The Prince Who Was Promised Prophecy What is the prophecy?
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Prophecy Record in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix The Hall of Prophecy is stacked with misty blue orbs, each one containing a prophecy spoken by a Seer.
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His subsequent book, When Prophecy Fails, became a standard sociology reference for examining cognitive dissonance, religious prophecy, and cult-like behavior.
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Origin of the Three-Headed Dragon Prophecy While the prophecy is greatly hinted at in the books, it's only slightly alluded to in the show.
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"Watch what happens if I try not to," became a terrifying prophecy — a prophecy not just about her, but about all of the women who came after her.
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Russell, a young nonwhite boy (New Zealand actor Dennison is Māori), is essentially facing the self-fulfilling prophecy of criminalizing youths of color, in the form of a literal prophecy.
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Mr Trudeau has tried to live up to that prophecy.
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The House Of The Undying Prophecies What is the prophecy?
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In season 8, the Azor Ahai prophecy basically falls apart.
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How many Prophecy cards should go into a strong deck?
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She also has two strikes against her: prophecy and legitimacy.
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But the series writers did use all the prophecy setup.
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His most ardent admirers compared his works to spiritual prophecy.
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Prophecy is what we all have to go by now.
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Well, all these years later, George's prophecy is coming true.
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The price gains are a "self fulfilling prophecy," she said.
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Their support for a Jewish state wasn't about biblical prophecy.
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You know who didn't think the prophecy applied to them?
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I didn't set out to write a piece of prophecy.
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In fact, this is a self fulfilling or unfulfilling prophecy.
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If Morgenthau was a "prophet of doom," his prophecy failed.
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It's a prophecy as haunting and dark as his past.
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Or a tragedy where the soothsayer's prophecy doesn't come true.
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This prophecy has proven wrong for the most elemental reasons.
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Now, of course, the prophecy seems all the more chilling.
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Following Sunday night's episode, Redditor Novastrider shared the following prophecy-related prediction: [MAIN SPOILERS] Upcoming Episode 4 likely connected to famous prophecy from the books from gameofthrones All seems to add up, doesn't it?
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The Targaryens also call this prophecy The Prince That Was Promised.
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After losing Corvus, one option stood out to me: Santana Prophecy.
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In 2017, the president's inauguration speech sounded like a doomsday prophecy.
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Though prophecy was always more Jung's thing, Freud sees the future.
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Exhibit A: There's a full-on prophecy that predicts her death.
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And the story contained in this museum makes those words prophecy.
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Cautionary tales work a lot better when there's some prophecy involved.
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He just took a huge step to fulfilling his own prophecy.
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Was Rhaegar trying to fulfill that prophecy when we married Lyanna?
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Thetripleb also thinks that Jaime will kill Cersei, fulfilling the prophecy.
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Of course, the Prince That Was Promised remains an elusive prophecy.
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If "Prophecy," speaks to her personal travails, it does so obliquely.
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It was as if Trump's insults were a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Mr Harari's prophecy is bleak, but it is far from new.
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Jaime is (maybe) going to fulfill the prophecy by strangling Cersei.
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It would be a tragic case of a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Now his friends say that prophecy appears to have been true.
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Decide for yourself below: Prophecy (4K) from Julius Horsthuis on Vimeo.
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But Mama Weber's words may have been a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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You believed you couldn't do something and, voila, self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Prophecy says the coming hero would have to do the same.
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But there are also some lingering questions relating to Maggy's prophecy.
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Maybe the prophecy was self-fulfilled, but it was coming true.
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But I am here to say this is a false prophecy.
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Maybe others' presumptions of his gayness became a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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But to the couple, the restriction was a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Hopi has been considered the center of native prophecy for generations.
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But Mr. Volcker said inflation had become a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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The "seneschal" referenced in the prophecy is none other than Varys.
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The palm-readers, weary of prophecy, had passed out after lunch.
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What may seem like prophecy is actually the fruit of research.
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Let's stop mourning because the future is a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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If it's not an attempt at political prophecy, what is it?
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Skousen's theories read like a prophecy of Beck rants to come.
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But for me, Heat Signature suddenly became about Santana Prophecy rescuing Corvus.
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The danger is that such rhetoric can be a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Both Elsa and the audience assume she's the villain from the prophecy.
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But this is a prophecy for the time we're living in now.
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Consider this bit of prophecy another redditor pointed to from the books.
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So the Three-Eyed Raven's prophecy could indicate even more transformative powers.
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Then there's Melisandre who was totally underwhelming in fulfilling her final prophecy.
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Still, a Jon/Dany baby might just fulfill a whole different prophecy.
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Of course, the two sides are each their own self-fulfilling prophecy.
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It might even lead to the fulfillment of a prophecy or two.
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It was later speculated that the Mothman was a creature of prophecy.
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Some speculate that the prophecy refers to Jaime Lannister and not Tyrion.
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Corvus Prophecy was a man with a plan... and also a wrench.
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And they worried that scientists' angst could become a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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That said, there is a certain aspect of self-fulfilling prophecy involved.
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But is it just a matter of who fits the prophecy best?
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But by effectively capturing the GOP, Bannon has fulfilled his own prophecy.
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Melisandre's prophecy about Azor Ahai's return, we learn, also applies to women!
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He warned that talk of crisis risked becoming a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Yet Mr Trump's divisiveness has turned this into a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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The prophecy declared that whoever would untie the knot would conquer Asia.
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Flake's speech was powerful because it took on the form of prophecy.
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The latest robotic prophecy comes from Rice University computer scientist Moshe Vardi.
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In A Feast for Crows, we learn the prophecy in its totality.
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An Islamic prophecy identifies Dabiq as the site of an apocalyptic battle.
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It's mostly famous because it's famous; canonization is a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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At some point, all the anxiety can create a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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The oracle and I cried, as over the fulfillment of a prophecy.
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Finally, she intones her prophecy in a droning chant, as if possessed.
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As the historian Herodotus reports, the Athenians found her first prophecy indecipherable.
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Hyundai just revealed a beautiful, electric concept car it's calling the Prophecy.
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And turbine-shaped wheels draw in air, making the Prophecy more aerodynamic.
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Does that start to become a bit of a self-fulfilling prophecy?
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Particularly notable about the Trump Prophecy is the fusion of evangelical attitudes.
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But that became a self-fulfilling prophecy for me after a while.
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As far as prophecy goes, Abbie prefers the divine whisper, but as an actual environmentalist, he has a prophecy truer and realer and perfectly relevant to our times, though perhaps not as grandiose and a little more common-sensical.
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It was a film I made about Josh's prophecy more than my own.
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That little prophecy by way of shade was dropped eight full years ago.
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With Gendry now a true Baratheon, this so-called prophecy could come true.
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Not by destiny or some ancient prophecy — but by sheer relentless hard work.
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"Kids With Guns", "O Green World", ring with almost smug levels of prophecy.
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Also supposedly started this entire, decades-long war over a prophecy promising glory?
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The Republican elephant prophecy isn't the only sign that the end is near.
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Three's a trend, and some pop culture prophecy out there is probably complete.
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The show eels like a symbolic prophecy exploring how the past reverberates today.
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Self-fulfilling prophecy is already well documented as far as personality is concerned.
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It turns out the prophecy in the book took things a little further.
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It doesn't have to do with the nonfulfillment of the [2012 alien] prophecy.
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During that glorious run by Lewis, it looked like a prophecy come true.
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There was a funny prophecy of things to come earlier in the day.
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It's a "self-fulfilling prophecy," say information scientists Markus Mobius and Tanya Rosenblat.
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This piece is prophecy, and it is mythology, and it is an obituary.
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"I think it should be a sort of self-fulfilling prophecy," he added.
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As the 1980s passed, his satire took on the air of a prophecy.
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Callimachi: So you're seeing the loss of territory as undercutting the prophecy, right?
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The first movement, "Prophecy," shows an impressionable Bernstein in thrall to Aaron Copland.
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Rigdol understands this influence as a prophecy of China's eventual colonization of Tibet.
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If Maggy's prophecy holds, regardless of the details, Cersei's future looks absolutely bleak.
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After all, the Christian prophecy implies the destruction of Jews who don't convert.
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Being a modern concept car, the Prophecy is, of course, full of screens.
