| The psychic unease that Faulkner weaves into Quentin's obsession with the girl foreshadows an ill-omened conclusion. |
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| The universality of his talents foreshadows those of his own pupil Leonardo. |
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| The short story also foreshadows Hemingway's fascination with blood, spectacle and bullfights. |
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| But as the sun sets on a troubled election, it's still not clear if that anger foreshadows a change in power. |
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| Steve Lacy plays soprano saxophone throughout Taylor's set, and he foreshadows John Coltrane's sound on the same instrument a few years later. |
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| The former poem foreshadows future rebellion when he proclaims to the guards. |
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| The husband's namelessness foreshadows the decline in his authority and his reduced function in the story. |
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| Nationally, this foreshadows economic disaster unless we can pull off a political and cultural about-face regarding education. |
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| It also foreshadows future battles over infrastructure for the site, such as roads, sewerage and water. |
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| Decades from now, historians will say the book foreshadows the end of the global corporation, and the rise of the civil society movement. |
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| The loss foreshadows what will happen to tens of thousands of Canadians who don't live in major centres. |
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| Although reduced availability does not mean a corresponding reduction in nuclear safety, it nevertheless foreshadows nuclear safety implications. |
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| The European Parliament recently took up a position on the Commission White Paper, which foreshadows the establishment of this agency. |
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| And the eighth takes up the theme by doubling the first notes in octave leaps in a fugue that this time foreshadows the Hammerklavier. |
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| It foreshadows the surrealists, as he shows the monkeys playing in the jungle with a backscratcher and a milk bottle, trappings of civilisation in the savage world. |
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| The recent conflict between a Democratic governor of California and a Republican president foreshadows future debates between the parties over energy policy. |
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| A student's life is far from being a bed of roses and it also foreshadows quite a gloomy future. |
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| The increased slenderness of Christ's long body against the dramatic clouds in Crucifixion with Donors foreshadows the artist's late style. |
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| For instance, Stanley's first entrance foreshadows his predatory appetite and his raffishness. |
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| I do not however think that 1992 foreshadows an oligopolistic situation with only a handful of very large banks dominating the European market. |
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| This foreshadows the creation of a European literature and culture resources centre... watch this space! |
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| If that foreshadows neglect of the issue, it could turn out to be a serious mistake. |
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| We can indeed clearly see what this increase in the total appropriation for foreign policy actions foreshadows. |
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| Some experts think that this foreshadows a new wave of cost cuts, mergers and closures. |
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| As many here are aware, this proposal foreshadows many aspects to be discussed in future on the overall reform of the common fisheries policy. |
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| The demographic pyramid that foreshadows explosive growth in the Aboriginal youth population is familiar to researchers and policy makers. |
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| This in fact foreshadows that the expansion or establishment of other settlements could be subject to turn into slums. |
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| The opening triumvirate is as strong as any string of songs he's written, and the wistful finality of the sweetly cathartic title track foreshadows a disappointing comedown. |
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| In all these respects, the thinking of Comenius is strikingly modern and foreshadows the efforts of organizations like UNESCO to promote the best modern educational practice among its Member States. |
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| On the contrary, the ESA foreshadows the Europe of the future, one that will unite and draw together wills and skills varying from one domain to another. |
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| Such harmony usually foreshadows greater accuracy, according to Goldman Sachs, a bank. The chief reason for optimism is that fiscal policy will switch from being a gale-force headwind to a stiff breeze. |
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| In foreshadows, an event of the past is a prophetic picture of the future. |
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| A Memorandum of Cooperation between CCD and the Ramsar Convention was signed in December 1998 and foreshadows a range of joint actions relating to the above. |
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| This foreshadows the remarkable sound-receiving system used by modem toothed whales. |
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| This explains why the dairy industry is now a case study that foreshadows what could happen to agriculture as a whole if the general deregulation trend is confirmed. |
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| But Gordon is a great metaphor flinger whose way with special effects in the service of atomic-age paranoia foreshadows a subtle but crucial trend in the modern cinema. |
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| The similarity of the orifice that frames the child to the shape of the stable in the other illustrations underscores the purpose of Christ's birth, and foreshadows the harrowing of hell. |
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| The mayors' presence today is also significant in another way: it foreshadows popular endorsement of enlargement in the Member States and candidate countries. |
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| The Convention which was given the task of drawing it up foreshadows this: the sanctioning of the dominant role of influential groups and activist agencies in the construction of a federal Europe in the pipeline. |
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| In the morning, Mansour promoted him to the honorific title of Field Marshal – a move that often foreshadows an Egyptian officer's resignation from the military. |
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| Tarentilla, one of his most famous plays, clearly foreshadows the Plautine formula with its vivid portrayal of Roman lowlife, intrigue, and love relationships. |
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