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So here, if the announcement was any indication, is what we can expect to see in Spectre.

Their group, if they and their friends are any indication, is attracting young professionals who want to see hard work and merit make their mark.

Girls may do it in wigs, and boys may do it in secret, but Irish dancing — if the documentary "Jig" is any indication — is nothing if not exhibitionist.

Storage isn't the only concern among chefs; Sara Jenkins, the chef and owner of Porchetta and Porsena, also in the East Village, says she cares about reducing waste on a larger scale, but her fear (shared by many New Yorkers, if social media are any indication) is that the decomposing food will attract rats.

COMMON Almost 20 years after his debut album, Common returns with a new label, a new memoir "One Day It'll All Make Sense" and his ninth album, "The Dreamer, the Believer," which if the first single "Ghetto Dreams" is any indication, is a return to an era when the idea of him becoming a Fox News pariah wouldn't have been so laughable.

A man – who, if the first episode is any indication, is either an obnoxious combination of Lynx and hair gel or a sweating cartoon geek – gets brought out in front of 30 shrieking women, who reject him one by one with a Britain's Got Talent-style buzzer whenever he does anything to displease them, before he and his newly shrivelled genitals are made to trudge offstage alone.

But if the past few months are any indication, be prepared for a roller-coaster ride.

If my pre-child days were any indication, being "just a mommy" was never going to be enough for me.

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If the Deloitte deal is any indication, Viador is likely to be one of the survivors.