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Some feel that this is a foreboding sign of death.
en.wikipedia.org The overall soundscape is considerably more foreboding than succeeding releases.
en.wikipedia.org The foreboding episode is filmed mostly during heavy rains, high winds, and a cyclone.
en.wikipedia.org The logs begin climbing up the final and longer conveyor lift belt, passing beneath two vultures that taunt guests and tell of foreboding danger.
en.wikipedia.org He also sought to demonstrate that animals from warmer climates did not need to live in expensive, humid, foreboding buildings.
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