The signs portending deflation are all-around for those who have eyes to see. |
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But perhaps the dreadful birth defects and mutated plants are not evidence at all, but signs and wonders portending some great event. |
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Fushida became very excited by this natural phenomenon, viewing it as a mystical sign portending the success of the sneak attack. |
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Both of them were eccentric originals, portending the radical pluralism that overtook the art world in the next generation. |
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Hours earlier, there were no outward signs portending the unfortunate turn for I'll Have Another. |
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Finally, the largest mission, that of Sainte-Marie, was abandoned, portending the end of Huronia. |
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Officials said the season's first wildfires burned with an intensity usually not seen until late summer, portending an especially dangerous and costly summer. |
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Many will see the Asian disaster as portending the advent of doomsday. |
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First of all, the Council, through the Secretariat, should doubtless be better and more quickly informed of the multiple precursors portending a crisis. |
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For this and other reasons, the Blueprint should be viewed as a dynamic document, reflecting collective views and portending further changes as the process of service renewal within the government evolves. |
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Thus, one Scandinavian colleague saw 'flexible labour markets' as portending a fundamental shift in favour of the employers, soon to render all employees part-time. |
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Aldebaran is considered a fortunate star, portending riches and honor. |
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A demon black cat is said to roam the Capitol, portending doom. |
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The population is growing at a relatively rapid rate, and more than two-fifths of the population is under age 15, portending continued high growth rates well into the 21st century. |
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The play accounted for most of Michigan's 119 yards in the first half, portending a season-opener in which Alabama blasted a Big Ten opponent and again showed off the gap between the SEC and other conferences. |
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