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The US-led military campaigns in yugoslavia during the 1990s heralded the beginning of a new age of hegemony.

Every time a new Cloud API is announced, its "RESTfulness" is heralded as if it was a MUST HAVE feature.

Originally, mutual funds were heralded as a way for the little guy to get a piece of the market.

It is now almost a year since a cataclysmic week for quantitative funds heralded the beginning of the credit crisis.

Apple, for its part, heralded the iPad as "a magical and revolutionary device" on its Web site, and did not return a phone call for comment.

All this, to boot, at the bank heralded as equity-derivatives house of the year by the Banker magazine in 2007.

The mercenary 's boots heralded his approach as he clicked around a final bend in the tunnel, coming into a wide, low-roofed chamber.

Speculation was rife that the detention heralded a crackdown on CDB and a potential challenge to Chen Yuan, the bank's powerful president.

"They were all proved wrong, as the hotel . . . heralded a new era for Shanghai. "

As heralded previously, we are now ready to move to a new open source community model.

The last time there was a similar divergence, in 2008, it heralded both a sharp fall in oil prices and a deep recession.

Koubbi said the Renaults would appeal the decision, adding that the ruling "heralded the start of a battle . "

When the popping of firecrackers heralded the opening of business the next morning, the shop of the Lin family again had a new look.

One of those currencies may be the euro. Less heralded than the yen's fall against the dollar, has been its impact on euro strength.

But at least he's not Kim Jr. , now heralded as the "brilliant comrade" in Pyongyang propaganda.

And the much heralded African Science and Innovation Fund has yet to see the light of day.

Internet pure-plays, once heralded as theleaders of an economic revolution, have lately had a tough go of it.

One of the least heralded events of the past two years has been the recovery and vigour of global trade.

Conceived by Sandy Weill as a one-stop financial supermarket, it heralded a world dominated by a few big institutions.

Imams at Morocco's mosques were instructed to preach in favour of what was heralded as the king's constitution.

In a much-heralded breakthrough, Saudi Arabia recently elevated a woman to the post of deputy minister of education.

Taken together, his bold moves heralded the fastest start by a President-elect in memory and one of the most dramatic takeovers ever.

The Meiji Restoration re-established the authority of Japan's emperor and heralded the fall of the military rulers known as shoguns.

Heralded as the next great venture into technology; it was even toured across Europe.

Turbocharged cars have always been heralded for the explosive power they muster.

The disappearance of hysteria has been heralded at least since the 1960's.

For Mr. Lewis, the move bookends the rapid fall of an executive once heralded as one of America's top bankers.

Even science, which President Obama heralded as the key to American prosperity during his 2011 State of the Union Address, is hurting.

Britain's second so- called " great debate" last Thursday between the men who seek to lead the country was heralded as historic .

He was heralded and discussed: the subject of stories, verse, jokes, slang expressions, souvenir prints and royal command performances.

The much-heralded renaissance of nuclear power will fail unless the public can be convinced that all plants, worldwide, are safe.

The chipmaker Freescale today heralded their arrival with the launch of its reference design for the category.

By then, wireless recharging will be heralded as a convenient, painless way to keep going, even if it's sleeting outside.

Australia's prime minister, Kevin Rudd, recently heralded the overthrow of neoliberalism, "the economic orthodoxy of our time" .

The Realtors group heralded the July sales as a turning point, while other observers offered a more cautious view.

Why not use the much-heralded stability fund as collateral for a European Brady bond plan that puts an end to the sovereign debt saga?

The first shock came in 1989. The collapse of the Berlin Wall was heralded, in a spasm of triumphalism, as the ascension of the West.

This pivotal moment in the global march toward liberty heralded a new era in Europe and around the world.

At only seventeen, she's heralded as a gifted writer, and the book itself is a finalist at the Leipzig Book Fair.

This dispossession of American labor has been heralded by offshoring's pimps in the major universities as "the New Economy. "

Doesn't matter, since it's still heralded as one of the best sports movies of all time and helped to cement Kevin's status as a leading man.

The Decade of the Brain heralded in a new interest in psychedelics and their medical application.

The leaks are heralded as an immeasurable victory against corporate media censorship.

These men recognized this fact and willingly heralded the achievements of their contemporaries and predecessors.

Japan's bureaucracy-led economic system was heralded as a growth machine superior to the more laissez-faire approaches of the West.

Arugula has been heralded as an arousal aid since the first century.

This was Teddy Rowe's Band, which is locally believed to have heralded the Fair for nearly five centuries.

When it was announced last September, Gliese 581g was heralded as the first known planet that could harbor alien life.

TWO years ago the collapse of Lehman Brothers heralded a frightening period for the world economy.

With the arrival of typography, music had another channel of spreading, and the publishing of music books heralded the music industry.

With earnings downgrades on the cards , Beijing's much -heralded coming out party looks like being little fun for shareholders .

Lu Xun came to be heralded as the father of modern Chinese literature.

