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According to the prospectus, Fidelity and Guaranty will use some of the proceeds from its offering to pay a dividend to Harbinger, as well as to finance corporate growth.

Analysts said the increase was a harbinger, as price pressures would increase in coming months.

He calls this a potentially ominous harbinger as China enters an era of rapid social change.

His hockey experience would impact his career in subtle and profound ways: his teammate and former captain, Brad Kwong, later joined Harbinger as managing director, where he remains today.

However, with his "Deliverance Machine" in tow and a lab coat over his floral prints, Dr Philip Nitschke is as real a harbinger as any scythe-wielder.

By 1844, the Brook Farmers adopted a societal model based on the socialist concepts of Charles Fourier and began publishing The Harbinger as an unofficial journal promoting Fourierism.

But he is quick to pick up on such harbingers as the newly printed ink scent on a card from the German Embassy; it had been the Austrian Embassy until Germany annexed Austria that spring.

Based on fieldwork conducted between 1988 and 1996 with professional Bulgarian folk musicians, Donna A. Buchanan's PerformingDemocracy argues that the performances of traditional music groups may be interpreted not only as harbingers but as agents of Bulgaria's political transition.

They have been thought of as harbingers of evil as well as a sign of the divine.

Sometimes the owl is whole, flying through space as the harbinger of doom, as in the painting "Inscape 1" (1997).

Over the past several years, she has struggled to establish credibility as a harbinger of seditiousness, as a pop singer unlike other pop singers.