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Ominously for him, none of his military allies who'd once nurtured him as a protege were here either. Eurico Guterres had been deserted.

The "dark pulses, " as the NIST scientists ominously call them, create areas absent of light.

And yet it was not just the BBC ominously informing us that "the deadly swine flu . . . cannot be contained. "

There was no feebleness of step, as at other times; his frame was not bent; nor did his hand rest ominously upon his heart.

Ominously for Beijing, the value of the RMB may be one of the few things the fractious American political class seems to agree on.

The towering Bela's brows knit ominously as she glared down at him.

The bigger websites fought back, writing ominously that forces "darker than He Who Must Not Be Named" were trying to spoil their fun.

Ominously, Goldman Sachs economists said, the fall was driven by decreases in the components measuring sales and new orders.

Ominously, it would be up to ministers to define the national interest.

Mr Mayrhuber said ominously that where other airlines were in trouble, Lufthansa would be looking to move in and "harvest" their markets.

As the title of one of his papers ominously puts it: "This time may truly be different. "

As one banker ominously puts it: "you are getting further along the train tracks towards the buffers. "

Nonetheless, this looks ominously like the end of the bond mania.

Even more ominously, Americans cut back on a wide variety of discretionary purchases, conserving their cash for necessary spending.

Ominously, Khatami also called for the execution of what he called "rioters' leaders" .

Ominously, the president is apparently free to fire his prime minister at any time for alleged incompetence, real or imagined.

When they reached the training room, they found it empty but a small side door was swinging ominously .

Posters have been appearing on walls, warning ominously against fitna, an Arabic word for division that has sectarian overtones.

Although fears have grown , the data do not point ominously downward .

Then, of course, there are those bills before Congress ominously threatening to put new tariffs on Chinese imports.

The group has been ominously dubbed the "Group of Death" as it has three high quality sides.

Ominously for the statisticians, the recall errors of those with tumours increased with time.

It looked ominously like we were about to repeat the earlier scenario.

More ominously, it also foretells the trajectory of the assassin's bullet that would kill Lincoln two months later.

Ominously for the Gunners, the Portuguese international was afforded a rest in United's Champions League win over Roma on Wednesday.

Perhaps ominously for REDD, however, this scheme may have been less effective than many suppose.

Being inundated with complaints from intimacy to inventory "Listen, McGregor, " the chairman began ominously.

As he did, the statue above the boy stirred ominously.

But, ominously, it is having huge trouble recruiting in the Pashtun areas of southern Afghanistan, where the Taliban is strongest.

Ultimately it may compromise the quality of medical care and ominously even result in premature death!

Amid this backdrop of rising tension, UKFI had become ominously silent.

More ominously, the gap might represent a structural discount in the stock price reflecting BP's track record of accidents.

Arab countries remain ominously silent about the Syrian government's actions but France has now declared Mr Assad's rule illegitimate.

Never have a pair of quotation marks loomed so ominously .

Ominously, there is new activity, too, at a site used in 2006 for a nuclear test.

A neighbour remarks ominously that "interesting things will happen" as her quest unfolds.

The clock clicked ominously close to her 11: 05 performance time.

ominously Mr (Ron) Paul will become chairman of the House subcommittee on monetary policy next year.

"Tarry a little" , the judge said ominously to the plaintiff, "there is something else. "

In the meantime and even more ominously, economic policy making has all but ground to a halt.

Still more ominously, seismic rumblings of discontent have been heard from the National Trust, a charitable titan with 3. 7m members.

Hadley exits. Dekins approaches Andy ominously. Andy stands his ground, waiting for whatever comes next. Finally.

And now, maybe most ominously of all, come signs that the bond market mania is finally cracking.

Iraq now has a Shiite-dominated government and many senior officials who are ominously friendly with Iran.

There are also signs that employment figures, sinking ominously since last autumn, began rising in April.

Ominously, he expresses confidence in his 'fundamental strategy. ' But it is the strategy that needs to change.

We spent the night in the village of Tann, in Hesse, and awoke at dawn to chill winds and an ominously overcast sky.

Also or in other words, he spells ominously , therefore he is biggest to team's contribution.

The mention of commodities alerts us to what is different about the present panic, perhaps ominously so.

Ominously, the Naples garbage is piling up again.

"You have been warned here first, " he wrote ominously on his blog.

Ominously, on Tuesday, the authorities closed the port of Natchez, Miss. , about 180 miles (290 km) northwest.

The tattooed man leans toward me ominously.

"People now know we know, " he says ominously.

And, most ominously, it's affecting wages too.

Ominously , builders are selling land for as little as 20 cents on the dollar.

The yields on these bonds are ominously low.

The wheels scooped up stones which hammered ominously under the car.

The room sounded so ominously empty that, depressed as I was, I left without asking any questions.

Household debt approached 100% of GDP in 2007, a level seen only once before, rather ominously in 1929.

So ominously did the stranger knock at the door

Sometimes they unite vaguely and ominously