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"But I think it augurs well in terms of the work we are doing with small schools."

They augur well for the success of future work on the budget.

This does not augur well for other areas of discussion.

That he'd left without his gun did not augur well.

And it augurs well for what might happen come July.

But tears did not augur well for the new life.

We end up winning 3-0, which augurs well for the rest of the season.

All of which does not augur well for the debates.

Did they augur a return to the chaos of the past?

Surely such a decision does not augur well for your health!

Apart from anything else, the show augurs an important change at the museum.

I hope this, too, augurs well for the support that the President can count on.

The open-ended nature of all this does not augur well for other city needs.

All of these helped augur in what would later become modern Japanese music.

Does not that augur well for the home owner and the property market in 1992?

This budget does not augur well for the 2007/2013 financial framework.

"This does not augur any further production cuts," he said.

In fact, he said, it can augur poorly for the patient.

What this augurs about the rest of the restaurant is unclear.

The agreement may not augur a new tone to future negotiations.

Scientists, startled by the find, said it did not augur well for this summer.

But most experts called the visit a success that augurs well for future relations.

After everyone was satisfied that his appearance did not augur anything important, the talking began again.

Not that I have ever felt 100 percent competent in the writing business, where one day's success augurs nothing at all for the next.

That does not augur well for the party's future.