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Being a modern concept car, the Prophecy is, of course, full of screens.
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But in the presidential bids that followed, hyperbole began to edge toward prophecy.
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Teachers' biases can end up becoming self-fulfilling prophecy, Mr. Gershenson has found.
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Many nuclear and missile tests later, Mr. Bush's prophecy has come to pass.
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While demonstrably false, this narrative became a self-fulfilling prophecy, with tragic results.
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Prophecy rock seemed like an outdated piece of prehistory carved on a rock.
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That said, supply shortages could manifest as a sort of self-fulfilling prophecy.
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After all, a bad mindset can be a self-fulfilling prophecy, says ElDifrawi.
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Of course, neither believed in such methods, but they clung to this prophecy.
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The combination of superstitions, hate and doomsday prophecy has destroyed the Republican Party.
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Toward the end of our conversation, Mr. Neyelle also mentioned Eht'se Ayah's prophecy.
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The scary thing about that is it could become a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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It creates a self-fulfilling prophecy where perceived intimacy leads to real intimacy.
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But The Trump Prophecy is more than a feel-good, low-budget movie.
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The first 90 minutes of The Trump Prophecy are devoted to that story.
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But in 2018, it plays like a prophecy I missed at the time.
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So they've been reluctant to invest, making slow growth a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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The Azor Ahai prophecy comes from the followers of the Lord of Light, R'hllor.
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Rhaegar Targaryen was well-known for believing in the Prince Who Was Promised prophecy.
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The witch's prophecy in season 5 stated that Cersei would only have three children.
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There's literally no other logical conclusion other than this prophecy refers to Dany's dragons.
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This prophecy also means that for each dragon, there is a corresponding dragon rider.
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According to Lakota prophecy, a "black snake" will someday come to destroy Mother Earth.
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And, as the prophecy predicted, women are leading the fight to stop its construction.
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So far, Daenerys has had no reason to doubt this reading of the prophecy.
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"You could just as easily see this becoming a self-fulfilling prophecy," he says.
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He cited increasing recession jitters among investors materializing into a painful self-fulfilling prophecy.
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A stall outside sells recorded sermons on "financial prophecy" and "creating wealth God's way".
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In the world of ice and fire, nothing beats a good prophecy or two.
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The group even named its English language magazine Dabiq in honor of the prophecy.
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The more it goes on, the more of a self-fulfilling prophecy it becomes.
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People on Twitter have blamed the infections on everything from "Obamacare" to biblical prophecy.
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But he feels he has no choice but to keep on preaching his prophecy.
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There's an element of blind faith at work here, and of self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Josh, fulfiller of the numerical prophecy, had placed his Wii U on his desk.
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Suddenly, it's revealed that Elsa's not the subject of the prophecy, Prince Hans is.
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From the vantage point of someone in 210, Scherzer's debut seems like a prophecy.
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And like that, basketball Twitter got extremely petty and amusing, as foretold in prophecy.
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On occasion, the bets themselves prompted further selling, thereby becoming a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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What at the time was an offhand observation now reads like an eerie prophecy.
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But I never listened to his songs and heard a dire self-inflicted prophecy.
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With everyone on their guard, activity slows, and the self-fulfilling prophecy is fulfilled.
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In fact, Jemisin said sci-fi writers have historically been pretty bad at prophecy.
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If either of those happen, Maggy's prophecy will be fulfilled and Arya will succeed.
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The prophecy the witch gave of her three children dying continues to come true.
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"I'm not a prophecy come true," Lacey warns on Brand New's brand new single.
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When one of the crew talks religion, it sounds more like magic or prophecy.
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And yes, a minor first-round prophecy dictates that the more talented teams wins.
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The shelves and shelves of merchandise seem to fulfill a prophecy she never spoke.
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But Holston-Alexander thinks that that problem is more of a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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The aforementioned prophecy was given to Cersei by a witch named Maggy the Frog.
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Is that really prophecy, or is she priming him with the power of suggestion?
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Their dreams looked a little less like prophecy and a little more like madness.
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Nate Silver of FiveThirtyEight lamented that such anxiety can become a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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While polling isn't prophecy, all signs point to a sweep by Biden on Tuesday.
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Hyundai has a new concept car out, which the automaker is calling the Prophecy.
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An EV mullet of sorts, as the the Prophecy screams Tesla in the front ...
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They stop trusting their teachers, and their negative attitude becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Sitting in his walled temple compound in Gintota, Sumedhananda Thero gave a bleak prophecy.
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From our perch at the end of the decade, Gurri's book reads like prophecy.
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The calamities he described began to seem more like grim prophecy than science fiction.
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In 1969, a priest named Joseph Ratzinger made a startling prophecy on German radio.
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The validation of that prophecy has greatly strengthened their standing and hurt the moderates.
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He would be shocked at the extent to which his prophecy has played out.
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Then again, Voldemort was motivated by a famous prophecy that Harry would kill him.
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And the self-fulfilling prophecy of the "art of the possible" is here again.
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This was the OJ Mayo of (minor) prophecy, a cold blooded crunch-time killer.
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But Barkin worries that weak expectations could become a self-fulfilling prophecy down the line.
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Actor Chris Nelson, who plays Mark Taylor, on the set of "The Trump Prophecy" movie.
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There's also a point at which this kind of thing becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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It's almost like creating the environment and then making a self-fulfilling prophecy about it.
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After all that bloodshed and prophecy and smoke babies, Westeros is now a...benevolent oligarchy.
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By the end of the hour and a half, her own prophecy had come true.
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A lot of what happens with the markets is a "self-fulfilling prophecy," Shiller adds.
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Move west to "the land where food grows on water," a prophecy told the Ojibwe.
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And not just because of the prophecy Melisandre reminds Arya of earlier in Episode 3.
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The Vergecast is here once again to fulfill the weekly prophecy of illuminating tech news.
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While slowing the rate of decline buys time, it can be a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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"I don't have an immediate doomsday prophecy," he said at the beginning of the talk.
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There's textual evidence, logical standing, foreshadowing, great storytelling, and even prophecy that supports their reign.
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Or worse, you fulfill the prophecy of shirt sleeves to shirt sleeves in three generations.
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He thus fulfilled the oracle's prophecy, although in a way he could never have foreseen.
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A prophecy is a parasite; it eats through its host to reach the wider world.
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The bad news is that it took 44 years for his prophecy to come true.
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It becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy — a story that turns into a real-life epidemic.
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For many people, the fear of the loss of freedom becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Perhaps the real problem is not that Brand's prophecy failed but that it came true.
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SimpleDataLabs: The creator of Prophecy, a predictive analytics platform focused on business analysts and executives.
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These are people who believe a thousand-year-old prophecy is about to come true.
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But when no one is actively seeking your vote, this becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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I loved the world of the prequels because they were movies about prophecy gone wrong.
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A Lakota prophecy warns of a black snake that will come to destroy the world.
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You do this enough times, the self-doubt turns out to have been a prophecy.
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There's wisdom for the U.S. Navy in Herodotus' tale of prophecy and nautical derring-do.
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Maybe that's because she had watched cable news repeat a self-fulfilling prophecy about electability.
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So it's possible that the self-fulfilling prophecy injects a different level of risk management.
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By this time, the Republican critique of Obamacare was already becoming a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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When it became clear the prophecy was true, Mr. Hinton started plotting his next move.
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"It's a self-fulfilling prophecy," said Patrick Murray, director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute.
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Fears on Wall Street about an imminent recession threatened to become a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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With Obama ordering a review, the fruition of the Putin prophecy is being witnessed today.
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The Trump Prophecy doesn't just want you to believe that God approves of Donald Trump.
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So as Trump claims Obamacare is failing, his administration set up a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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By the way, if we're talking prophecy here, virgin births are a pretty big Messianic signifier.
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Could Jaime be the valonqar ("little brother") that kills her, per Maggy's prophecy in the novels?
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There is not one prophecy for who will save the known world, but, at minimum, two.
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The ASOIAF series suggests Jon's true father, Rhaegar Targaryen (Wilf Scolding), was obsessed with this prophecy.
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However, the very pointed reminder this prophecy isn't gender specific does give Dany the narrative edge.
