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• "But there are a few straws in the wind, " said Maureen Allyn.
• Since the reversion, there have been some intriguing straws in the wind here.
• One straw in the wind could be Bill Gates.
• "We're all reaching for straws in the wind to tell us what's happening with demand,"
• Fidelity's move is a straw in the wind.
• There are some interesting straws in the wind.
• There are lots of straws in the wind.
• Even some positive earnings surprises in the U . S . are like straw in the wind.
• What would it take to make investors pay closer heed to the various straws in the wind?
• "It is one straw in the wind, " said Frederick Breimyer, chief economist at State Street Bank.
• The second straw in the wind is the speech China's president, Jiang Zemin, gave on handover day.
• But Dan Bernstein, director of research at Bridgewater Associates, cautions against overinterpreting these recent straws in the wind.
• I think this augurs well for the plane and it is a positive straw in the wind for Marietta.
• A straw in the wind indicates which way the wind is blowing, but only at that moment in that place.
• The resolution of synod ( June 1825 ) in his favour, though cautiously worded, was a straw in the wind.
• Lieberman's attack on the movies in the name of " the family " should have been a straw in the wind.
• "If you're looking for a straw in the wind for how Americans are thinking in 1996, look no further than this vote,"
• :" There were a few straws in the wind in the autumn of 1988 which, with hindsight, suggested what was on the way.
• If so, he said, the judge's note could be more a straw in the wind than the straw that break's the camel's back.
• The cute, new, successful expansion team was the Anaheim Mighty Ducks, founded by the Disney Co ., an encouraging straw in the wind.