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Politically, the end of the holidays may herald an even hotter season.

His horse's achievement, Ward believes, may herald an influx of challengers from the United States at next year's Royal meeting and beyond.

Experience elsewhere suggests that this may herald an actual decline in coming years.In the meantime, many, especially in the West, say the perpetrators should be dealt with more harshly.

The assessment, in the company's "corporate citizenship report" to shareholders, may herald an era of heightened environmental consciousness at the industrial giant in response to consumer demands for safer, more socially responsible vehicles.

Last September's announcement of a merger of al-Qaeda and Algeria's Salafist Group for Call and Combat (better known by its French initials GSPC) may herald an attempt to open up a new front against Europe through its large population of Maghrebi immigrants.

But his colleagues had had enough and, amidst cries from some of disloyalty, 25 MPs said publicly that they would no longer accept his leadership.If the Lib Dems are lucky, getting rid of Mr Kennedy may herald an upturn in their fortunes.

But the National Gallery's woes may herald a larger disaster.

Changing the local boss may herald a change of heart.

Officials fear this week's blazes may herald a long, fraught fire season.

Done successfully, it may herald a revolution in sport for gender equality.

The recent wage rise at Wal-Mart may herald a change in trend.