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Some believe Jon will have to sacrifice her in order to fulfill the Azor Ahai prophecy.
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Another prophecy states that Cersei is going to be killed by her Valonqar, aka little brother.
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We invaded Iraq, thus appearing to fulfill the jihadi prophecy of an apocalyptic battle for Mesopotamia.
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Melisandre turns up and says Dany may be connected to the "Prince That Was Promised" prophecy.
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You're coming to Europe for Prophecy Fest later this summer; how does the band work live?
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Inspired by this ominous prophecy, Ilana suggests that they really live it up and get tattoos.
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This would fulfill the valonqar prophecy, in addition to being an amazing twist in the story.
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US evangelicals have long supported Israel, whose founding they see as the fulfillment of biblical prophecy.
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"In a sense, how we're seen can be a sort of self-fulfilling prophecy," he says.
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Outside Standing Rock Sioux Reservation, North Dakota (CNN) -- A prophecy warned that this time would come.
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In other words: Jamie probably isn't the only one who wants prophecy to go fuck itself.
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Ever since, it's become a pseudo-prophecy, a nonexistent catalogue of the men who've wronged us.
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If all goes to plan, SoftBank's investment, in turn, becomes something of a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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"In all countries a hard time sets in," is how a prophecy from the period begins.
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The promise of the Alpha prophecy is simply too strong to ignore for these magical men.
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This doesn't feel like a prophecy; it feels like a simple statement of the apparent truth.
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Well, the books feature a prophecy Cersei received as a young girl that foretold her death.
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Trump already has predicted a "very difficult" meeting, which is almost always a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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But, Wood misses a crucial component of the prophecy and its pointer to a known history.
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Time travel narratives, I think, are the modern version of classic stories that deal with prophecy.
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But your comments about time travel as a modern-day take on prophecy are well taken.
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What Trump is relying on is the self-fulfilling prophecy that drives all good conspiracy theorists.
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If you'll remember, the witch who killed Drogo in Season 1 also gave Daenerys a prophecy.
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Neil Postman's Amusing Ourselves to Death was written in 803, but it reads like prophecy today.
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The OA, too, claims to have special knowledge of other dimensions, and the gift of prophecy.
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William Butler Yeats' dark prophecy of the rising millennium, "the centre cannot hold," has been reversed.
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So as Trump claims Obamacare is failing, his administration is setting up a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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It's a self-fulfilling prophecy, of course — if you don't believe you can, you surely won't!
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That may make Mr. Musk's all-electric vision a self-fulfilling prophecy, no matter the cost.
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There's Obama and the Mayan Prophecy, Obama Ghostbusters, Obama Versus Aliens, and the list goes on.
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He's frequently made statements that cast the future of Israel as the function of biblical prophecy.
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I suppose this prophecy was part of the family-separation strategy that Turner so poignantly describes.
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"What may seem like prophecy is actually the fruit of research," Wright wrote in the Times.
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The success of Drake's "Scorpion," which was released last Friday, was practically a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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" Esther Schor, a biographer of Ms. Lazarus, put it this way: "Her poem was a prophecy.
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And so they rushed to the bank, and of course it&aposs a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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The Witcher is a story about the lower classes, the people oppressed by prophecy and power.
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In biblical times, Mosul was known as Nineveh, the city in which Jonah delivered his prophecy.
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I've contributed thousands of deaths to the growing pile of digital corpses, waiting for numerical prophecy.
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Some people believe this prophecy subtly names Jaime Lannister as the person destined to kill Cersei.
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Malinowski said PredPol omits individual arrest data to prevent a "self-fulfilling prophecy" in the predictions.
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There was an episode, "Prophecy Girl," where there's this huge, enormous slimy monster attacking my leg.
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Like it or not, Hillary Clinton's blog post is kind of a self-fulfilling meme prophecy.
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And this time to complete the four-championship equation to make a prophecy of her freshman quotation.
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Prophecy inadvertently ended up being the second-best selling new publisher in Germany in the late 90s.
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This prophecy ... makes the case that world events unfold in predictable cycles of roughly 80 years each.
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According to the prophecy, the Chosen One will bring order to the galaxy by destroying the Sith.
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Sure, the prophecy didn't exactly play out like we or the characters on the show might've expected.
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These negative expectations can become a self-fulfilling prophecy (we'll get back to that in a bit).
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Let's go over the elements of the Azor Ahai prophecy and see who best fits the bill.
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One of her many books, The Klan in Prophecy, reported that the KKK had been divinely ordained.
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Anytime you're thinking too hard you'll invariably start making boring music, which is a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Cersei (Lena Headey) even known about this prophecy, because she was the one who heard it first!
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It also represents what a splendidly self-fulfilling prophecy that delusion has often turned out to be.
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Suddenly, it all falls into place: could the 200-year-old baby from the prophecy be...Brianna?
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If we are bombarded with stories of women fighting it out, that becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Tuesday night, he had the Bachelor Arie Luyendyk, Jr. on the show, and he cast his prophecy.
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On the flip side, believing in your more negative thoughts can be a self-fulfilling prophecy, too.
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Which leads us to yet another iconic prophecy we'll see fulfilled by the end of Season 8.
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Partially it's a self-fulfilling prophecy — you are a threat simply because you've been called a threat.
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A prophecy that some fans believe relates to Jon or Dany, regarding the legendary hero Azor Ahai.
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We already knew Melisandre's magic was real, but how does that explain the faultiness of her prophecy?
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The previous map, Sanhok, had some of these elements, but Vikendi is the fulfillment of the prophecy.
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The first prophecy we heard is that no society can exist if these foundational myths are questioned.
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This ties back to another prophecy Bran often flashes to of dragon wings beating over the capital.
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Next month, on September 30, Prophecy Productions will release Alcest's new album, Kodama, on which Neige & co.
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Public opprobrium, the idea that we will never amount to anything, shouldn't be a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Among some devoutly evangelical Protestants, the referendum has been viewed as a playing out of religious prophecy.
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Yet reading the Hebrew Bible typologically, as a prophecy of Jesus, was and is fundamental to Christianity.
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The valonqar prophecy has always suggested that Jaime was the leading candidate, but also points to Tyrion.
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Before leaving Europe, she had begun work on a painting that she would eventually call "Prophecy" (1956).
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Arguments that the Iranians will never agree to changes in these areas are a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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As a graduate student I was considered a scholar — a notion that became a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Spikes' prophecy that a $10-a-month plan was unsustainable appeared to be close to coming true.
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It refers to a prophecy that will supposedly be realized in the final era before the apocalypse.
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"He was obsessed with Mr. Trump," Barbara said, recalling her son's words as if they were prophecy.
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And by dismissing it as little more than an occupational hazard, Hodgson creates a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Fifty years after that political earthquake of '68, the prophecy of Cosío Villegas reached its natural conclusion.
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Scholars have long puzzled over the recitation, which doesn't seem to match any known prophecy of Merlin's.
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But then the further you get into "adulthood," the more you notice that cliché prophecy coming true.
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" But she added that the music industry's worries over the decision had created a "self-fulfilling prophecy.
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And on top of that, Cersei is also fighting against a prophecy that foresees impending, inescapable doom.
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At the conference and in the years that followed, they matched up biblical prophecy with world events.
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Mr. Albert told the authorities he was headed to a church to "fulfill a prophecy," officials said.
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There's no prophecy and no, um, whatever that glowing thing was at the end of the series.
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A realization struck him with the full force of prophecy: the American president's wellbeing affected his own.
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When he first proclaimed prophecy, even his own uncle laughed at him, but he never laughed back.
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But worries about a future downturn can also have the effect of becoming a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Heeding the prophecy meant evacuating metropolitan Athens, transporting the populace to Salamis, and preparing for sea battle.
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"And you don't ask the right questions ... so it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy," Whitehouse replied. Sen.
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Jen reuniting the lost piece, the shard, to the dark crystal was reportedly foretold as a prophecy.
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"That lack of aspiration, lack of hope, is going to become a self-fulfilling prophecy," he said.
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The bullish mood could be a self-fulfilling prophecy and lead to continuing gains for a while.
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And because this is Game of Thrones, everything from fate to prophecy should be kept in doubt.
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One critic likened Mr. Cahn's prophecy project to a "fragile house of cards," set to tumble down.
