The Ringer: Digg Reader dies, auguring the end of an era for RSS.
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The service-sector index was up one point versus three months ago, auguring well for the BOJ tankan.
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And the new chorus music from Ms. Beamish had a striking vibrancy, auguring well for what would follow.
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In any event, the situation today is a far cry from auguring the renewal of this democratic system.
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The plan forecasts the island having only $800 million a year to service debt, auguring major haircuts for bondholders.
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Turkey, a key NATO ally, vowed to retaliate, auguring for a stormy road ahead for relations between Washington and Ankara.
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Word of the Day : auguring favorable circumstances and good luck _________ The word auspicious has appeared in 68 articles on nytimes.
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But $6.5 million was invested in the 553,600-square-foot Crystal Ballroom, which reopened last year, auguring grand events ahead.
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Yields trade roughly in tandem with international oil majors (see chart 1), auguring well for further exposure to the capital markets.
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That was highlighted by the PMI data out of the European Union, auguring for some trepidation in the world's stock markets.
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Data showed that growth of the country's economy, Latin America's largest, nearly stalled in the fourth quarter, auguring a challenging 219.1830.
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And as the Internet drives online shopping, package revenue is rising sharply (up 2628 percent this year), auguring well for the future.
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And as the Internet drives online shopping, package revenue is rising sharply (up 16 percent in 2016), auguring well for the future.
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Barclays highlighted the social media success of a tie-up with pop star Kris Wu as auguring well for progress in China.
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Crude oil prices fell after the IMF cut its forecast for global growth, auguring well for related stocks in aviation, paint and tyre sectors.
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European countries, including Germany, have also sounded alarms over the use of genetically modified crops, potentially auguring resistance for Bayer in its home country.
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He also announced that around 50 "essential" products and services would have their prices frozen at new levels, auguring higher inflation and more shortages.
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A result has been a drumbeat of announcements auguring the imminent arrival of robotic cars, almost as though they were the next generation of iPhones.
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The latest data showed corporate and personal demand for credit remained relatively solid in April, auguring well for continued resilience in the world's second-largest economy.
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Research shows that having too much cash on hand is almost as bad as having too little when it comes to auguring future returns to shareholders.
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The sudden cut to a school drop-off scene is a formal jolt, propelling us into an apparently completely different film and immediately auguring the film's confusion.
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Among the options prominently floated after Collins' postgame auguring was packing Conforto off to Vegas for reeducation and replacing him with 2011 first-round pick Brandon Nimmo.
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The Democratic presidential field, meanwhile, is also auguring a much more hostile future for the tech industry than the easy relations it enjoyed under the Obama administration.
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The state had been comfortably carried by Hillary Clinton in 2016, auguring a Democratic victory for governor that was probably clinched by voters' deep distaste for Donald Trump.
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A regional bright spot was Italy, where manufacturing activity grew at its fastest pace in almost five years, auguring well for growth in the euro zone's third-largest economy.
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A more detailed breakdown of the loan data on Monday showed sharp pick-ups in demand for credit from both households and companies, auguring well for consumption and investment.
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The horror of a Sandy Hook -- however unspeakable -- ultimately became just a headline rather than a trend line auguring momentum for sensible gun control measures or mental health treatment reforms.
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The blueprint forecasts that Puerto Rico will have only $800 million a year to pay its debt, less than a quarter of what it owes, auguring big haircuts for all bondholders.
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For good measure, Goode made like Robin Hood -- robbing the robbers -- and put a bullet in Griffin before taking off, prompting a search to find him and auguring an inevitable showdown.
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And how suggestive a title, auguring, it might seem, a transcendence of the poet's sublunary concerns with rivers, sediment, glaciers, cliffs and the rest for an even larger perspective, one that's cosmic in scale.
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John Flannery, the chief executive of the company's health care division, will take over, possibly auguring further changes at a company whose history reaches back to the laboratories of the famed inventor Thomas Edison.
