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• In England, a false dawn of gem collecting was represented by Chatsworth.
• Investors, sweeping aside years of disappointments and false dawns, seem to agree.
• "Burma needs a new beginning, not another false dawn, " she said.
• And because of false dawns in the recent past, our future looks gloomy,
• Maybe it was just a false dawn _ there have been plenty of those.
• But the rise of Clintonism has so far proved to be a false dawn.
• But, perhaps to no one's surprise, Monday proved a false dawn . . ..
• We have had false dawns before but we do not want anymore glorious failures.
• So is this a false dawn, the end of a phase and not the war?
• After so many false dawns, is this optimism justified?
• But as so often before and since, that agreement proved a false dawn of peace.
• Until that suspicion is dispelled, the Thai stock market may be experiencing a false dawn.
• We have had false dawns before but we do not want any more glorious failures.
• The 1959 Cuban Revolution was a false dawn.
• The rise in flexible working arrangements, such as telecommuting, may prove to be a false dawn.
• But the Japanese see only a false dawn.
• That betrays the kind of wishful thinking common in Northern Ireland, a land of false dawns.
• But it was a false dawn and the team fell into mid-table obscurity during the 1950s.
• The first component is " False Dawn ."
• We've seen false dawns before in Angola.