Wall Street's gloomiest seers think average house prices could fall by 10% this year.

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That is what makes this subject so fertile for researchers and so humbling for seers.

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But stir in increasingly costly mortgage insurance, and much of that affordability evaporates, turning homebuyers into wait-and-seers.

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Seers of the future of the novel have a long history of delusion.

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He says seers such as Mr. Thongbai who base their predictions on visions or other supernatural phenomenon should be ignored.

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Saylor was one of the great businessman seers of the Internet bubble.

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It was by no means a Jungian invention, for mystics and seers have used it for millenia to enter another, more subtle world.

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There are few seers who can see the next epicenter.

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Some professional seers, such as popular TV astrologer Luck Rakanithes, say fortunetellers need to be free to reveal whatever is in the stars, whether the authorities like it or not.

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Look leftward, then rightward--show me the brilliant seers.

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Now they look like seers.

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