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crystal ball

noun as in fortune teller's globe or ability

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If they’d had access to a crystal ball at the time, Vox Media might have chosen a different month to launch its first party data solution, Forte.

From Digiday

Obviously, if I had a crystal ball and knew what was going to happen, there’s many things I would’ve changed.

From Ozy

Scale AI CEO Alexandr Wang doesn’t need a crystal ball to see where artificial intelligence will be used in the future.

The big question, of course, is what happens next, and none of us has a crystal ball.

From Vox

Naturally, the Cullinan includes a crystal ball that shows the future.

The two crystal ball gazers have been engaged in a running battle on Twitter, on their own websites, and in the media at large.

Doritos: Crystal Ball Year: 2009 Ad Meter Score: 8.46 Kellogg Grade: A Share Price Change: 1.88 percent 3.

Peter Lauria gazes into his crystal ball for these and more forecasts for the coming year.

“My crystal ball was set back 15 years,” Rodriguez said ruefully.

Exception: this gem of juvenile male humor, featuring a not-so-magic crystal ball.

He unrolled it, and within that again found a little crystal ball about the size of a dove's egg.

The crystal ball became as it were a ball of fire revolving within itself.

He lifted down a crystal ball on a small black polished wooden stand and handed it over.

I should like the crystal ball to show me what my husband will be like.

There was no hidden secret which that crystal ball could not tell.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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