday party or house-train a pet, while at 2000 Park Place, in TriBeCa, residents have access to a clairvoyant or a crystal healer, depending on their needs.
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Among the earliest evidence of a metaphysical adviser in Sarasota was on January 230, 268, in the Sarasota Times, when advertisements for a tropical tree nursery and farm seed flanked the first mention of a "Clairvoyant Palmist" by the name of Princess Gladys.
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The story centers on two 12-year-old girls: Maria, a charmed orphan with supernatural powers who is taken in by villagers in France, and Clara, a clairvoyant piano prodigy in Italy, who begins having visions of Maria and realizes their fates are intertwined.
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The Keeping up with the Kardashians stars aren't the only celebrities to receive shocking news from the clairvoyant: Bobby Brown is seen breaking in to tears in the promo after Henry shares a vision involving the late Whitney Houston and his daughter Bobbi Kristina Brown.
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Hardwicke has said she wanted to cast a Japanese actress to play Alice, Edward's clairvoyant sister, but the role eventually went to Ashley Greene once Meyer reportedly made it clear that she had envisioned the Cullens as white (and with the exception of Alice, blonde).
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Bryant made his manager look clairvoyant Saturday, finishing with three hits including a pair of doubles and drove in three runs as the Cubs' offense broke out of its own season-opening funk in an 22-22011 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers at Miller Park.
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Newton's less-than-scientific prediction was broadcast on Eurosport TV. Besides Newton, other soccer sages from the animal world have included a clairvoyant cat, Achilles, and hippos Milya and Glyasik, while the 2010 World Cup featured a series of correct forecasts from Paul the Octopus.
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Now owning the work of that undomesticated, self-directed spirit is an endorsement of the artist, but also an embrace of the role of clairvoyant, one able to predict an artist's future rise, as well as patrician benefactor, helping the artists achieve his or her vision.
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That they would have some sort of clairvoyant, otherworldly insight into all things spooky, that they could provide us lowly, terrestrial beings with an enlightening answer to a question that seems to fall right within their wheelhouse: What, for the love of God, is the scariest Halloween costume?
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A twice-married stockbroker who dabbled as a clairvoyant, associated with free-love advocates, nominated herself for the presidency in 1870, and then published a newspaper to support her candidacy, Woodhull spent two years on the campaign trail, a half-century before American women won the right to vote.
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One needn't be clairvoyant to anticipate that the two men -- as different as they could possibly be, with Tony loud and boorish, while Don is quiet and genteel -- will bond over the course of their eight-week pre-Christmas trek, which separates Tony from his wife (Linda Cardellini) and kids.
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" The songs, delivered in that shimmering clairvoyant alto, include "Peaceable Kingdom," which she and Mr. Shanahan wrote in honor of the slain pro-Palestinian activist Rachel Corrie, and two collaborations with her late husband: the haunting lullaby they created for their infant son, and the anthemic "People Have the Power.
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On Wednesday night, you'll receive nearly clairvoyant insight as to what you need to do to karmically heal yourself, when communication planet Mercury harmonizes with spiritual Neptune at 11:59 PM. Cancer season begins Thursday morning at 6:07 AM, pulling your focus towards emotional security, domesticity, and family history.
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One needn't be clairvoyant to see that the squabbling duo -- and several other team members -- will eventually be thrown together in a "Mission: Impossible"-type fashion, but it's still surprisingly fun getting there, thanks to the breezy interplay among the cast, which also includes Ana Ortiz, Josh Hopkins and Tyler James Williams.
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Footnote number eight from the warrant application, which is so cryptic you would have to be telepathic or clairvoyant to be able to figure out that it was funded by Hillary Clinton and came from a foreign national, an ex-spy, who used multiple hearsay Russian sources that some of whom may not even exist.
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The women at the center of her writing are touched by loss and hope, existing in a slightly skewed reality — a deceased mother revisits her family, a generation of children survive a devastating global flood and find they have clairvoyant powers, would-be mothers rely on a sorceress to transform their hand-made creations into a living being.
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There are so many startup hopefuls, and so many organizations looking for the best way to use AI to improve their business and operations, that there are even startups being founded to manage that opportunity of connecting the two pieces together, such as Element AI. "I'm not saying we were clairvoyant for targeting the idea of using AI for sales in 2013," Byrne said.
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If I think back to the auburn haired, twinkly-eyed teen singer I first interviewed back in 2006 when she was just 19 years old, I'd be hard pressed to predict, even with the aid of tarot cards, a crystal ball and a certified clairvoyant dredged up from the depths of the internet (they work right?), the twists and turns of this girl's career.
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Our Fact Checker team found that 67 percent were false or unsupported by evidence: Stephen Colbert was a bit on edge during his first monologue of the year: Seth Meyers joked that it didn't take that long for 2020 to become the worst year: Trevor Noah noted that Trump backed out of his new year's resolution very quickly: "The Daily Show" joked that Trump may be clairvoyant:
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How did a sharply dressed insurance agent with a desultory love life, who preferred brothels to relationships, who held crappy middle management jobs before retiring early due to poor health, become, as his one-time lover Milena Jesenská puts it, a "clairvoyant" storyteller, let alone one with a still-unrivalled capacity to take readers deep into the cold core of what it means to be alone and to be human?
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For all its revelations, Letters in the Dark preserves – and perhaps magnifies — the mystery about the flesh-and-blood man How did a sharply dressed insurance agent with a desultory love life, who preferred brothels to relationships, who held crappy middle management jobs before retiring early due to poor health, become, as Milena Jesenská puts it, a "clairvoyant" storyteller, let alone one with a still-unrivalled capacity to take readers deep into the cold core of what it means to be alone and to be human?
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