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Lunar New Year: Hong Kong soothsayers say fiery Dragon spells clashes, conflict and a boost for Trump against Biden

Dragon’s arrival in 2024 heralds rare era of transformation, innovation and drastic change, say geomancers.

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Feb 12 2024
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Lunar New Year: Hong Kong soothsayers say fiery Dragon spells clashes, conflict and a boost for Trump against Biden

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