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They appear to, and are already acting in consequence, generating the beginnings of a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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One of the most striking things about The Trump Prophecy is how little it's about, well, Trump.
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We had Y2K and The Celestine Prophecy, while they had Josephin Péladan and the Salon Rose+Croix.
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To understand the ascent of Prophecy Productions, you need to go back to the days of tape trading.
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Waiting to see if Arya Stark wins the Game of Thrones — or Melisandre's prophecy that she'll kill Dany?
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All of a sudden, her season 2 warlock-induced prophecy from the House of the Undying makes sense.
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Stream The Mountains Are Beautiful Now below in its entirety, and nab the album here via Prophecy Productions.
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There's always a chance that two or more people could join forces to fulfill the Azor Ahai prophecy.
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So long as shareholders retain their faith in this model, Amazon's heady valuation resembles a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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FOR two centuries a hoary prophecy held that Thailand's Chakri dynasty would produce no more than nine kings.
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Since nothing good ever has irregular borders, I hopelessly accepted Google's prophecy while awaiting the biopsy to confirm.
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But prophecy aside, Varys betrayal was laid out clearly all the way in episode 2 of Season 7.
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And buying into the negative stereotypes about dating as a single parent can become a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Melisandre says that Daenerys and Jon Snow are crucial to the prophecy: "Prophecies are dangerous things," Melisandre intones.
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With Jon Snow being able to ride a dragon, it seems like this prophecy is being partly fulfilled.
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But, instead, Hart's small slice of comedy proved to be a prophecy for the spectacle that would follow.
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And it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy where we just ratchet up the baseline as for these rates.
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"We set out to retell the Seven Fires Prophecy," Zack said at a Q&A following the screening.
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Every word of the grim prophecy Maggy the Frog gave a young Cersei has come true so far.
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The end of the prophecy states that "valonqar," which is High Valyrian for "little brother" will kill her.
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Ben Silbermann, Pinterest CEOPhoto: Drew Angerer (Getty)Another day, another Silicon Valley IPO, just as the prophecy foretold.
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There will be some regression, and even then what the first 30 games prophecy will still be true.
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For those who need a refresher, the prophecy from Maggy the Frog stipulated that: Three [children] for you.
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But predictive software has no way of knowing that, and can thus lead to a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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If the comet signaled the birth of dragons or Azor Ahai prophecy, that's a direct threat to them.
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Playing it today, against a backdrop of looming ecological disaster and political disintegration, it reads like a prophecy.
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When Indigo Prophecy released back in 2005, it felt like a major step for interactive storytelling in games.
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Between its uncompromising, blistering rage and its condemnatory rhetorical stance, the play has many echoes of Biblical prophecy.
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But Pentecostalism also honours spontaneous ecstatic experiences and what it describes as direct revelations from God or prophecy.
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But for everyone else, it's a jumble of elaborate names, garish CGI effects, and opaque, silly-sounding prophecy.
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In the book series, there is a prophecy called the valonqar which was not discussed in the show.
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" And for some fundamentalists, Jerusalem is also central to the fulfillment of Biblical prophecy around the "End Times.
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Japan's stagnation had become a self-fulfilling prophecy; Abenomics could succeed only if enough people believed it would.
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Instead of scolding young people for not voting — a self-fulfilling prophecy — just talk with them about politics.
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" Other evangelical pastors and teachers also praised the action as "biblical" and likened it to a "fulfilled prophecy.
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This reduces the chances that kids will make a label like "high risk" into a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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This became a self-fulfilling prophecy, as more speculators rushed in and bought more coal when prices rose.
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We spoke to Ikeda about nature, prophecy, and how he creates such imaginative landscapes in a single draft.
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The prophecy goes that this prince will reemerge following the end of a long summer to battle evil.
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It also makes sense; Game of Thrones is a show very much concerned with prophecy and its fulfillment.
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Republicans have always said it would fail and they are doing everything they can to fulfill that prophecy.
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The result is a vacuum of attention and a self-fulfilling prophecy that hurts Democrats in swing states.
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In his lowest, he is more like a speaking canary, prone to prophecy, a game with losing odds.
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In George R.R. Martin's books, Maggy's prophecy includes the detail that Cersei will outlive and bury her children.
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"If they're saying that 'Well, it's not going to work,' it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy," he said.
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Fans have various theories — that the song is about a prophecy, that it was written by Rhaegar Targaryen.
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"Panic buying is a self-fulfilling prophecy," Karan Girotra, professor of operations at Cornell University, told USA Today.
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Zeus, feeling a little bad about the situation, gave Tiresias the consolation prizes of prophecy and long life.
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So you're a teenage Chosen One and you fulfill the prophecy, defeat the Dark One, and...go home?
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Eli of "Eli Stone" decides his visions are a prophecy and he's going to be a better man.
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Second, don't let your purported style be a self-fulfilling prophecy of failure or an excuse for resignation.
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Evidently catered toward autonomous driving, the Prophecy sports a pair of joysticks instead of a conventional steering wheel.
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Because antifa groups are willing to use force when needed, provoking them can trigger a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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The self-proclaimed Health Ranger and one of the internet's more prolific conspiracy-mongers offered a dark prophecy.
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But presuming the worst often results in the worst results; low expectations can be a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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By failing to rescue them, we are creating a self-fulfilling prophecy and are complicit in their suffering.
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Economists said the concern, then was that gloomy sentiment would manifest as a "self-fulfilling prophecy" for companies.
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Sarah Isgur: Biden's frontrunner status isn't a self-fulfilling prophecy Joe Biden didn't have a great night...again.
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It's the number one issue for Democratic voters, but being "electable" isn't a self-fulfilling prophecy for success.
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In Sims's telling, the figure of Sherlock Holmes looms over Conan Doyle's early days like a Delphic prophecy.
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"This kind of rhetoric pushes them together and in a way creates a self-fulfilling prophecy," he said.
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I write science fiction set in the near future, so I'm constantly testing my own powers of prophecy.
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One, as he learns to fulfill his prophecy as the harbinger of doom, he doesn't change in appearance.
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Fea pointed out that among a certain subset of evangelicals, even innocuous details seem to be evidence of prophecy.
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Koller also held a specific aesthetic dear to his heart, and was determined to make Prophecy releases something special.
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There's some debate over whether Daenerys has green eyes or blue, but they both are covered by Melisandre's prophecy.
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This baby would be the fourth, and so its chances of survival seem slim in keeping with the prophecy.
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The prophecy states that a legendary warrior will basically fight off the night and restore peace to the land.
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Saving her brother Bran (Isaac Hempstead Wright) and essentially all of humanity, Arya achieved two-thirds of the prophecy.
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Martin's novels and Game of Thrones have both introduced a grim prophecy from a witch named Maggy the Frog.
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And while, yes, Cersei says she is pregnant again, if the prophecy is right, her fourth will not survive.
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Contango can be a self-fulfilling prophecy, because the more oil is stored, the lower short-term prices go.
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But at what point does technology go from being predictive to becoming entrapment or, worse, a self-fulfilling prophecy?
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Looking back, their farewell exchange in Season 3 could be interpreted as a prophecy of a potential romantic union.
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His doomsday prophecy, Stutz explains, came right on the cusp of industrialization, modern sanitation, and the era of vaccines.
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Few of them have handled the pressure or come as close to fulfilling the prophecy as well as Neymar.
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I try to make the dream feel less like prophecy and more like the pastiche I know it is.
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Throughout Sabrina part 1, "Miss Wardwell" often speaks of an "apocalyptic" prophecy from the devil, which Sabrina fits into.
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It simply fulfills a prophecy many foretold in the months (and years) leading up to the 2016 Olympic Games.
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Although many economists are predicting a downturn, a big bank executive doing so can become a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Could their hypothetical son be "the stallion who mounts the world," as predicted to Daenerys via a Dothraki prophecy?
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The funny thing is, my perception that there was something very wrong my bladder became a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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In addition to adopting the rhetorical position of Biblical prophecy, it also plays with Biblical material in clever ways.
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Such talk is "incredibly irresponsible in my view because it will become a self fulfilling prophecy," Kasriel tells Axios.
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Prior to the win, Parks and Rec co-creator Michael Schur spoke with the Washington Post about his prophecy.
