Turning Points This is an article from Turning Points, a magazine that explores what critical moments from this year might mean for the year ahead.
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Turning Points | Global Agenda This is an article from Turning Points, a magazine that explores what critical moments from this year might mean for the year ahead.
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In the decade since the 2008 crisis, there has been a pretty good correlation between turning points in speculators' positioning and turning points in the dollar and U.S. bond market.
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Turning Points This special report contains the fruits of our annual search for "turning points," the events, trends, inventions and ideas that will move the compass needles of our lives.
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Turning Points | Global Agenda Planning your calendar for 2019?
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Also in May, two other judicial offensives reached turning points.
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Turning Points Turning Point: Raúl Castro resigns as Cuba's president.
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Televised debates have yielded several turning points for presidential contenders.
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Breakup albums mark decisive turning points in lives and careers.
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Turning Points It would happen when I least expected it.
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"There's lots of turning points within a year," he told reporters.
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One of the turning points for All Writs came in 1977.
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But there are three major turning points that changed my mind.
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Recent presidents besides Bush have had turning points in their presidencies.
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These are turning points in the swelling crisis of our democracy.
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And unlike many potential 2017 turning points, this one is welcome.
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Turning Points Turning Point: North Korea tests advanced ballistic missile technology.
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The continent will reach all sorts of real turning-points in 2019.
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Its fall marked one of the biggest turning points of the war.
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The Treasury yield curve is an excellent predictor of economic turning points.
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The video above captures the critical turning points of the genre's evolution.
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Turning Points Turning Point: China's Hollywood investment frenzy is at a crossroads.
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But there are certain songs that are turning points in their lives.
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There are other events that could qualify as turning points in the fight.
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I give you some insight into those turning points, into how they happened.
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"There were two turning points in my life," says Buffett in the trailer.
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But two major turning points changed the public's negative perceptions of the SDF.
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These hearings tend to serve as turning points in most major business controversies.
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You write about turning points in history that spurred more mosquito-borne illnesses.
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Mr Maduro and his government have survived many supposed turning points so far.
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Here's a look at some of the biggest turning points in the campaign.
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So even with this shocker of all turning points, we need not despair.
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That is what has been observed at turning points of the business cycle.
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There have been tipping points and bombshells, walls closing in and turning points.
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"This is one of the biggest turning points in American history!" he said.
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Turning Points Each year at this time, we try to identify the turning points of the year gone by and the year to come, the critical events that set us and our world on a new and often fateful tangent.
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Turning Points | Artist's Lens Turning Points, a magazine that explores what critical moments from this year might mean for the year ahead, asked five artists to select one of their own artworks and describe how it symbolized or reflected 22018.
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For Clarke, the final season arc required mapping out a series of turning points.
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In fact, these midterms switches have not preceded major turning points for markets ever.
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" These are nations that "may be approaching important turning points in their democratic trajectory.
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Talk radio and the birth of Fox News in the 29s were turning points.
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Afghanistan and Iraq were turning points for the Army's thinking on women in combat.
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Turning-points in history are not always rational, or good, or bad, he ventures.
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The primaries could be turning points in the presidential nominating contests for both parties.
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The timing of the announcement also coincides with political turning points in the region.
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One of the big turning points in "Frozen II" happens in the Dark Sea.
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Turning Points Turning Point: Elections in Europe give wind to right-wing nationalist movements.
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Turning points will come at unpredictable moments, and may be fully apparent only in retrospect.
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Of course, turning points in business cycles can be caused by any number of things.
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Turning Points Turning Point: By 2019, 50 percent of the global population will be online.
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Some of these treatises were important turning points in art history; others are nearly forgotten.
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Turning Points Turning Point: In October, voters in Argentina returned the Peronist party to power.
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I think 2008 is one of those turning points where politically things failed to turn.
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Turning Points Turning Point: The United States announces its withdrawal from the Paris climate accord.
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For all the talk of "game change" moments in campaign memoirs, these turning points are rare.
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For Heliena, throwing a gender reveal was a turning point in a series of turning points.
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"The tech bubble we played beautifully; we've been quite good at big turning points," he said.
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I imagine "The Americans" was the real turning point — or are there so many turning points?
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It's not clear whether Turning Points USA was able to abide by that simple red line.
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Timely; a long track record; a strong record of signaling turning points in the business cycle.
