Another poor omen is that the power of money in US politics remains unchallenged.
It was a poor omen for Shonn Greene, anointed the team's primary ball-carrier and lavished with praise by Rex Ryan and his staff.
UNICREDIT'S WEAK SHARE OFFERING A POOR OMEN IN EUROPE Even a steep discount drew tepid interest in UniCredit's rights offering, raising the question of how Europe's banks can get capital from skeptical markets, Mark Scott and David Jolly report.
If he's not able to issue proper executive orders, and the Muslim travel ban on nations which haven't produced terrorist attackers in this country is a predictable clown show, that is a poor omen for his legislative program.
So far, the omens remain poor, though informal contacts are said to have been sporadically opened.
If preparation is a prerequisite for successful Brexit, the omens are poor.
The omens looked poor for Ireland when skipper Will Porterfield was out to the very first ball, for the second successive match.
If trade is the mortar holding together the BRICS — Brazil, Russia, India, China and the newcomer, South Africa — the omens would appear poor for the grouping, which will hold its annual summit meeting Thursday on the southern Chinese island of Hainan.
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