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The South China Sea presages a different form of conflict than the ones to which we have become accustomed.

But it would be overly confident to say terminating TARP presages a quick return to health.

Boris Gryzlov's departure likely presages a much wider government shake-up in the Russian government in coming weeks.

None of these questions necessarily presages a Chinese collapse in 2012.

S. treasuries. While its spread across Asia presages a wider role, the renminbis strength against the dollar and yen are far from assured.

Before we all get too excited it should be noted that it is unlikely that China's announcement presages aggressive action on the CNY.

Lib Dem shadow chancellor Vincent Cable has warned it is a return to boom and bust, and that the move presages inflation.

Whether this presages an abandonment of the referendum, an election or a new national government remained unclear.

That presages an economic slowdown, and slower growth is the one thing China's leaders are seriously afraid of.

Everything here presages a wilderness spirit flag will be flying high!

An error in the language presages an error in the facts.

For when Caesar would have discharged the senate, in regard of some ill presages, and specially a dream of Calpurnia;