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Turning Points Turning Point: Donald J. Trump is elected the 45th president of the United States.
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"However, few signs of turning points are yet visible in global macroeconomic data," the Fund added.
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And the convergence of those two turning points is exacerbating tensions that have been simmering for years.
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For now, though, these appear to me to be the seven biggest political turning points of 22016.
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It feels like this, alongside mobile PUBG, could be turning points for the future of mobile gaming.
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Q: Speaking of history, you write that, for centuries, books became the turning points of Jewish tradition.
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To be sure, democratic decline is studded by what, in retrospect, can be flagged as turning points.
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It's fitting that the final book for this project revisits other incredible turning points from previous elections.
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Some of the stories published over the past two years were important turning points for the investigation.
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"Few signs of turning points are yet visible in global macroeconomic data," it said in its report.
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Looking back decades, Mr. Vázquez traces the turning points and intersecting factors leading to his city's resurgence.
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These accounts are separate yet also connected, visually and narratively, through spaces, camera movements and turning points.
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Even without Broadway productions, "How I Learned to Drive" and "Ruined" marked turning points for the playwrights.
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Austin Miller, warned senators at his confirmation hearing in June against talking about "turning points" in the war.
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If you just know how to look for it, you can pick up some pretty good turning points.
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In practice, the signal from yield is too weak to be relied upon to catch turning points profitably.
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Given their track record on calling turning points in the economy, it would be unwise to ignore them.
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Turning Points Turning Point: Interest in blockchain technology surges as it spawns a highly volatile virtual currency market.
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Turning Points Turning Point: Harmony, the world's first A.I.-powered sex robot, began shipping to consumers this year.
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Turning Points Turning Point: Seven Earth-size planets that could potentially harbor life are discovered orbiting a star.
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"The Fed is predictably slow to see the turning points" in the economy from expansion to contraction, he said.
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Like other turning points in the Middle East since 2011, the news was relayed first and foremost by smartphones.
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Even so, the journey towards failure, via seven countries at turning-points in their pasts, is enjoyable and informative.
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There are specific turning points when Annie realizes she deserves better and refuses to let anyone dictate her happiness.
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Two later face-to-face encounters with Mr. Kushner preceded key turning points in Prince Mohammed's consolidation of power.
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Turning Points Turning Point: Younger shoppers — those born after 1980 — become the growth engine for the global luxury market.
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Turning Points Turning Point: Prototypes for a wall along the border between Mexico and the United States are unveiled.
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The yield curve remains as good a way to predict turning points in the economy as it has been.
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Candace Owens, the communications director of Turning Points USA, described it as a #MeTooWitchhunt: Brett Kavanaugh should be confirmed IMMEDIATELY.
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The other reason why the curve has been so accurate in calling turning points relates to the wisdom of crowds.
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Turning Points The works of art that were among the most discussed of the year were monumental, historical and environmental.
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Turning Points Turning Point: The United States and China intensified their trade war in 21949, plunging global markets into uncertainty.
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To be sure, airlines - which typically hedge some volume every quarter - have a mixed record of calling the market's turning points.
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To be sure, airlines — which typically hedge some volume every quarter — have a mixed record of calling the market's turning points.
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In October, 2013, "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" aired a brief segment that became one of the least likely geopolitical turning points ever.
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"I believe on Tuesday Wisconsin is going to be one of the turning points where Ted Cruz wins here," he said.
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Turning Points Turning Point: In Gaza's deadliest day since 2014, the Israeli military killed dozens of Palestinians and injured thousands more.
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On Thursday, he had more unforced errors (72) than winners (68), and he also looked tentative at some major turning points.
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Turning Points Turning Point: In October, Rwanda announced the release of the Mara Phone, the first smartphone made entirely in Africa.
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The impeachment battles over Presidents Andrew Johnson, Richard M. Nixon and Bill Clinton came at turning points in the American story.
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They are pseudo-events — PR opportunities manufactured by parties and news organizations to provide turning points and tension during a long slog.
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Hamilton is about stories, yes, but also the singular moments that spawn them, the turning points when everything might have gone differently.
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These decisions are 50 or 60 pages long, but there's always core evidence, or core turning points, that leads to these verdicts.
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The north and south nodes are points in astrology that are related to destiny, so eclipses are crucial turning points for us.
