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bellwether

Castrated ram with a bell around his neck leading his flock of sheep.

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Conditions were even gloomier in South Korea, a bellwether for global demand.
Reuters
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Commercial vehicle sales are often regarded as a bellwether for economic activity.
The Irish Times
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Technology bellwether Apple Inc AAPL.O will release its earnings report on Monday.
Reuters
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All three bellwether cases will be split into causation and liability phases.
Radio NZ
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The technology bellwether is scheduled to post quarterly results after the bell.
Reuters
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The technology bellwether was scheduled to post quarterly results after the bell.
Reuters
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Tech bellwether Apple AAPL.O was scheduled to report earnings after the close.
Reuters
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His case was considered a bellwether for hundreds of similar cases before Chhabria.
Reuters
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Recruitment agencies are a reliable bellwether for the state of the employment market.
The Irish Times
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Whatever happens with the Enron case, it's not considered a bellwether, Keller said.
Reuters
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Technology bellwether Hewlett-Packard Co HPQ.N also is scheduled to report results this week.
Reuters
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As an economic bellwether, buoyant new car sales are a major consumer indicator.
The Irish Times
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Technology bellwether Hewlett-Packard Co HPQ.N also is scheduled to report results next week.
Reuters
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Transportation company performance is generally a bellwether of an economy's health.
Reuters
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CNN calls bellwether state California for New York senator Hillary Clinton.
Wired
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Alongside main rival FedEx, UPS is considered a bellwether of U.S. economic activity.
Reuters
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