Presages an end
to terrorist violence, what will be the impact on the british army?
A quick glance at the sky to reassure myself that the scudding clouds did
not presage
rain.
Presaged further financial services developments.
Presaged by dreams.
Worms were
also presaged
in science fiction, by brunners 1975 novel the shockwave rider.
Presages fundamental historical change.
The experiences of china and yugoslavia
only presage
more far-reaching developments to come.
It was the advent in 1932 of robert boutflour, c.b.e.
that presaged
the growth of the college to over 800 students.
Presage factors
which related directly to test performance are achievement motivation ( positive ) and deep strategy ( negative ).
Presage a death
in the family.
Presages something
far, far worse.
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