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rune

Character in the oldest Germanic script, chiefly adapted from the Latin alphabet, the earliest examples being from the 3rd century, and found in Denmark. Runes were scratched on wood, metal, stone, or bone.
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You will need to listen to your intuition when it comes to reading the runes, each rune can mean many different things and it is up to the reader to decide how the meanings apply to the question.
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Others wonder if R &J know something they don't and are reading the runes so cleverly.
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Russell's prescience, his knack for reading the runes of contemporary society and then finding an appropriate metaphor, was never more acute than at that moment.
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