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augur well for

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augur well for someone or something
to indicate or predict good things for someone or something. (Usually in the negative.) This latest economic message does not augur well for the stock market. I am afraid that this poll data does not augur well for the incumbent in the election.
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GREAT BRITAIN'S successes in the pool this week augur well for London's Olympiad in three years' time - but what kind of a spectacle will it be?
The plans for @bahrain are very inspiring and augur well for the future development of the economy through developing an infrastructure and first class facilities that will attract international investment to Bahrain" BBBF chairman, Khalid Al Zayani told members at the event at the Golden Tulip Hotel yesterday.
Anthony Hamilton needed a great deal of table-time to post a 5-1 win over Li Yan on Monday and that doesn't augur well for his chance of ousting Marco Fu.
 
 
 
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