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While sales of some of these products are small at present, Deutsche Bank analyst Richard Parkes said Imfinzi and Fasenra had beaten expectations by 39 percent and 453 percent respectively, auguring well for the future.
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A Russian-owned tanker, built to traverse the frozen waters of the Arctic, completed a journey in record time from Europe to Asia this month, auguring the future of shipping as global warming melts sea ice.
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Trump called Bolsonaro to wish him good luck soon after his electoral victory, auguring closer political ties between the two largest nations in the Americas — both now led by conservative populists promising to overturn the political establishment.
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The larger point, however, should not be lost: An inverted curve auguring a deflationary world is not necessarily predicting a recession, as in the 20th century, nor does it augur the kind of pain experienced in 2008–09.
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The fiscal turnaround blueprint has been the bane of island creditors, forecasting that Puerto Rico will have only $800 million a year to pay its debt, less than a quarter of what it owes, auguring big haircuts for all bondholders.
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Mondo 2000 spoke to a magpie taste for cultural writing, irreverent humour and surreal design, blending countercultural values with a pre-millennial mix of anxiety and awe, auguring in the 21st century chaos with writer Bruce Sterling would later call 'dark euphoria.
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James Hardie shares had their worst day on Thursday since the 1987 stock market crash, plunging as much as 15 percent to their lowest in 30 months and wiping out A$1.3 billion ($946 million) in market value - and auguring badly for its rivals.
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"The Post" Steven Spielberg's film about the Washington Post standing up to the Nixon administration by publishing the Pentagon Papers -- auguring the Watergate battle to come -- is an inordinately entertaining film but also calls attention to journalism's highest calling, at a moment when newsgathering is under siege from those who would seek to discredit and undermine it.
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A full-size model of the supersonic Concorde was displayed by the French and British, auguring its successful first flight on March 2, 1969.Witkin, Richard. "Supersonic Concorde Airliner Successful in 28-Minute Maiden Flight." New York Times.
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The long axis was oriented in an east to west direction and measure 2.4 metres in length; the north-south axis measured 2 metres in length. The site was impacted through modern anthropogenic modifications of the landscape. Most noticeable was a concrete-filled posthole for a chain-link fence. The auguring of the posthole was the cause for discovery of both the Moatfield village and ossuary.
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Elections to the United States House of Representatives for the 34th Congress were held during President Franklin Pierce's term at various dates in different states from August 1854 to November 1855. This midterm election was among the most disruptive in American history, auguring the collapse of the Second Party System. Both major parties, the Democratic Party and the Whig Party, organized as rivals for roughly 20 years, lost critical voter support. The Whig Party disintegrated over the slavery issue even as Northern voters, strongly opposing the Kansas–Nebraska Act, shifted sharply against Democrats.
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Often performing under the influence of alcohol, opioids and cocaine, his reputation was sullied by a series of belligerent solo concerts. Following rehabilitation, he appeared with Asleep at the Wheel at Farm Aid II in 1986, auguring his return to the popular consciousness. Although he briefly resumed using alcohol and cannabis in the mid-1990s (a period that culminated in arrests for public intoxication and driving under the influence), Hicks would credit Alcoholics Anonymous with maintaining his sobriety. The classic Hot Licks lineup reunited for an appearance on Austin City Limits in 1991.
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The contrast with the culture of the United States at the end of the 1960s made for jarring adjustment for many Villa St. Jean graduates, a large number of whom lost contact with their classmates during subsequent college years and were only reunited some years after college graduation. The Marianist creed for the school and its students was "the Whole Man." Auguring the upheaval that a year later would seize colleges and universities in Europe and North America and the student "strikes" that would shut down many campuses in the United States, in the spring of 1969, formal classes briefly stopped as students and faculty wrestled with the relevance of the school's culture against the backdrop of dramatic changes in Western culture. The decision to close Villa St. Jean was made in December 1969, according to Jerry Gregg, a teacher at the school at the time.
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