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Being aware of social engineering is important, of course, because it can be the precursor for a sophisticated attack meant to breach the wall of your organization.
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Akbar is being held at Camp Pennsylvania in Kuwait is sending shockwaves through the national security community for another reason, though: It could be the precursor for a far larger and more dangerous problem, both for the military and for American society more generally.
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The sweet corn we eat for dinner would be a shriveled gray precursor called teosinte were it not for the activity of a handful of genes.
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Or to put it another way, banking union might be a precursor to the kind of fiscal and balance-sheet union that is widely regarded as the sine qua non of eurozone survival, but that supposedly vital financial union has not happened yet.
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The stock is in its seventh week of a price consolidation, and appears that it may be forming a cup-shaped base, which can be a precursor of price strength ahead.
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The China Vanke deal could be a precursor for others, although the company has indicated it will take a measured approach.
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However, the pace it is producing exports is slowing, and some are saying this may be a telling precursor to a larger threat.
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It was hoped the ADP employment report on Thursday would provide that relief, and would be a positive precursor for the important Labor Department employment report on Friday.
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Chances are, this isn't it -- but it could be the precursor to what could eventually be cradled in your pocket, especially if you are a fan of E Ink.
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Nolan has a point when it comes to obviousness. (Keller even seems to admit it toward the end of the piece.) His column would be an excellent precursor, for example, to a Nicholas Carr article or book, had those two things not already been published three years ago and last year, respectively.
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