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Great Moments in Intuition: A TimelineFrom Aristotle to amateur baking, here's a history of following that gut feeling.
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1865hen Ulysses S. Grant is invited to join Abraham Lincoln at Ford's Theatre, Grant's wife, Julia, urges him not to go ("I do not know what possessed me to take such a freak," she later writes). Unlike Caesar, Grant heeds his wife's advice. It soon emerges that he, too, may have been an assassination target that night. From the August 2011 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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