| Along with these main characters, filmmaker PARK Kibokalso documents other clairvoyants and fortune-tellers. |
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| Predictions are for fortune-tellers, the Dad intends to calls after him as the door closes. |
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| Only snake charmers, fortune-tellers, sorcerers, and other swindlers were missing. |
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| What's more: even the very top of the leadership is said to consult with fortune-tellers. |
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| According to his critics, Kohdamani's personal crusade against fortune-tellers has another dimension. |
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| Where else could fortune-tellers not only be accepted but earn a decent living? |
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| Local rumour ascribed it to the advice of fortune-tellers, who foretold revolt and disaster in Yangon. Revolt came last September. |
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| Unlike shamans, who inherit their abilities and learn the craft within their family circle, fortune-tellers are possessed by spirits. |
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| Put under the language, she allowed to the clairvoyants to issue their oracles and to the fortune-tellers to call poor minds to consult them. |
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| Shortly after his birth, his father, a wealthy and powerful man, asked fortune-tellers about his son's future. |
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| Anything and everything seemed to be available, and for good measure the fortune-tellers that were present appeared to be quite busy. |
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| Daughters of successful fortune-tellers traditionally become fortune-tellers whether or not they are interested. |
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| According to the Manila Standard, even fortune-tellers are flip-flopping on the possible outcome. |
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| Diviners, or fortune-tellers, are believed to have a special connection with the spirit world and can be called upon as go-betweens. |
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| Well, for one, there'd probably be scores of out-of-work fortune-tellers morosely sitting at home with their parrots and tarot cards. |
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| Keith began his ascent in the circus, running a sideshow populated with freaks, strongmen, fortune-tellers, and other wonders. |
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| Celebrating day's end are sword-swallowers, trained dogs and cats, aerial artists, minstrels, fortune-tellers and bagpipers. |
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| Fiercely independent, many Indians preferred to set up their own businesses, as street pedlars, entertainers and fortune-tellers. |
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| Are they behind the mysterious powers of fortune-tellers, mystics, clairvoyants, and palm readers? |
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| Are fortune-tellers, clairvoyants, palm readers, spiritists and voodoo participants in league with demons? |
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| All around me are jugglers and fortune-tellers, dancers and fire-eaters, and every few steps is another stall with a vendor eager to squeeze fresh orange juice. |
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| During the tour, the guide will tell about witches and wizards and fortune-tellers and alchemists, who stayed in Antwerp in these times. |
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| Here, story-tellers, fortune-tellers and medicine-sellers with fantastic ingredients mingle in the grillfire-smoky square with Berber musicians in white robes. |
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| Armed policemen guard the entrance to the church grounds while barbers, cobblers and fortune-tellers do business along the walls of the churchyard. |
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| In addition to the fashion and beauty exhibitors, there were also stands featuring jewellery, catering, florists, photographers and even fortune-tellers. |
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| And everywhere he went he consulted the local fortune-tellers. |
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| Economists, bankers, and executives equated ad men with sideshow barkers, while scientists considered psychologists no better than fortune-tellers. |
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| I told her about a palm reading that Ray Hyman had given me, as a demonstration of how fortune-tellers work. |
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