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"One of the biggest turning points of my life was facing the reality that your choices can determine your future," said Walton.
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Analysts value the vacancies series as it has proved a reliable leading indicator of labour demand and turning points in employment growth.
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His decision to come out in favor of an impeachment inquiry in September was seen as one of several significant turning points.
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News Analysis The impeachment battles over Andrew Johnson, Richard M. Nixon and Bill Clinton came at turning points in the American story.
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The movement wasn't without serious flaws particularly in how it excluded women of color, but it was a turning points for women's rights.
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There just don't happen to be a lot of famous historical turning points that involve the selection of a vice head of government.
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Eclipses bring about major turning points in our lives, they have a "fated" feeling about them—but they're also intensely stressful and emotional.
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The Kennedy assassination, one of the manifest turning points of the 20th century, was the pivotal moment in Mr. Lane's life and career.
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For the most part, the puppetry is immersive and impressive, but again it was those key emotional turning points when things fall flat.
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Turning Points asked the writer Maggie Shen King to explore a data-driven dystopia, and she responded with a piece of flash fiction.
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Turning Points Turning Point: The European Union and the United States impose sanctions for human rights violations in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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Turning Points Turning Point: North and South Korean athletes march under a unified flag at the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
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While the exact timing of economic and financial turning points is inherently hard to predict, we could experience an important one in 2017.
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The college's commencement has served as her platform twice before at major turning points in her life, starting almost half a century ago.
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Turning Points Turning Point: The Michelin Guide this year awarded 11 stars to women chefs in France, the most in the guide's history.
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Turning Points It was hard to keep the characters in "Mad Max: Fury Road" and the cosmonauts in the 2017 movie "Life" safe.
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This is an article from Turning Points, a magazine that explores what critical moments from this year might mean for the year ahead.
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Detailed questions about the matches themselves — the turning points, the winning patterns — are now much rarer; the questions more general and often vacuous.
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At critical turning points, Chinese authorities put secrecy and order ahead of openly confronting the growing crisis and risking public alarm or political embarrassment.
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Turning points While Haley's announcement was important, it was not central to turning the race around in South Carolina, according to top Rubio advisers.
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That said, others think margin debt can best be utilized as a proxy for further weakness during selloffs rather than timing of turning points.
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No, this is a problem built into the biographical jukebox genre, whose songs leave the narrative only enough time for turning points and climaxes.
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The economy is also much more dependent on financial activity, so market conditions have come to play a larger role in cycle turning points.
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From the pro-democracy student protests in Tiananmen Square in 1989 to Mikhail Gorbachev's resignation in 1991, Mr. Liu captured turning points in history.
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Turning Points Turning Point: In February 20183, the Polish government made implicating the nation in Nazi war crimes an offense punishable with jail time.
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Turning Points Turning Point: Facebook and Twitter removed or suspended millions of pages, groups and accounts in an effort to combat bots and trolls.
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Many analysts and traders have backward-looking expectations, assuming the future will resemble the immediate past, which is why they tend to miss turning points.
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While true turning points are usually identified after the fact, the recent downward momentum could signal a similar movement in the economy as a whole.
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As poet and literary critic Adam Kirsch writes in his new book, "The People and the Books," texts often became turning points in Jewish history.
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It is the mystery of her power game, still lacking in subtlety and vulnerable to spasms of overcooked groundstrokes on too many game-turning points.
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The Run-Up In presidential politics, everyone is on the lookout for them and an army of analysts is eager to declare them: turning points.
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Roger Cohen This is an article from Turning Points, a magazine that explores what critical moments from this year might mean for the year ahead.
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But it is possible to see in our history some of the key contributions that our leaders have made at turning points in their presidency.
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Construction accounts for only 6% of Britain's economy and economists say the PMI surveys can overstate the degree of turning points in gross domestic product.
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The Paris-based OECD said that its monthly leading economic indicator, supposed to capture economic turning points, showed signs of stabilisation in both China and Brazil.
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If we take the CFTC euro position as a proxy for the dollar, we again see a close correlation between position turning points and the euro.
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To identify historical turning points is also to indulge in counterfactuals, to consider how mistakes could have avoided, how events could have taken a different shape.
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The Paris-based OECD said that its monthly leading economic indicator, supposed to capture economic turning points, showed signs of stabilization in both China and Brazil.
