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Like much early digital art, "Collaborative Sentence" is still valuable, Ms. Paul said, especially as a harbinger of the future.
So, like a bud breaking through layers of cracked and desiccated soil, polls that showed Clinton competitive with Trump have led to extraordinary excitement among Democrats — especially outside Texas — as a harbinger of new life.
In other words, at times during the business cycle when angel investing becomes especially robust, it tends to serve as a harbinger of market decline.
The cover is as much a harbinger of the Blank Generation as the first Ramones album.
Although the risk of DES exposure among humans, especially during development, has long been diminished (since the mid-1970s), toxicologicalical effects of developmental exposure to DES are largely accepted as a harbinger of similar potentials among environmental and industrial estrogenic compounds, such as genistein and bisphenol A, to which humans are thought to be exposed.
Some Russian observers took this as a harbinger of a return of ugly Latvian nationalism.
Heightened nationalism and xenophobia have pervaded matches, often as a harbinger of future hostilities.
Mr. Miller was portrayed by many on the management side as a harbinger of economic ruin.
