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Harper Lee foreshadowed the guilty verdict in "To Kill a Mockingbird" through the trial process itself, where the evidence and arguments clearly point to Tom Robinson's innocence, but the racially biased nature of society suggests an inevitable guilty verdict. Additionally, the reactions and behaviors of the jury and the community members throughout the trial further foreshadow the outcome.

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