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Senior teachers and police officers stood outside the gates ushering in pupils this morning.

Tough situations like these are ushering in a new era of price consciousness in choosing colleges, experts say.

One can arrive at new ideas and theories and solutions without ushering in a whole new paradigm, after all.

Our scientists had unleashed the atom, ushering in a revolution in weaponry that set our age apart from all that had gone before.

Considering this, the role played by Zhangzhou painting in inheriting the past and ushering in the future inspires all of us.

Synthetic biology, as the technology that this and myriad less eye-catching advances are ushering in has been dubbed, promises much.

Considering that Windows 1.0 wasn't even introduced until 1985, Gates' crystal-ball gazing was off by a bit --- ushering in yet another Microsoft tradition.

In 1860 he nearly drowned in a sea of love after capturing Sicily against ferocious odds, marching his troops through Calabria and thereby ushering in the new nation of Italy.

"You can't say it that way anymore," Ashbery declares, ushering into American poetry a fresh way of seeing and saying the world, celebrating "the extreme austerity of an almost empty mind".

The African envoys say Libya also should plan for a transition period ushering in reforms.

Dieyi, Xiaolou and Eunuch Zhang sat side-by-side on the step, ushering in the year of historical transformation.

This is the time of year when blasts of Arctic air start sweeping across Mongolia's steppe, ushering in the long, hard winter.

NEW YORK - Toyota gets all the love for ushering in the hybrid era with the Prius, but Porsche is here to say its founder had a hybrid on the road almost a century before those guys in Japan.

For ushering in the era of streaming video.

By the beginning of the 15th century, native Hawaiian islanders were engaging in sustainable practices to preserve their reefs - ushering in 400 years of recovery.

Instead of ushering in the new openness the Olympics were supposed to foster, the government has clamped down on almost every aspect of life in the name of security.

The Tokugawa era (1603-1868) put an end to centuries of warfare, ushering in a longer period of peace and stability than most nations have ever enjoyed.

Besides ushering in a new tolerance of outsiders, the bride shortage has changed social mores in other ways.