Yet there was some degree of denial about what the truncated and turbulent 2011-12 season had been and what it seemed to presage for the next one.
But no one is certain, just as no one is certain what minor hallucinations might presage for the development of Parkinson's.
Some Greek and foreign officials said alarm over the Saunders killing and what it might presage for the Olympics could be a turning point that would finally compel Greece to crack down on Europe's most elusive terrorism organization.
Senate Democrats said the possibility of a rebellion by Republicans allied with the Tea Party presaged difficulties for the party's leadership in being able to get any eventual compromise approved in the House and the Senate.
Manufacturing employment fell back for the second successive month, a development that had been presaged by weak readings for new orders in recent months.
But in reaching for a broad rhetorical vision Rubio presaged an instinct for aggressive intervention".This is a clash of civilizations," he told ABC. "There is no middle ground on this.
Very little SH2 binding is observed for P69 as presaged by the SEC results.
PARIS — The mighty lion, with its golden mane glinting in the setting sun, was so enormous and so imperious that it presaged great things for the Chanel show.
In many of those examples, this level of approval presaged a disaster for a president's party in the midterm elections.
Some Etruscan garments presaged later styles; for example, the tebenna, a semicircular mantle, was an early version of the Roman toga, and a decorative collar derived from Egypt anticipated a later Byzantine version.
Written in 1824, when Donizetti was just 27, Emilia presaged his penchant for British locations in such later works as Il castello di Kenilworth, Anna Bolena, Rosamonda d'Inghilterra, Maria Stuarda and Lucia di Lammermoor.
