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Whether this heralds a permanent break down in this relationship we will have to see.

This heralds China's elevation to superpower status. It'll be interesting to see how the United States responds.

Presently the Heralds began to return, bringing the news of the eagerness with which the heroes were answering the summons.

Let me hope that this day and this debate heralds a new dawn for all those who feared that the dark midnight might never end.

The recent seismic event in Haiti heralds the beginning of the Chaotic Node we referred to in our last communication.

History would suggest that this heralds a strong recovery.

It heralds the end of the post cold-war era. But it does not mark the return of any new cold war.

Whether its rebranding as the Office of Civil Society by Mr Cameron heralds a departure from such staid ways remains to be seen.

American students of yoga who are taught by Asian teachers become familiar with this gesture that heralds the beginning of each session.

All over the north the first snowfall is a significant time, it heralds the coming season and hastens human preparations for the winter.

This is fantastic news, for you've not had Mars at your side for two years and his appearance heralds the start of a new life cycle.

This heralds the law of inertia in the light of the causal schema of mechanical explanation.

The most exciting phrase to hear in science, the one that heralds the most discoveries, is not "Eureka! " but "That's funny. . . "

This brilliant work heralds the new age of nanotechnology, which will give us thorough and inexpensive control of the structure of matter.

Microsoft's price cut also heralds a new phase in the console wars as the company's move takes the Xbox 360 into the mass market.

It also heralds a structural change that will affect western businesses and consumers long used to ever cheaper Chinese goods.

It also heralds one of the great examples of corporate elasticity.

He had been primarily a maker of documentary and television films, and surely "Cinema Paradiso" heralds a new beginning.

The continuously upward bubbles heralds the promise of a new year. To make your dream come true, please be quick to come.

Sulochana Ramaiah, a Tamil journalist, hopes the end of the war heralds a new era of prosperity.

It heralds a fortuitous time as the cycle winds down and the beginnings of light makes itself felt in your world.

As wonderful as the sunset, the sunrise heralds the new day and brings promise of a fresh start.

So as northern nights grow longer, the equinox also heralds the arrival of a good season for viewing aurora.

Many scholars even hold the view that his success heralds an end to the racial discrimination in the United States.

The worry is that this could be the alarm bell that heralds a new round of financial chaos.

Each time the world series will set up a football skills and tactics, the innovation of the Spanish 13 European champions are heralds what!

Its stumbling local economy has much of China fretting whether trouble for Wenzhou's famously nimble manufacturers heralds broader danger.

A sign at its foot heralds the start of the Dales Way, a 76-mile (122-kilometre) trek through some of the prettiest parts of England.

The emergence of alternative methods of dispute solution heralds the diversified development trend of dispute solution.

It is hard to be sure whether this debate heralds a lasting shift in Canada's openness to immigration.

However, it heralds the full brilliance of a completely clear sky of azure blue.

Who knows what this corporate-speak really means, but in all probability it heralds the big time introduction of GM soya in southern Africa.

The names and heralds of Southern Pacific and Western Pacific are registered trademarks of Union Pacific, used under license.

In a forthcoming report the MGI heralds the "unsung" progress in European labour markets.

As the heralds of "peace, unity and friendship" , the two pandas are hugely popular in Taiwan.

The Year of the Ram symbolizes a good start and heralds smooth progress and prosperity.

A day in which participants strive to keep meat free for 24 hours and heralds a month of vegetarian festivals and celebration.

In time heralds became the principal officers of these courts.

In addition to the return of Buzz Lightyear to the big screen, 2010 heralds a number of technology sequels planned for the small screen.

heralds a leap in making video marketing widely accessible (and free) to the public.

This colourful festival of Hindus, celebrated on the full moon day in the month of Phalguna, heralds the advent of spring.

Those who believe in the High God, the God may grant salvation via his heralds , sword with luminous flames brandishing.

Another blogger says that his departure heralds the "end of honest blogging" .

Produced by Quincy Jones, the album heralds his arrival as an adult star.

Taptu heralds its iPhone app as the "world's first search service specifically for touch devices and the touch web. "

The report heralds a more level playing field for these small businesses.

The GLK-Class also heralds further improvements in pedestrian protection.

destiny does not send us heralds . she is too wise or too cruel for that.

All the church bells rung, and the heralds rode about the town proclaiming the betrothal.

The same essay heralds the important role China can play in reforming the global rating system.

The internet: The spread of broadband connections heralds the demise of dial-up access.

It heralds the time for women to embark on a journey for self-exploration has come.

This heralds a period of deeper intimacy-fart honeymoon, where both partied found that the fart by other is the cutest thing in the world.

Whether this heralds a change of course, no one seems too sure.

In a sense it is the final salute to a long British winter ? and heralds a period of enjoyment.

The project heralds a shift in the balance of power among spacefaring nations.

According to Chinese chronological tradition, 60 years fulfill a cycle. It symbolizes maturity and success, but it also heralds a new start.

The agreement heralds a series of alliances to develop retail and wholesale banking.

Trumpeting heralds the start of the snow dance.

Its chief significance is that it heralds the advent of far more vigorous competition in the telecoms industry.

With proprietary intellectual property rights (IPR), the Jian-10 heralds the third generation of Chinese fighter aircraft.

Rafael hopes that his new deal heralds a long association with the Reds.

for the sixth heralds in this prophecy.

But either way it heralds a paradigm shift in the way we think about money.

The song of birds heralds the approach of spring.

It heralds an interesting new way to characterize planets.

The song of birds heralds (in) spring.

Heralds of a new day.

The landing on moon heralds a new era of space.

This heralds a period of deeper intimacy.

The cuckoo heralds the spring.

I believe it heralds a new era for not only our work together in China but perhaps our joint work in other parts of the world.

Surge in manufacturing activity heralds sustainable US recovery

Hybrid silicon laser technology heralds advanced photonic chips

Heralds of death, the single inevitability

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