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If there is a legitimate fear at all, it is that media hype may create a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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It was only natural that the hunt's victims be found among those who set the original prophecy in motion.
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As Republican lawmakers have also slashed the IRS's budget over the past decade, the prophecy is effectively self-fulfilling.
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An Islamic prophecy identifies Dabiq as the site of a battle between Muslims and infidels that will presage doomsday.
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Morgan Stanley on Wednesday warned Tesla shareholders the stock's fall could be a "self-fulfilling" prophecy for further declines.
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His works are so mythic that they've been associated with prophecy more than once, he tells The Creators Project.
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No. IQ predicts a bunch of things like income and success in various fields, but prediction is not prophecy.
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In the books, the witch's prophecy also mentions that she will be killed by the Valonqar, or younger brother.
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This prophecy came true with the births of Joffrey, Myrcella and Tommen, all conceived with Cersei's twin brother, Jaime.
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They continued to emphasize the imminent second coming of Christ, and they avidly aligned biblical prophecy with current events.
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Her prophecy adds fantasies of death to the mix, especially since she refuses to tell him how he'll die.
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Doomsday—as a prophecy, a literary genre, and a business opportunity—is never static; it evolves with our anxieties.
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She fled King Herod, killer of infants, who was desperate to retain power amid prophecy of a newborn messiah.
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But here's the twist: if the prophecy comes true, that means Khal Drogo will be returned to Dany, right?
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Essay Maybe because we're living in a dystopia, it feels as if we've become obsessed with prophecy of late.
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That could increase pressure for peripheral countries to exit, making discussion of the possibility of a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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But there were also fan theories that the prophecy wasn't as simple as Daenerys coming in and killing Cersei.
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The Trump Prophecy is funded and produced by Charlotte-based ReelWorks Studios, with a budget of about $2 million.
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It's telling that The Trump Prophecy doesn't even try to pretend Trump is a good, or even acceptable, leader.
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Furthermore, when teachers expect students to fail, it can become a self-fulfilling prophecy, like it did in Boland's case.
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If Maggy the frog's prophecy to Cersei is to be believed, poor King Tommen has to croak at some point.
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We could be facing a "self-fulfilling prophecy" when it comes to who is considered electable, as Gillibrand herself suggests.
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In August, Apple fulfilled years of prophecy and became the first publicly traded company with a trillion-dollar market cap.
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Tied to the Azor Ahai prophecy, the sword's believed to have forged the steel sword with his wife Nessa's heart.
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On May 21st, Showtime brought back David Lynch's groundbreaking TV series Twin Peaks, and fulfilled a prophecy in the process.
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Among them was a prophecy that sometime this year, three of the big four US carriers will undergo CEO changes.
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Although I must say, the lineup I have assembled for the Prophecy Fest show is full of very great musicians!
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Instead, CBN operates within its own cross-genre paradigm of "faith news," offering viewers not predictions or analysis, but prophecy.
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We have already seen much of the prophecy come to pass, including the deaths of all three of her children.
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There's been a lot of talk about who on the show would fulfill the prophecy of Azor Ahai being reborn.
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Melisandre finally resurfaced after a long absence, at least long enough to light some fires and re-up a prophecy.
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Tell someone they have three months to live, and kill their hope, and the prophecy may very well come true.
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In the beginning of the book, you mention this Big Marijuana prophecy about how conglomerates are sure to take over.
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Lots of ink has been spilled on deciphering the prophecy that Maggy the Frog delivered to Cersei as a child.
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It's a self fulfilling prophecy: A recent study found that telling women they're bad with money decreases our cognitive function.
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Dove into danger and the unknown with nothing but a prophecy and sense of duty to protect what is right.
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But to fulfill that prophecy, Jyve will have to out-tech old-school staffing firms like Acosta, Advantage and Crossmark.
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"I don't have an immediate doomsday prophecy," said Musk, but he noted that he saw only two possible paths forward.
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You can do that with entertainment or wisdom, a joke or a truth, a witty slogan or a sonorous prophecy.
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Aside from various visions, another recurring prophecy insists "the dragon has three heads" (which is also in the Targaryen sigil).
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But I think it was a self-fulfilling prophecy: Your representative doesn't know how you feel unless you tell them.
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And as the gallery wall plates explain, "Prophecy" invites viewers to read it through the prism of the Krasner's psychobiography.
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And while the show has referenced that prophecy, it hasn't really fleshed out Rhaegar's story the way the books have.
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But Maggy the Frog's prophecy has proven accurate over time: she had three children, and all of them are dead.
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Now that the events of Game of Thrones have unfolded, we can recognize just how spot-on Maggy's prophecy was.
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The biggest challenge for Ryan now may be keeping the discontentment of a few from ballooning into self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Both Melisandre and the latest red priestess to join the series, Kinvara, know of a prophecy about a promised "prince".
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In the Aeneid, Virgil puts forward a prophecy founded on proto-pizza consumption, which foretells where Rome shall be built.
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It's probably an exaggeration – but it must be infuriating for Trump in particular, and may become a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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So, what are we to make of this prophecy that the show seems dead set on beating into our brains?
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Studies show that white evangelicals are much more likely than other Americans to believe that Israel fulfills a biblical prophecy.
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I braced myself for a dark prophecy, for the words of a politician who would die with possibly no successors.
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Somewhat reminiscent of Hyundai's striking Prophecy concept, the 2021 G80 sports a sleek, curvy look that justifies its luxury claims.
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And she emphatically lived up to her prophecy with a stirring, authoritative, come-from-behind victory in the giant slalom.
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Many are momentary fads and sensations that the true professionals of the prophecy game dismiss as so much junk food.
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Around the time the Skeksis took control of Thra, a prophecy was foretold that one day balance would be restored.
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Through their actions, we have been on the path of a self-fulfilling prophecy that leads to a shooting war.
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If customers desperately begin to withdraw their deposits from a bank, it can quickly turn into a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Whatever the limitations of his daring prophecy, the financial crisis dawned in 2008 and gave us 'the end of economics'.
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Koller also cut recording costs by aligning Prophecy with a studio owned by Markus Stock (Empyrium's founding member and multi-instrumentalist).
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The 200 day moving average is a technical level that so many people watch, that it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Liberty University students in the cinema arts department mount cameras on fire trucks for a scene in "The Trump Prophecy" film.
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We don't need to take this prophecy literally for it to make sense for Jaime, but all these things line up.
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Quantic Dream's four most recent interactive dramas (Indigo Prophecy, Heavy Rain, Beyond: Two Souls, and Detroit: Become Human) garnered massive followings.
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Will Jaime catch wind of this plan and kill her — and will that be how Maggy the Frog's prophecy gets fulfilled?
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I'm convinced that perhaps it is the guilt of indulging that fulfills our self-prophecy that indulgence is paired with destruction.
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It's a fantastically cinematic end to the series, supported by some fan's interpretation of Melisandre's eye color prophecy in Episode 3.
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This prophecy we though we understood takes on a much darker meaning now, after the cataclysmic events of the penultimate episode.
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My prophecy took my Twitter followers by surprise and earned me a few sneers, and, for my sins, I was ratioed.
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But now, when his offhand joke reads like prophecy, the circumstances demand more than good-natured forbearance or a witty riposte.
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But Season 7's reveal that she was pregnant with a fourth child supposedly threw a wrench into the whole prophecy.
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SpaceX shows us a thing or two, Facebook fights fraudulent facts in German and drones are fulfilling their long-told prophecy.
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One critical way to create this self-fulfilling prophecy, according to Singh's research, is to take control of the broadcast media.
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But it likely has something to do with the Azor Ahai prophecy, which describes the Prince Who Was Promised as resurrected.
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Mr. Creme claimed to have received a prophecy in 1959 from one of Christ's close disciples, he said in an interview.
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It seems to me that Merwin wanted these new poems to channel apocalyptic prophecy without suggesting that he was its source.
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This threatens to become a self-fulfilling prophecy, as discrimination primes Estonian Russians for the virulent political propaganda exported by Russia.
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Whenever he looks down at his left arm, he'll see a three-digit reminder that prophecy and reality are worlds apart.
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A woman with no memory appears, bound by a prophecy and sets off on a quest in a strange, changing island.
