Accurate disease surveillance and carefully monitored clinical trials will provide essential evidence concerning the efficacy of candidate dengue vaccines, which will hopefully herald a new era in dengue disease prevention.
(Still to come is a new Woodward best seller about the ramp-up to Iraq, "Plan of Attack," which "60 Minutes" will herald two weeks from tonight and which Rush Limbaugh is already pre-emptively trashing as being from "the same publisher" as the Clarke book).
Meanwhile, a major update for iOS and Android will be released before Christmas, which Prytherch says will herald "a huge change" in the way people play Fluid Football, and boost that daily active users figure.
That said, Common is set to perform (on behalf of the RIAA, which booked Gavin DeGraw in Tampa) and James Taylor will herald Obama's acceptance of the nomination.
The elections, part of the biggest shake-up of policing in England and Wales for almost 50 years, will herald the end of police authorities, which were established in 1964 to hold chief constables to account.
If she is successful it will herald a dazzling comeback for the magazine which first launched in 1972 out of the 1960s feminist movement and whose editors have incluided the former Daily Express editor Rosie Boycott and Marsha Rowe, its first.
She and her band will herald the coming of Passover in this concert, which takes place in an appropriate historic spot: the original Streit's matzo factory.
That is a pleasantly morbid joke with which to start the book, but anybody who hopes that it will herald a feast of mirth from Thomas the Funny will turn the final page without a smile.
Readers and staff hope the sale will herald a revival of the paper, the smallest-selling national daily, which had a massive impact on Fleet Street when it launched with the advertising slogan "It is.
"Birdman," which will close the New York Film Festival on Saturday and opens in theaters Oct. 17, will herald an Iñárritu the film world has never seen — and, equally unlikely, turn a director's private uncertainty into the stuff of universal identification.
