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For years, experts have predicted a shake-out with the fervour and inaccuracy of cult members heralding the next messiah.

NASA will pick probably two or three companies for this task in 2010, heralding the dawn of a new era in human spaceflight.

Waking to the dawn chorus was an especial joy as night faded and the sky grew light heralding a brand new day.

Ethel was the quintessentially next-door neighbor, in and out our back door several times a day. "Oo-hoo" was her heralding call.

Scarcely a week passes without an Israeli newspaper heralding new Jewish housing units being built in Arab districts.

In a week or so, the trumpets will sound, heralding the start of 18 months of non-stop festivities in honor of Charles Darwin.

Even his critics are heralding this year's Aldeburgh festival, which opens on June 12th, as one of the best programmes for years.

Germany's Siemens, heralding its "best result of all times" yesterday, displayed a new industrial order book up by almost a third.

DOZENS of explosions woke up voters in Baghdad on March 7th, heralding the day of the general election.

I recently got a press release heralding the arrival of the "MASSIVEGOOD movement. "

Look, isn't the purplish light of early dawn heralding the rising sun? Friends, let's strive to forge ahead!

A new blacker-than-black metamaterial absorbs almost all the light that hits it, heralding a new breed of stealth technology.

Some even offered to sell their own cars to the losers, heralding the birth of a possible new black market.

The combination of growth and strength would appear to give them enormous advantages, heralding a rebalancing of power in global finance.

Morning colors of sunrise appeared on the horizon, heralding a new day of light Blues, crimson reds and faded pinks.

The two factions this month signed an agreement heralding unity and reconciliation.

But the move is seen as heralding the formation of a new government led by PAM.

Is a populist response to public resentment heralding a new era of economic nationalism?

As we enter the second decade of the 21st century, we are heralding the dawn of a new era full of hope and challenges.

So often, in every walk of life, from business to politics, it can be a wake-up call, heralding a new dawn.

Once you send gratitude off into the world, it works its own miracles and doesn't need heralding.

Heralding a higher purpose may require some practice at heralding.

Wages are rising in China, heralding the possible end of an era of cheap goods.

Q: How have the blood elves reacted to the Highborne's return to night elf society, heralding the return of kaldorei magi?

Continuing north along I-95, about 40-miles past Melbourne, you'll see signs heralding Florida's space coast history.

Streaks of faint light were rising, heralding a new day.

According to British custom, after the New Year's Eve night, entered the house feet first person, heralding a new year of luck.

I'm folding up my parasol heralding fears of deprivation in answer to my hesitation