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The indicators, which are designed to flag turning points in economic activity, showed signs of growth gaining momentum in the United States, Canada, Germany and France.
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It is one of those historical turning points that are remembered to this day among many African-Americans but remain nearly invisible to most white people.
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Turning Points Turning Point: Cambridge Analytica, a political data firm, harvested private information from more than 50 million Facebook profiles without the social network alerting users.
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Turning Points Through the mist of change precipitated by President Trump's consuming narcissism, some new order is taking shape, but its form is as yet indiscernible.
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The data showed that for all the attention given to local news and activism, the mainstream media continued to shape major turning points in the story.
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She practiced professionally there for three years before finding herself at a crossroads, "one of those turning points where you question your entire existence," she remarks.
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By 2017, the clunky sneaker look was in full force, with French house Vetements&apos collection with Reebok recognized as one of the key turning points.
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Turning Points Turning Point: Unemployment rates throughout the developed world are at historic lows, yet protest movements indicate that many people remain despondent about their future.
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Turning Points Turning Point: WikiLeaks releases a trove of documents detailing methods the C.I.A. might have employed to break into smartphones, computers and internet-connected TVs.
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"It is at these very turning points, these moments of great decision, when the young must stake out their claim and seize their own future," he added.
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On March 513, known as Super Tuesday, primaries or caucuses will be held in about a dozen states, and they could be turning points in both parties.
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Turning Points Turning Point: Researchers survey almost 2,000 American girls and find that girls' confidence levels fall about 30 percent between the ages of 8 and 14.
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Turning Points Turning Point: Between 2000 and 2018 the number of African children enrolled in primary school more than doubled, rising from 60 million to 150 million.
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One does not have to completely buy in to the book's reframing of key social and political turning points to find the narrative both captivating and compelling.
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This can take time however, which is why the #MeToo, #YesAllWomen and #EverydaySexism movements aren't generally turning-points, though things don't necessarily "go back to normal" either.
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Despite their many differences, populist leaders such as Nehru, Mandela, and de Gaulle encountered similar dilemmas at critical turning points, and each managed something overlooked but essential.
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Season 3 dealt with the aftermath of turning points in both stories, as Claire navigated the 20th century and Jamie struggled for freedom in post-rebellion Scotland.
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Listen: 'The Daily': Strained Turning Points in Canada and Washington Spinoff Canadian fashion designers historically had to leave Canada if they were interested in becoming internationally known.
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Korea summit and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's Seoul visit will take place "soon" and will be turning points to cement peace on the Korean peninsula.
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Whether they are aware or not, these dishes represent important turning points in American history, in immigration history, in how America interacted with the rest of the world.
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Although none of the five signed up for combat, all left successful careers and saw action during their years filming many of World War Two's biggest turning points.
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I think it's important in the course of a book of this length, and after these many years, to be able to show works that are turning points.
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In fact, the two times dragons have previously died out have served as turning points for social chance, and their deaths always force a reset on political power.
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Julian Zelizer: A watershed for America Convention speeches are not game-changers in campaigns nor they are not turning points, and Hillary Clinton's address won't be an exception.
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To this day, I remember these feedback conversations as turning points in my career — where I took the feedback, put it to work and started seeing the results.
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In astrological terms, squares mark key turning points for action—and since this upcoming one is the last in a 37-year cycle, it's sure to be revealing.
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Even though the U-M survey is decent at highlighting warning signs, it can be criticized for not giving sufficient weight to positive signals, especially at turning points.
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But as much truth as these narratives contain, they ignore a central aspect of the current mess: the accidental nature of many of its most crucial turning points.
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Turning Points Turning Point: A World Bank report concludes that more than 143 million people will become "climate migrants" escaping crop failure, water scarcity and sea-level rise.
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Turning Points Turning Point: The teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg sails across the Atlantic on an emissions-free yacht ahead of her arrival in New York on Aug.
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Lewis' decision to come out in favor of an impeachment inquiry in September was seen as one of several significant turning points in the impeachment of President Trump.
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The gap between two- and 193-year yields has shrunk to only 14 basis points, a flattening of the curve that has heralded economic turning points in the past.
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The last time there was a major movie about one of the turning points of the Korean War, it was 1982 and "Inchon" was making history, of a sort.