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It has also become a self-fulfilling prophecy: Intel, for example, plans their innovation cycles of chips partially around Moore's Law.
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I couldn't, and as a result, we're premiering the band's first album (its reissue marks their debut for Prophecy Productions) below.
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But I'm not ready to accept that this is inevitable — because accepting it as inevitable would become a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Elizabeth Warren disappointed in the results, arguing that the media has created a self-fulfilling prophecy around "electability" that discounts women.
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And since he was the son of a shaman, it was only natural he'd think that the prophecy was about him.
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When the Great London Fire, which lasted four days, erupted that year, many saw it as a fulfillment of the prophecy.
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Snopes, the fact-checking website, said, "lobbing vague claims about likely events does not a prediction make," when examining Browne's prophecy.
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For the Tennessee-born Waller, helping the Jewish settlers cultivate the land means taking part in the fulfillment of a prophecy.
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"Rumor is just a prophecy far ahead of our times," says a quote widely shared online in China in recent weeks.
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Now with tax reform positioned to balloon deficits, the GOP's most consistent criticism of Democrats will become a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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And in that way, I think the near-daily public polls showing Biden with a lead became a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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The attitude about, we can do this and we are doing it has shifted dramatically, and it's a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Others feared that the Martians were offspring of the Devil and had cannibalized all the angels, fulfilling an ancient Biblical prophecy.
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Don't forget, though, Cersei really believes in prophecy: She notes to Jaime in Season 6 that everything Maggy said came true.
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For the lesser-known GOP candidates of the 2016 cycle, the dual-tier debate format turned into a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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" Cooper returns the prophecy to the Liberian English in which she imagines it was proffered: "Ma, de pekin wa'na easy oh.
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By carrying itself like a big guy when it was still a small guy, eventually it became a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Specifically, Eddie seemed to have the gift of foresight and prophecy, while Sarah could, apparently, bring the dead back to life.
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The plot of The Trump Prophecy (to the extent that there is a plot) is simple and based on a memoir.
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One of the most unnerving things about The Trump Prophecy is the degree to which it functions as an echo chamber.
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Dany, Jon, & The Azor Ahai Prophecy For some time now, fans have been trying to predict who this mysterious savior of Westeros could be and since one part of the prophecy involves the Prince That Was Promised needing to kill the woman he loves in order to save the world, Jon feels like the perfect candidate.
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But The Trump Prophecy's focus on, well, prophecy, and the figures it chooses to highlight in its interview portions come from a different evangelical tradition altogether: what's often referred to as the New Apostolic Reformation (NAR), an umbrella term for a loosely connected network of mostly-Pentecostal evangelical preachers who focus on miracles, spiritual healing, and prophecy.
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This one, however, didn't delve into housing or child care but instead offered a dark prophecy for America: A recession is coming.
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He noted that people would start to worry more about the possibility of a recession, which could create a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Melisandre reminded us of a season 3 prophecy in the last scene we have with Arya before she makes her surprise kill.
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To Cersei, this will look like a fulfillment of Maggy the Frog's prophecy: "Valonqar," aka "little brother" in High Valyrian, killing her.
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The prophecy of my 2013 Tumblr entry "Khal Drogo and Tormund go to bar and become friends" has at last come true.
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Joe Aldred, a Jamaican-born Pentecostal bishop with the Church of God of Prophecy, said that differences extend to beliefs and practices.
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The only thing is that the prophecy says that Azor Ahai will use his flaming sword, Lightbringer, to kill his loved one.
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Jones's prophecy was correct, but for one detail: Americans did not require a fascist regime to jail more than 2 million people.
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When I recovered my memory four weeks later and I remembered the Roma woman's words, I felt the prophecy releasing its clutches.
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If you're wondering how a death row Jaime could escape Dragonstone to murder his twin-lover, that's where another prophecy comes in.
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That only accounts for the "new king" that rises, though, with no clear connection to the ominous second part of the prophecy.
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He proceeds from a worldview and seeks to confirm it, without asking to what degree his coverage becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Dennis Davitt, portfolio manager at Harvest Volatility Management, agrees that the stock's upward momentum is a bit of a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Kerrigan has been reborn in fire, in a way, so it's actually not too far off from the Game of Thrones prophecy.
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Then, prominent Christians and Muslims met behind closed doors and probed each others' understanding of religious concepts like scripture, salvation and prophecy.
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But even with several seasons of attempted setup, book foreshadowing, and straight-up prophecy, her moral downfall lacked both logic and meaning.
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Go deeper: Special report: Global threats multiple Russia and China form a front The AI arms race is a self-fulfilling prophecy
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A European bond strategist said trading glitches could become a "self-fulfilling prophecy" as people feel their way under the new rules.
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In a time when most Western observers were celebrating, Akerman intuited a dark prophecy of future migrant crises and turmoil in Europe.
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The privy The next prophecy comes courtesy of Mary herself, who very portentously tells Grace to never go to the bathroom alone.
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According to a Confucian mindset, happiness is a self-fulfilling prophecy that replicates itself the more we find reasons for its existence.
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It's like the prophecy of Ellie Sattler in Jurassic Park came true: Man creates dinosaurs, dinosaurs eat man, woman inherits the Earth.
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Evangelicals see the creation of Israel as biblical prophecy and are adamantly against dividing the land in a peace agreement with Palestinians.
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Quaithe's most important prophecy, though, is about the trials Daenerys will face: Soon comes the pale mare, and after her the others.
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It would be a failure to quietly allow the GOP's tendentious predictions of an Obamacare collapse to become a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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My heart breaks knowing he has two options — live long enough to fulfill this prophecy, or die as a result of it.
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Then came a Final Four matchup against Mississippi State, one in which Connecticut was heavily favored, and suddenly Auriemma's prophecy came true.
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When she was a girl, the newly self-appointed queen received an eerily spot-on prophecy from a fortune teller named Maggy.
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The Christian scripture as we know it—almost the very last line of the New Testament—is this prophecy of "His" return.
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In that month, the prophecy of Worldwide Shit, originally conceived through a collaboration with China-based Sudanese rapper J. Mag, took hold.
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Early this season it was stated outright that the Azor Ahai prophecy may have been mistranslated when it regards the savior's gender.
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" • The speech ends by quoting a prophecy of civil war from Virgil's "Aeneid": "As I look ahead, I am filled with foreboding.
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The evil Prince Viridian (Gijs Blom) had gotten wind of the prophecy as well, and subsequently applied it to his own situation.
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"If you tell your child that sugar will make them act crazy, that can become a self-fulfilling prophecy," Dr. Rowell said.
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"If you tell your child that sugar will make them act crazy, that can become a self-fulfilling prophecy," Dr. Rowell said.
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As notably, Spurinna's warning to Caesar was more complex — and more accurate — than the type of prophecy most modern skeptics would dismiss.
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Science fiction is so often a self-fulfilling prophecy, as it provides a vision for humans to chase after with technological innovation.
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That might well be a prophecy for the rest of the world, as the number of confirmed cases continues to rise quickly.
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Scroll down to see inside the Prophecy, Hyundai's beautiful new concept car that hints at an equally beautiful future for its EVs.
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And when investors aren't feeling great about it, sometimes it can be a self-fulfilling prophecy — and help bring on a recession.
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The shriveled, drug-addled figure of Cynthia's estranged husband, Brucie (John Earl Jelks), looms as a possible prophecy of everyone else's fate.
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Evangelicals believe in the biblical prophecy that God promised the land of Israel — including modern-day Jerusalem — to Abraham and his descendants.
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If the Yankees play every game, against every team, with the relentless approach they did on Thursday, they might fulfill Rivera's prophecy.
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Hussle captured both his métier and his pedigree when he dubbed himself the "2Pac of my generation," a cleareyed if fatal prophecy.
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The plot twist legitimized Melissandre's sorcery, excused Jon from the Night's Watch, and added credence to the "prince that was promised" prophecy.
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Of course, at some point it's all a self-fulfilling prophecy: the more you question someone's electability, the less electable they are.
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Another striking element of The Trump Prophecy is the way in which it seamlessly unites two very different models of contemporary evangelicalism.
