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harbinger

[hahr-bin-jer] / ˈhɑr bɪn dʒər /


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Here, the harbingers of the new golden age of the old-school American tavern.

From The Wall Street Journal

The study warned the case was a "harbinger" of the pollution to come, given how many rockets will be needed to launch all the satellites that Earth is planning to blast into space.

From Barron's

Whether retail buying is a harbinger of better returns in the coming weeks for Tesla shares is hard to say.

From Barron's

The biggest harbinger that things were about to fall apart in Iran didn’t come from the thwarted anger of the country’s opposition or the frustrated hopes of young people hungry for more personal freedom.

From The Wall Street Journal

Louise Adler, the Jewish daughter of Holocaust survivors, said "I cannot be party to silencing writers" and that Abdel-Fattah's exclusion "weakens freedom of speech and is the harbinger of a less free nation."

From BBC