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The Captain America: Civil War star recently spoke with The New York Times' Turning Points magazine, and was asked what experiences she hopes to create for her daughter onscreen.
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We spoke with Schwab about his new book "Invested," detailing turning points in his business' life, and discussed what business is like in the new no-fee trading world.
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Senna and Adam speak to each other as if they were reading from greeting cards, and the turning points in their relationship are served like reheated romantic comedy leftovers.
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Turning Points Turning Point: In a recent wave of protests against art, a prominent art fair in Madrid removed artwork featuring jailed Catalan politicians, stirring debate over artistic liberty.
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He cited three prior turning points in our nation's history: Jefferson's "Revolution of 1800," which created popular political parties as we know them, the Civil War and FDR's New Deal.
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TURNING POINTS This is not the first time a challenge to reinvent the Mustang has emboldened Ford employees to break with convention during a rough patch in the company's history.
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If Mr. Cao (who now splits his time between Canada and China) had survived by capturing crucial moments of the Cultural Revolution, Ms. Cao marks turning points for young people.
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In our interview, we discussed turning points in his San Francisco-based business over its 48 years of operation, and ended by taking a look at where it stands today.
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Turning Points Turning Point: President Trump issues a travel ban that would preclude travelers from North Korea, Syria, Iran, Chad, Libya, Somalia, Yemen and Venezuela from entering the United States.
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The experience introduced a first-person adventure played in-app, where users would make choices at key turning points to progress the narrative — like a choose-your-own-adventure story.
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Turning Points Turning Point: The United States women's soccer team won a record fourth World Cup this summer and used the victory to push for pay equity in women's sports.
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Turning Points Turning Point: In July, the Federal Trade Commission announced that it would fine Facebook $5 billion, the largest penalty ever levied by the agency for consumer privacy violations.
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Turning Points Turning Point: President Xi Jinping is appointed to another five-year term during China's 173th Communist Party congress, establishing him as the nation's most powerful leader in decades.
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Turning Points In June, Saudi Arabia — along with two other Persian Gulf states and Egypt — picked a fight with Qatar, on the grounds that the country is funding Islamic terrorism.
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There's also Dustin Lance Black's When We Rise, an eight-hour miniseries that premiered earlier this year on ABC, which chronicled major turning points in the struggle for queer rights.
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" Earlier this week, Kanye tweeted his support for alt-right darling Candace Owens, comms director of conservative nonprofit Turning Points USA, who thinks Black Lives Matter was just "whiny toddlers.
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The gap between two- and 10-year yields has shrunk to only 123 basis points, a flattening of the curve that has sometimes heralded economic turning points in the past.
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"The FCA is caught in a turn in the regulatory cycle and these turning points are messy," said David Green, a former UK regulator and now a consultant on regulatory issues.
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They felt like big turning points—players would linger on pause screens as they scratched their heads or searched the internet for answers in deciding on the best course of action.
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The Miami New Times reports that chatroom discussion of the Florida International University chapter of Turning Points USA (TPUSA) show members of the group making racist and alt-right tinged comments.
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Hedge funds in the study also did a fairly good job of market timing at crucial turning points, according to the findings of the study, again in contrast to mutual funds.
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Linking our changing consciousness to fundamental shifts in the means of human communication, Postman identifies two key turning points: the move from speech to text and from text to moving images.
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POLITICAL MEMO How a series of turning points in mid-October explains the state of the race today and can serve as a cheat sheet for the casual 2020 primary observer.
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Dalic thought the 18th minute own goal and the France penalty, awarded seven minutes before halftime for a Perisic handball after the referee viewed the TV footage, had been the turning points.
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McKeown interviews entrepreneurs and executives across industries to see what their career turning points were — where they stopped answering every email, attending every conference, and committing to late nights in the office.
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A number of leading data indicators have turned lower and economists point to the arrival of hefty price increases caused by sterling's depreciation so far as possible turning points for household spending.
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That primary race is famous in South Carolina politics -- political junkies love to discuss the turning points in the race that lead to her skyrocketing poll numbers just weeks before the election.
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Nick Carn, founder of Carn Macro Advisors, said the Trump and Brexit phenomenon were 2016's big turning points in a number of ways – partly for markets and partly for political economy.
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She plowed through countless pages on his brushstrokes and his influences, his developmental phases, and his turning points, but no one had much to say on the subject of his eating problems.
