I hadn't appreciated, however, that this common prejudice was a harbinger of violence to come.
In some parts of the Caribbean, sporadic melioidosis cases appear to be a harbinger of more common disease when flooding or other climatic determinants prevail (9, 10 ).
Several reports also suggest myoclonus as a harbinger of the more common seizures.
But significant forces at work inside the computer industry suggest that the free-software movement is rapidly gaining momentum, most strikingly in common corporate computing applications that are frequently a harbinger of deeper changes to come.
A promising harbinger was the then-emerging Creative Commons, founded by Larry Lessig.
Some of the most common weather-related searches on Dictionary.com this year were "Harbinger, Ecosystem, Climate, Hurricane," while frequent searches relating to the election included the words "Facetious, Didactic, Hubris, Demeanor, Obtuse".
Weight loss is a common feature of many cancers and is often a harbinger of poor prognosis [ 22].
But I found this section an attempt to explain why America spent all that money particularly interesting:[A] most common misjudgment has been to embrace extreme events as harbingers presaging a dire departure from historical patterns.
Hypertensive choroidopathy is a less-common complication of systemic hypertension but can be the harbinger of a potentially life-threatening hypertensive emergency with end-organ damage.
Since late December, two hedge funds working together, Harbinger Capital Partners and Firebrand Partners, have amassed just over 19percentt of the common shares, giving them much more leverage than the leading dissident investor last year, Morgan Stanley Investment Management, which had 7.2percentt.