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If the Jedi prophecy foretells of a Chosen One who will balance the force, doesn't that mean the Dark Side shouldn't be destroyed?
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The ritual ties everything from apocalyptic prophecy to individual self-improvement in a web of conspiracy theories, new-age beliefs, and occult ideas.
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That would allow Arya to check yet another name off of her list and complete the Valonqar prophecy in the most unexpected manner.
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She says psychological astrologers don't typecast and forecast like this, because it can be limiting and often feels like a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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I don't know how fair or ethical this self-fulfilling prophecy is, but it's certainly illustrative of the transformative power of the iPhone.
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It was when an enraged, confused Daenerys asked when she'd get Drogo back to normal that Mirri Maz Duur delivers her fateful prophecy.
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If that card has a Prophecy ability, you'll be able to play it immediately and potentially swing the game back in your favor.
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Even worse, the prophecy in the books states that Cersei will die at the hands of the Valonqar — "little brother" in High Valyrian.
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A recent Reddit essay makes a convincing argument for an interpretation of the the Prince That Was Promised prophecy that could change everything.
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Either way, these two have tragedy written all over them: To fulfill Martin's ominous prophecy, they can't end up living happily ever after.
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This Twitter oracle predicts that Sam Smith will write a beautiful record about his new love, and we hope his prophecy comes true.
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The company turned Moore's law—which states that computing power doubles every two years at the same cost—into a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Without a doubt, no matter how much I crave new friendships, I will die a miserable bastard stuck in a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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When Verizon CEO Hans Vestberg delivered his keynote address at CES in Las Vegas on Tuesday evening, his speech was shaded with prophecy.
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Presumably, she'll come back with some sort of knowledge, magic, or person relevant to the Azor Ahai prophecy and Battle for the Dawn.
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A new prophecy from George R. R. Martin's recently published Fire and Blood companion book hinted at the potential of a King Gendry.
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But it also turns the restrictionist worry that immigrants today prefer to live transnational lives rather than assimilate into a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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So it was no surprise when in 1980 he repudiated as "false prophecy" his earlier stance against the separation of church and state.
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It gives Rey (and us) the gift of freedom to move forward, without the burden of a rich history or a dramatic prophecy.
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There is a prophecy in the 1999 film Smart House: Soon, the computer will know more about you than you know about yourself.
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Clark's prophecy comes true, and some eagle-eyed drivers recognize the white Bronco with Cowlings behind the wheel and Simpson in the backseat.
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As the website The Smoking Gun first reported, Stone's gift for prophecy became acuter the closer WikiLeaks got to its Podesta data dump.
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No one buys her prophecy; for Mr. Rioult, her curse is a metaphor for the way that war is sometimes chosen over reason.
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The Azor Ahai prophecy, in particular, seems to point to Jon—whose father Rhaegar was convinced that he would sire the promised savior.
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Last month, U.S. senator and Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren had a chilling prophecy for America and warned that a recession is coming.
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"The book is testament to a line of black protest and prophecy that stretches from Walker to Du Bois to #blacklivesmatter," he said.
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"In a way, it was going to be a self-fulfilling prophecy because I've ruined everything in my life always," he said then.
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Tabloids and fashion rags, gleaming as a lie, stitch a prophecy for Bai Ling's daughter: a lifetime of cover shots and television appearances.
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As is well known, he convinced them that the Beatles' White Album was written as a message containing the prophecy of race war.
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The story remains both simple -- a young girl, Lyra ("Logan's" Dafne Keen), who is destined for great things, according to prophecy -- and convoluted.
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But for the positioning to hold, Trump needs to convince his opponents that they are failing, so the prophecy will become self-fulfilling.
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His birth father was a shaman, but it was Lavinia who was able to fulfill the mystical prophecy they'd heard in their travels.
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He is also a Zikri Muslim, a religious minority targeted by fundamentalists because its members do not adhere to the prophecy of Muhammad.
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In the first movement, "Prophecy," you hear a brilliantly gifted composer under the thrall of Copland, Piston and other 20th-century American symphonists.
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But the second part of Cantwell's prophecy, that the island will bleed while the law is contested, turned out to be equally true.
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Instead, we are creating a self-fulfilling prophecy that government doesn't function well, and therefore it should be defunded — further eroding its effectiveness.
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In a self-fulfilling prophecy, Mexico's neobank market became all the more competitive this month with the addition of a new player: Stori.
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Or perhaps it is that the snow has accumulated, the way all such moments do in life, the weight of meaning, of prophecy.
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An elder, Martin Gashweseoma, first told me of the Hopi prophecies and the petroglyphs on prophecy rock in Arizona about 15 years ago.
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At Standing Rock, the elders, once resistant to their movement, now insisted that the youths accept the responsibility that the prophecy had foretold.
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That it manages to work these themes through a world of high magic, prophecy, and monster hunters is one of its core charms.
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A Pew Research Center study in 2003 found that 85033 percent of evangelical Christians believed that the existence of Israel fulfilled biblical prophecy.
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And that means pessimism can be a self-fulfilling prophecy as we let our fears interfere with our motivation to prove them false.
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That's because prophecy is hard, and as the last two years have reminded us, history's arc bends one way only until it doesn't.
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The book is not prophecy, but its appearance in the middle of the worst pandemic in living memory is not entirely coincidental either.
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If Mr Federer and Ms Kvitova fulfill the prophecy of the betting markets and triumph this fortnight, that appearance of tradition will remain intact.
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Andrew Jackson based his farewell on Washington's "voice of prophecy" and his warnings against exacerbating the regional divisions that could lead to civil war.
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One that would fit directly into the prophecy of Azor Ahai, the Lord of Light, the long-anticipated messiah that Jon Snow may be.
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The basis for the theory comes from Melisandre's prophecy that Arya would shut many eyes forever, including brown ones, blue ones, and green ones.
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On the one hand, Maggy the Frog's prophecy (all of which has come true so far) suggests that Jaime or Tyrion will kill Cersei.
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That way the prophecy would still sort of be fulfilled, but it would also give Arya a fitting conclusion to her badass assassin's arch.
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"This late-cycle recession has the potential to become a self-fulfilling prophecy," Smith said Tuesday during a financial conference held in New York.
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One redditor made the very well-thought out argument for how practically every aspect of the Azor Ahai prophecy played out in the finale.
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Viewers of the show will recognize that part of this prophecy has already come true onscreen with the deaths of Joffrey, Myrcella, and Tommen.
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Dressing like the world is about to end seemed to me like a very bleak self-fulfilling prophecy that's already started to prove true.
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Some think the twist is that if you read the prophecy as a metaphor, Jon is actually Lightbringer, Azor Ahai's sword against the darkness.
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That it can come across as both the aftermath of one event and the prophecy of another is just one of its many strengths.
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Those preparations, most notably the kinds of increased troop deployments to the Korean Peninsula we've already been seeing, risk becoming a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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But by telling Jaime and Cersei to go through the Red Keep's dungeon to escape on a boat, Tyrion inadvertently fulfilled the valonqar prophecy.
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Recall, if you will, the prophecy foretold about Ms. Lannister's future, starting with her children: Gold shall be their crowns and gold their shrouds.
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Prophecy is, counterintuitively, an inherited genre, a genre of inheritance, and it is a genre that Kushner embraced in all its imaginative, overwrought fabulousness.
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Nobel laureate Robert Shiller suggests a self-fulfilling is prophecy unfolding on Wall Street that could ultimately derail the longest bull market in history.
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Now they don't want to be involved in anything that has to do with repealing Obamacare, so that's sort of a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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She's been interested in the role of prophecy in Game of Thrones, comparing the High Sparrow and the Red Woman to ancient prophetic traditions.
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In the sermon, Hagee seems to indicate that Adolf Hitler may have been aiding to fulfill God's prophecy of the Jews' return to Israel.
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Shakespeare appropriates Islam for Protestant causes, aligning the false prophecy of Muhammad with the inspired Joan of Arc; Was Mahomet inspired with a dove?
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Mitch Hedberg's joke about rice being a good meal when you are hungry for 2,000 of something may turn out to be a prophecy.
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Coleridge's albatross, Poe's raven, Hitchcock's homicidal flock and Iñárritu's costumed Birdman: Birds act as figures of prophecy, manifestations of trauma, voices of the superego.
