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There is a growing belief that this spectacular sell-off portends more than just a periodic shift in the market cycle.

At this point it is hard to tell, but the recent strength of the dollar portends well for flows into the US.

What all this portends in the wake of Columbia's loss is still up for grabs.

And given China's impact on the environment, especially greenhouse gas emissions, this change of policy clearly portends a great deal.

We think that this portends a clear and present danger to the role of science in the U. S.

If the outcry in France indeed portends global trouble, it's by no means clear whether it ought to.

Whether or not it portends catastrophic consequences for us here on earth is subjective until that happen.

In a variety of ways, the episode portends continued short-term economic misery and long-term national decline.

Now what that portends I am not entirely sure. It could be a new series or it could be a feature film, but he was quite animated about it.

What the whole incident portends is still up for grabs.

Like a sunbeam piercing through a cloudy sky, faith portends that better weather is on the way.

Surely, we like to think, our future portends more of the latter than the former.

For the heavily indebted nations that must repeatedly replace maturing debt, the investment ebb tide portends a long struggle.

This clearly indicates that the SI market portends tremendous opportunities for growth.

More robust growth in our business portends , of course, greater growth in jobs, both in the US and around the world .

Such advertising creative is in place to attract developers and estate planners, or indeed think it portends some?

When a student chooses to write on another facet of the subject, it not only is disappointing, it portends a failing grade.

It portends an era of creativity and innovation, indicating the beauty and enjoyment has become a relentless pursuit.

That surge in follow-ons portends a strong IPO rebound, bankers said, because it reflects a return of risk appetite.

This unused capacity portends weak profits and trouble for the loans that financed it.

This portends a Germany that can be both more assertive and more useful to its allies.

Traveler, blessedness and light, Peace and truth, its course portends .

This one, with an electro loop and hand claps, doesn't sound as glum as its title portends .

The change of partners portends a sharp shift in the priorities and tone of Germany's government.

You now think its recent growth portends a reversal to the historical norm.

All of this portends even more exciting uses for cord blood.

Fast Arctic thaw portends global warming.

However, the theme of this book is that the Mayan calendar ending 2012 portends the end of civilization at that date.

If untreated, variceal hemorrhage portends a 70 percent risk of death within one year.

The UK would do well to consider what this portends.

To a conscious man old age and what it portends are not a surprise.

I am both awed and terrified by what this development portends.