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Examples
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Could that have been some sort of a forewarner that this, in fact, was some sort of infection problem?
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"Oh Lord," groaned Jimmy, who had come to regard any elation on Zoie's or Aggie's part as a sure forewarner of ultimate discomfort for him.
Baby Mine Margaret Mayo 1916
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"Oh Lord," groaned Jimmy, who had come to regard any elation on Zoie's or Aggie's part as a sure forewarner of ultimate discomfort for him.
Baby Mine 1911
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It was the beginning of fever, but he did not know it; it was the forewarner of the death he was choosing.
The White Sister 1881
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The early arrival of 300 Bewick swans at the Slimbridge wetlands centre in Gloucestershire is a traditional forewarner of a cold winter.
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“The forewarner of Ellena’s departure; the phantom who decoyed me into the dungeons of Paluzzi; the prophet and the artificer of all my misfortunes.”
The Italian 2004
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