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Stefan's presence worries Freya because the prophecy that spells the death of the original vampire family says a friend will fell one of them.
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And because Game of Thrones has now diverged from its source material, there's no hard rule that it will make Maggy's prophecy come true.
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It also fulfilled a prophecy by Sister Jean, who picked her beloved Ramblers to reach the national title game in one of her brackets.
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The prophecy suggests that Joffrey, Myrcella, and Tommen, who are all deceased, are and will remain the only children Cersei will give birth to.
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Many evangelical Christians also support Israeli annexation of the West Bank because of a biblical prophecy that God promised the land to the Jews.
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In Game of Thrones' seventh season, Melisandre visits Daenerys, to tell her about how she believes Dany and Jon are key to this prophecy.
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We don't know if this vision of a peaceful future life with Michonne is a prophecy of events to come or a wishful fantasy.
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And the Prophecy is full of functional design elements as well — an air intake below the bumper, for example, serves to cool the batteries.
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A barrage of negative statements from the administration could project an official view that the health law is collapsing, creating a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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"It can be a self-fulfilling prophecy," said Daniella Gibbs Léger, a senior official at the Center for American Progress, a liberal think tank.
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This intricately imagined novel is ostensibly set in the near future, though it sometimes reads less like prophecy and more like present-day journalism.
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In the very year that controversy played out, the reef suffered profound damage from high water temperatures, fulfilling the prophecy of a decade earlier.
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Weinberg has in mind the deleterious effects of social media, but Duchamp's bull's-eye prophecy could do as a capsule review of this Biennial.
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Pence's rise to power would affirm the "Cyrus prophecy," which became a popular notion among Christian right circles when Pence joined the 2016 ticket.
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The regular evocation of this prophecy reminded me of what happened on the other side of the lake in the 1940s, in Port Radium.
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Pessimism can be a self-fulfilling prophecy I certainly think publishing manifestos, videos, photos, and having endless analysis and discussion is encouraging [violent actors].
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It would make her the "Red Star bleeding" mentioned in the prophecy — suggesting that she may have to bleed herself to save Jon Snow's life.
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This is, unto its innermost parts, a vision of a New Heaven and a New Earth, consecrated in the holy conviction of imperial American prophecy.
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Finally, there is peace in the streaming galaxy as a roving band of rebels have made it to their destination just as the prophecy foretold.
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The Azor Ahai prophecy also explains that in order to forge his sword and fight off the darkness, Azor plunges it into his wife's heart.
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That prophecy indicates that Cersei, even if she does get pregnant, will not be able to raise another child since that would be her fourth.
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Yet it also perpetuates the looming prophecy that no matter how we live today, we're not going to be able to save enough for retirement.
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What's more, even increasing chatter about a recession can make it more likely and turn it into a sort of "self-fulfilling prophecy," Stevenson said.
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This would make Jon Snow the rightful heir to the Iron Throne, and probably the prince who was promised in the prophecy Melisandre believes in.
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Here's some wild, late-'90s paranoia about genetic engineering in which DNA is prophecy, setting up a class strata that is apparently rigid and unassailable.
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Azor Ahai is called "the prince that was promised" in some quarters, and for a time Rhaegar Targaryen believed that the prophecy referred to him.
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The same year, outlets like People painted her as a desperate, lonely, serial liar in a downward spiral — perhaps a kind of self-fulfilling prophecy.
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You probably recall the disastrous prophecy of "the one who is to bring balance to the Force" from the prequel trilogy, referring to Anakin Skywalker.
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Maggy the Frog is having none of your shit But the biggest red flag about this prophecy is Cersei's claim that she is now pregnant.
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Jewish prophecy says the dead will rise from their graves after the coming of the Messiah, and those closest to Jerusalem will be resurrected first.
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This was a self-fulfilling prophecy, as it turned out, and he was soon to be lauded as the best manager in the Premier League.
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When uttered by a nominee for leader of the free world, the words are a self-fulfilling prophecy, sending ripples of crisis through the world.
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But if you think about the prophecy in terms of the child that Dany did use to mount the world, it fits perfectly with Drogon.
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But Intel, which has for decades been the leading maker of microprocessors, and the rest of the industry turned it into a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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"You have this cluster effect going and it's a self-fulfilling prophecy," Mignot added, saying that Medlock is planning to mentor students at Cambridge University.
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Synthia's declarations tend more toward prophecy than wit, but even ignoring the substance of its all-caps wisdom, the very fact of quotation is suggestive.
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And does the fact that Sam and Gilly are reading up on Azor Ahai mean they'll become key to helping bring the prophecy to fruition?
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But that's not a good thing, since being reunited with her Khal would mean Daenerys needs to die herself for the prophecy to be completed.
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I admit it now: Conor McGregor, beyond being one of the best to ever fight in MMA, might actually be blessed with powers of prophecy.
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Though his 2002 knighthood likely marked the end of his days as a rock provocateur, the second half of his prophecy has now come true.
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Book six Harry is famous for the right reasons, and finally at grips with his destiny and ready to see the prophecy to its end.
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Where the oil-slick geese go, no one knows—maybe the Holland Tunnel because they take it for the monstrous turbine promised them in prophecy.
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Hensarling, who will unveil the full plan on Tuesday in New York, called SIFI labeling a "self-fulfilling prophecy" manipulated by some banks to grow.
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"These results are tough to report, but we can't let this growing pessimism become a self-fulfilling prophecy," Bay Area Council President Jim Wunderman said.
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About a week before Abby underwent facial-feminization surgery, she experienced one of those dreams that stay with you long after waking, like a prophecy.
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And in a system that is itself a form of self-fulfilling prophecy, as soon as it was spoken, it was virtually guaranteed to occur.
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There are rumors swirling of a Prophecy Fest USA, too, so stay tuned... Kim Kelly is already at another festival; follow her exploits on Twitter.
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He described himself as a libertarian, but his passion was directed less at politicians or ideology than at debunking scientific doctrine and preaching apocalyptic prophecy.
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The horrific conflict that had torn Europe apart seemed to fulfill this prophecy, and fundamentalists predicted that an even greater war loomed on the horizon.
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In doing so, he effectively fulfilled a prophecy that the fixed-income markets (and even the stock market) had been making for all of 2019.
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This time, governments should use targeted interventions of a different kind to prevent the fears of a total economic collapse from turning into a prophecy.
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Its agents—inquisitors in all but name—are determined to find and kidnap an infant Lyra, who is already a subject of prophecy and import.
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Demi Lovato fulfilled her own 10-year prophecy by belting out the National Anthem at Super Bowl LIV -- and she handled it like a pro.
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The memes are one thing, but the people who seriously see the film as some kind of pandemic-related prophecy are completely missing the point.
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In something of a self-fulfilling prophecy, by giving territories the option to declare bankruptcy, Congress seems to have made such an outcome more likely.
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And headlines that over-read what such polls mean can become a dangerous self-fulfilling prophecy, making some candidates seem less electable than they are.
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"It becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy where the more volatility there is, the more you have to sell and that drives further volatility," he explained.
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Offered a path out of struggling obscurity in Indiana, Pence didn't need a Bible prophecy to tell him it was OK to take the leap.
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Sure, there was Margaery, but Cersei assured that she and almost every other Tyrell became vapor, so Daenerys is the obvious answer to the prophecy.
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A story about a guy who just wants to do his job but gets swept up in an odd story about prophecy and class divides.
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"Whether we point at a future that is utopia or dystopia, if everybody believes in it, then it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy," Lee says.
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What's dangerous about that sort of thought process for House Republicans is that the possibility now exists that the retirements become a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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I don't deal in prophecy, but I would say that there have been power structures that have collapsed — it's just that they've collapsed into chaos.
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You're stuck in this self-fulfilling prophecy, where women's symptoms are assumed to be all in their head, so they continue to be medically unexplained.
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You have seen it already, the happenings foretold in prophecy: men, women, and children, wandering the streets, eyes wild and hands covered in animal blood.
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But even more troubling, The Trump Prophecy encourages its viewers to wall themselves off from any information that might challenge their perspective of current events.
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The "mystic" presumably refers to the terrifying and corrupted Gul'dan, who is just as likely to rip your arms off as mutter a little prophecy.
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