SOME new technologies appear from nowhere. Others are heralded by such long fan fares that it seems they will never arrive.

Drinking camel's milk has been heralded as a healthy treat, low in fat and containing ten times more iron than cow's milk.

Even a cursory glance at medical journals shows that once heralded studies keep falling by the wayside.

The technology is suddenly everywhere--heralded as the future of television and transforming cinema-goers' experience.

Bone tissue engineering has been heralded as the alternative strategy to regenerate bone.

Another internet company made a much-heralded stockmarket debut.

It heralded a good spell for Chelsea with Wright-Phillips having a shot blocked and Ballack heading just wide.

Heralded as the most beautiful waterfalls in the world, the Iguazu Waterfalls are a true wonder of nature.

He has been heralded as one of the greatest scientist.

And when the book came out, I was heralded as Africa's answer to Frederick Forsyth, which is a dubious honor at best.

Abramovich's arrival heralded not only the signing of new players but new deals for players already there.

The draft is being heralded as another step in the country's efforts to address the issue of food safety and protect people's health.

Kennedy saw the liberal dawn that was heralded by the New Frontier and the Great Society give way to a long conservative ascendancy.

This achievement heralded the partnership of technology with the Flame.

The new stadiums heralded a construction boom, but many of the workers who built them have already been laid off and are without work.

He has crushed, divided and co-opted opponents since he won power as a liberation hero in the election that heralded independence in 1980.

GRAPHENE has been heralded as the new super material of our time.

The 1928 Olympic Games, held in the Dutch city of Amsterdam, heralded a major breakthrough in the equality of the sexes.

The heralded Ascension is then, in effect, the coming of the new Crystalline-Age.

Chinese state media have heralded the new tax as providing social benefits to foreigners living in the country.

Some say that the green is the color of the earth, she carries life heralded the birth of mankind and the future.

The end of their hurried discussion heralded his arrival.

As is customary with such well-scripted moves he heralded ambitious targets.

The 75, 000-square-metre roof, once heralded as an architectural milestone, still enchants visitors today.

Heightened tensions on the peninsula show how far the US's once -heralded deal has slipped .

Bleeding may be heralded by several day of exacerbation of pain.

In any case, the former paved the way for the latter, one act somehow heralded and legitimized the other.

A financial crisis is heralded, in fact defined, by sharp discontinuities of asset prices.

Later, her own divorce from Lord Snowdon heralded a cavalcade of failed royal marriages.

Popular Electronics heralded the amazing gadget on its January 1975 cover.

However, there is also a growing unease about the advances in natural language understanding that are being heralded in systems like Watson.

The latest version of Apple's operating system, iOS 4, heralded the launch of Apple's mobile-advertising platform.

America's War of Independence heralded the birth of three modern nations.

2011 is being heralded as "The Transfiguring Year of Rebirth and Renewal. "

The image was taken in 1966 by Lunar Orbiter 1 and heralded by then-journalists as the Image of the Century.

Most significantly of all, it perhaps heralded the way of things to come.

Medvedev's visit was heralded by high-tech industry specialists.

On the most heralded Chinese IPO of the year, shorting has been the best way to make money.

His rise to power heralded the end of the liberal era.

And that was before the second wave hit, and now there's another snowstorm being heralded to hit two days from today.

Nepal's literary scene is smaller and less heralded than India's and Pakistan's.

A fanfare of trumpets heralded the arrival of the King.

He's often heralded as a footballing legend.

The French symbolism, appearing in the late 19th century, heralded modernism.

Headlines heralded the coming of Halloween weeks in advance and police headquarters issued warnings on how to keep safe.

The labour market is weakening at a pace that has in the past heralded recession.

It is too early to draw parallels with the ping-pong diplomacy that heralded the Sino-American thaw in the 1970s.

The month of July has heralded major earth changes and astronomical events since 1992.

In any event, the rebels' heralded push to the west has slowed right down.

Dozens of bombs in Baghdad, most of them non-lethal, heralded Iraq's general election on March 7th.

The display really does achieve the 220 nits heralded by the manufacturer in some image sectors.

Analysts said the election result heralded a fundamental shift in Japan's conservative-dominated political culture.

The unexpected victory heralded a new period of stability for Athens and her allies.

Many in China have heralded genetic engineering as a force for good in agriculture.

This is not the first time that Brazil has been heralded as the world's rising star.

Countries such as India and China, heralded for their rapid growth, are cooling as demand for their goods weakens.

The 1981-82 recession heralded the end of the notion of a "job for life" .

In addition, they will be released in the wallet in a few films fish, because fish is the mascot of the New Year heralded sources rolling;

Megan Fox is a celebrity unnecessarily heralded. You can hear the cries from boys across the world:

She heralded her win as a demonstration of democratic progress in Brazil, adding [pt]

The Hong Kong page heralded the shift Monday with this announcement: "Welcome to Google Search in China's new home. "

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