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Climate change doesn't just forebode an ecological crisis, but a humanitarian one as well.
foreignpolicy.com What challenges does this scourge forebode for our country?
business.inquirer.net The meals signal everything from a character's disposition to plot developments, but also forebode the last profitable harvest before the coming winter.
en.wikipedia.org It is painful to have to forebode evil; but better thus than to merit self-reproach under circumstances which might lead to permanent regrets.
en.wikipedia.org Other instruments accompany with undertones that forebode increasing action and excitement.
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