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Most supposed turning points were merely capstones for a trajectory that had already begun: By the time Dean unleashed the "scream" that supposedly led to his downfall, he had already lost Iowa.
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The Weekly Standard has published a profile of Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Points USA, which raises the question of whether the organization is keeping faithful to its status as a nonprofit.
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Since then, West has been vocal about improving his mental health, and he says one of his biggest turning points came when Robbins appeared at his home in 2017 to offer guidance.
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In it one finds short, condensed meditations — stripped of all but the most necessary context, each beginning with the phrase "I began the day…" — that mark the turning points in Gladman's career.
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Katrina "was one of the turning points for this realization that ... if you don't go before the storm hits, (emergency responders) will come as soon as we think it's safe," he said.
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Now Ms. Zanuck has made, in her second feature film as director, a documentary on Mr. Clapton's life that takes into consideration the many turning points in the classic rock legend's career.
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Founded in 1818 by King John VI of Portugal, the National Museum was Brazil's oldest scientific institution and served as a backdrop to some of the turning points in the nation's history.
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What the tellers all have in common is that they believe that there were turning points in their stories, moments where a decision they made led to the desired or feared outcome.
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We know that politically, when turning points in crises can be identified, both attention and money are drawn away from the issue—and that such a lapse can stall or even reverse progress.
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This led to the creation of conservative institutions to battle this supposed liberal hegemony on college campuses — and the most prominent in recent years has been Turning Points USA, run by Charlie Kirk.
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Past prices are not necessarily a guide to the future, but the events of 22009/22018 are a reminder that price moves are highly non-linear, especially around turning points in the cycle.
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"Typically, when you do see weakening in the benchmark, it is often times at turning points ... if the economy is losing momentum, which we think is going to be the case," he said.
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When historians look back at this campaign, one of the key turning points will undoubtedly be the Democratic convention, where Khizr Khan delivered a riveting speech castigating the arguments that Trump had made.
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The deal comes with both parties at strategic turning points, as Facebook seeks to add more video to attract viewers and the NFL tries to follow eyeballs from traditional television to social media.
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The Paris-based organization said its December monthly composite leading indicators (CLIs), which are supposed to capture economic turning points, confirmed the "tentative signs of stabilization" in China and Brazil seen in November.
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There have been "two turning points" in his life: "One when I came out of the womb and one when I met Susie," Buffett says of his first wife, who died in 2004.
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Mediaite is reporting that Ginni Thomas, the wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, employs as a factotum Chrystal Clanton, who was fired last year from Turning Points USA for racist text messages.
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Turning Points Turning Point: A landmark climate report from the United Nations described a world of worsening food shortages and wildfires, and a mass die-off of coral reefs as soon as 2040.
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Within those phases, think of 5-10 specific scenes in your story—high points, low points, turning points, early memories, important childhood events, important adulthood events, or any other event you find self-defining.
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Rubio and Kasich have justified their decisions to stay in the race by pointing to their delegate-rich home states as turning points -- even though they haven't racked up many wins on the way.
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He's witnessed previous turning points—big Democratic victories in 2006 and 2008, as well as the famous Republican National Committee "autopsy" advocating outreach to voters of color after the 2012 election—turn into dust.
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In "Eating History: 30 Turning Points in the Making of American Cuisine," Andrew F. Smith explains that Chinese restaurants proliferated during the construction of the Transcontinental Railroad, catering to Chinese miners and railroad workers.
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Turning Points Turning Point: The Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy on immigration, which requires that any person crossing the border illegally be prosecuted, results in the separation of thousands of children from their families.
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The actual genesis for the book, though, is that I have a project to do — a historical nonfiction narrative history of the United States, in different decades and around different turning points of history.
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Like turning points of a story, they have led me in a wonderfully strange direction: to revisit a Singapore I already knew at heart, and find in these scenes a renewed sense of home.
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"The PCAST report on semiconductors and the DIUx report were really the turning points, as many leaders across the government recognized the need to strengthen CFIUS," Brown, the co-author of the DIUx report, said.
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The film even structures the poet's life in the manner of the stations of the cross, with conversations that seem more aphoristic than conversational, and mark turning points in her journey toward uniting with Death.
