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Nor is there a single issuer of sovereign debt to match the size and liquidity of the market for US Treasuries although the bonds issued by the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF), the euro area's emergency bail-out fund, may foreshadow a single euro bond backed by all its members.
The deal may foreshadow alliances with four other European law firms to create a pan-European legal juggernaut, handily placed to grab a share of burgeoning cross-border merger business.Tomkins, a British conglomerate, said it would sell its Rank Hovis McDougall food division to Doughty Hanson, a British investment group, for £1.1 billion ($1.7 billion).
In "Advantage" he argues that America's "unipolar moment" in the global economy may be over, but Asia's rise does not necessarily foreshadow America's decline.One reason for this is that innovation is not a zero-sum game.
As asset prices fall, people spend less and investors foreshadow lower profits and higher defaults by running from corporate bonds and shares.
She thus faces little pressure to compromise, and this week's confrontation may foreshadow many more.
And, of course, images of the infant in Mary's arms foreshadow the Pietà, Mary cradling Christ's body after the crucifixion.This is a life drenched in symbolism.
Both factors apply to Brazil, which under President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has sought a more powerful role as a regional power of global significance (see article).The diversification of Latin America's economic ties has raised in some minds a nagging question: does it foreshadow geopolitical changes?
A vote in Maryland to grant in-state college-tuition rates to illegal immigrants may foreshadow an attempt by Mr Obama to fix America's rickety immigration system.
Thuringians fret less about him than about the stability of a government that would have only a one-seat majority.The overarching question is whether a red-red-green government in Thuringia could foreshadow a similar experiment in the Bundestag (albeit with an SPD chancellor).
This was not so much because the experiments seemed bad, but because constitutional change implied that an earthly ruler could tinker with systems that had been divinely ordained.The modernising challenges facing the late Ottoman era dimly foreshadow , as Mr Feldman demonstrates, some of the problems of modern political Islam.
Despite finishing near the bottom in attendance and revenues every year, Mr Friedman's teams took home one American League title, made four playoff appearances and won an impressive 55% of their regular-season games from 2008-14.If you believe in the "Moneyball -inspired Great GMoneyball -inspiredl, Mr Friedman's move should foreshadow the apocalypse for competitive balance in the sport.
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The primary grammatical function of "foreshadow " is as a transitive verb . It describes the action of hinting at or suggesting future events, outcomes, or plot points. Ludwig confirms this usage pattern through numerous examples.
Expression frequency: Very common
