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At the same time, just because one of us moved on up to a deluxe 20-room apartment in Kensington Palace does not augur a meaningful social change.

From Salon

Martin's refusal to adapt while manager of Southampton does not augur well.

From BBC

Interest rate cuts as well as a $12bn income tax relief provided to individuals in the federal budget "augurs well for supporting domestic consumption demand", according to the report.

From BBC

It was a rare direct confrontation between two of the most heavily armed countries in the Middle East and augured ominously for easing hostilities and any future truce.

Hopefully, Fox said, that augurs well for the vice president in November.

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