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Meanings of welcome signs in English

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Usage of welcome signs in English
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So far in foreign policy, Trumpism has included welcome signs of realpolitik.
The Guardian
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In recent years there have been welcome signs that this is being recognised.
The Irish Times
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There are welcome signs of improvement in this respect, however.
The Irish Times
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The district is getting a new slogan and welcome signs.
Radio NZ
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I looked at her anxiously, and discerned the welcome signs of recovery, clearly revealed.
The Two Destinies
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I welcome signs of opening of Irish authorities to apply the measure to other banks.
The Irish Times
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Gather the welcome signs, (as children with pebbles or stringing shells,)
Leaves of Grass
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There were no markings, no guards, no welcome signs.
The last testament
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Two guys in suits stood guard at the front entrance, and they weren't holding welcome signs.
The President's Assassin
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Now there are welcome signs that Joe Hart's awkward autumn may give way to a winter of content.
The Irish Times
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I saw no signs, no windows, and definitely no smiling people standing by the stoop waving welcome signs.
Man in the Middle
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There are welcome signs from my colleagues in government of a willingness to work constructively with us and others.
The Guardian
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These welcome signs of maturity are lost in the clamour around the squabbling Ambani siblings and other corporate succession battles.
Reuters
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There are welcome signs that the political convulsions in Indonesia have begun to produce real movement on the future of East Timor.
The Irish Times
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Analysts welcomed signs that the company could be resolving its past accounting problems.
Reuters
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Shares rose as the market welcomed signs that the company was tackling its problems.
Reuters
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