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There were turning-points when the West might have stepped in—by establishing a no-fly zone, say; or a haven where civilians could shelter; or even a full-scale programme of arming the rebels.
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Examples of coming back strong after reaching a breaking point or one of life's curveballs, to mix my sports metaphors, are so numerous that CNN Health has a series devoted to them, called Turning Points.
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The Paris-based Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development said its monthly leading economic indicator, a measure designed to flag turning points in the world economy, also showed stable growth momentum in the euro zone.
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In the mother country, life's losses and turning points were a time of communal recognition: The death of an Asante king was mourned for 40 days, weeklong puberty rites celebrated a girl's first menstrual cycle.
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Charles Schwab looks back on his 48-year-old firm's major turning points, and tells us what's in store for the future of personal financeCharles "Chuck" Schwab has made his name synonymous with personal investing.
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The major turning points in the series hinge on familial lies, odd coincidence and decisions that are the stuff of midlife crisis novels set in the suburbs of Connecticut, not gothic tales of the uncanny.
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We single out the industrial revolutions of the past as major turning points in human history because they marked major ways in which we changed our surroundings to make our lives easier, better, longer, healthier.
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We have a packed show for you tonight, counsel to the President, Kellyanne Conway, Congressman Darrell Issa, Governor Mike Huckabee, and Turning Points USA&aposs Candace Owens with the most of outrageous comments of the week.
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"For 10 years, our characters have bravely faced turning points in life and moved through them to great personal enrichment; we have chosen a different path by doing one more season of 'Modern Family,'" said Lloyd.
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Close attention to the specific details of complex global events is a wedge that can be driven into the seemingly inevitable progression of the past, and might also help us perceive turning points in the present.
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" In the trailer for the film, Buffett once again echoes his daughter's revelations, saying that there are two turning points in his life: "once when I came out of the womb and once when I met [Susan].
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But all elections — and 2018 is no exception — are also crucial turning points in the story of American governance, with huge implications for the everyday lives of ordinary people, and we should never lose sight of that.
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"Life gives you these incredible gifts at times disguised as failures or setbacks or knockdowns, these humbling moments that ultimately end up being turning points for you to greater opportunity beyond that which you imagined," Booker said.
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No one is immune to the power of eclipses, which are critical turning points that interrupt our lives and redirect us toward our destiny—the harder you cling to what's not working, the worse things will be!
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While manufacturing is just 12 percent or so of the U.S. economy, contraction in the sector has been "very predictive of underlying turning points in the broader economy," said Joseph LaVorgna, chief U.S. economist at Deutsche Bank.
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The chapbooks are also the site of one of the film's largest turning points—the moment when Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette finally becomes, simply, "Colette," shown in close up with the decisive strike of her own editorial quill.
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CNBC Make It spoke with Pla and Cheng to see how two self-described "credit card geeks" worked the system, turning points into an international adventure for their family, as well as into a multimillion-dollar business.
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Turning Points Accused of tax fraud in connection with her husband's business activities, Princess Cristina, who is sixth in succession to the Spanish throne, became the first member of Spanish royalty to stand trial in modern memory.
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I am particularly susceptible to wines that coincide with historical moments, either personal, like 1929, when my father was born, or global, like 1964, a year suffused with turning points in civil rights, war and popular culture.
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" And Candace Owens, the communications director for Turning Points USA, a conservative organization with close ties to the Trump family, wrote in a now-deleted tweet that "the only thing 'suspicious' about these packages, is their timing.
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John Dickerson, a political columnist at Slate and the host of CBS's Face the Nation, makes that point over and over again in his podcast, Whistlestop, which explores turning points and famous moments from past presidential campaigns.
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The fighting - two potential turning points in the conflict if the gains can be sustained - complicated efforts by the United States and Russia to reach a ceasefire deal for Syria, whose civil war is in its sixth year.
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It does remind me, though, of the value of history which always emphasizes those unexpected turning points that we live through or the periods when the conventional wisdom turns out not to be as wise as we thought.
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CHAFFETZ: One of the turning points is when Jim Comey tweeted out that he wants people to vote for the Democrats and the reason why that they want to do that is these same people are under investigation.
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But there have been enough ego death posts on message-boards like Reddit's r/Psychonaut lately to suggest that many psychonauts are being driven toward potentially dark turning points—in some part, it would seem, for internet credibility.
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Global Issues Should the Russian Revolution be remembered as one of history's great turning points — or should it be "relegated to the dustbin of history" given that the new nation it created, the Soviet Union, no longer exists?
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As turning points in American history, historians usually cite the date America declared independence, or the date the Confederates fired on Fort Sumter, or the date the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor, or the date President Kennedy was assassinated.
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The futures curve is not an infallible guide to turning points in the oil market, as shown by the strengthening of spreads in the first five months of 2015 which collapsed when the market did not tighten as expected.
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We hadn't seen the Pearsons in this stage yet, and it showed us a lot about each of them and highlighted some major turning points that show how we got from the teenage Pearsons to the present-day Pearsons.
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Mr. Bajac also pointed out specific artworks on view that embody some tough turning points for MoMA, like the debate around Willem de Kooning's "Woman I," whose purchase led a MoMA trustee to resign from the museum's acquisition committee.
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Turning Points Turning Point: A 21960 United Nations report found that close to one million species of animals and plants are nearing extinction, in large part because of the harm that humans are causing to ecosystems around the world.
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While the group does not disclose its donors, a report by the International Business Times shows that Republican megadonors or their affiliated foundations have previously bankrolled Turning Points USA, including Home Depot co-founder Bernie Marcus and conservative financier Foster Friess.
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Potential turning points are scattered through the political diary over the coming months: November's U.S. Presidential election, Italy's constitutional referendum in December, Britain's plan to start talks on exiting the European Union in March and 2017 elections in Germany and France.
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The Paris-based think tank said its latest composite leading indicator (CLI), which aims to flag turning points in economic activity, pointed to stable growth momentum in the OECD area as a whole and improving growth momentum in big emerging economies.
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Some amplified stories reportedly came during key turning points in the election, like the baseless conspiracy theory about Clinton running a pedophile ring in a Washington, D.C., pizza restaurant that was peddled on social media toward the end of the contest.
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It was carried part of the way by Sinn Fein members including Gerry Adams, past murals commemorating the Bloody Sunday victims and jailed IRA members who died on hunger strike a decade later - major turning points in the sectarian conflict.
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Among the turning points was the debate itself: The surging Ms. Warren experienced significant pressure to clarify her position on "Medicare for all," which culminated in her releasing financing and transition plans on health care that have since ignited some blowback.
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"For 10 years, our characters have bravely faced turning points in life and moved through them to great personal enrichment; we have chosen a different path by doing one more season of Modern Family," co-creator Lloyd also said in a statement.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - A top adviser to Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Tuesday praised Iran's recent downing of a U.S. drone and seizure of a British-flagged tanker as turning points in "Muslims' struggle", the semi-official news agency Fars said.
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The Paris-based OECD said its leading indicator (CLI) covering 33 member countries, meant to flag early signals of turning points in economic activity, remained just below its long-term average of 100 at 99.9 for the second month in a row.
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And the stories where heroes do kill — like when Wonder Woman kills Maxwell Lord in Wonder Woman No. 1 or Fantomex kills a reincarnation of Apocalypse in Uncanny X-Force No. 225 — are major turning points in terms of those heroes' morality.
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Asked if he had made any policy mistakes during his 6-0.753/2 years as governor, Carney said he had no regrets, and defended his trademark 'forward guidance' on interest rates as essential for central bankers at turning points in the economy.
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Turning Points Turning Point: In Brexit negotiations, Britain's prime minister, Boris Johnson, conceded that Northern Ireland could be treated as part of an all-island single market, with the same rules north and south of the border for farming, food production and manufacturing.
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Bezos argues that there are two kinds of decisions: Irreversible turning points he calls "Type 1 decisions" that top executives should be involved in and a larger number of tactical calls he calls "Type 2 decisions" that a business can reverse if it gets wrong.
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Upheaval: Turning Points for Nations in Crisis, by Jared Diamond (out May 7) At a time of intense anxiety over our multiple simultaneous crises, Diamond — the Pulitzer-winning geographer-historian — documents how societies through time have overcome theirs, and then assesses our current predicaments. 4.
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DUBAI, July 23 (Reuters) - A top adviser to Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Tuesday praised Iran's recent downing of a U.S. drone and the seizing of a British-flagged tanker as turning points in "Muslims' struggle", the semi-official news agency Fars said.
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Weighting new polls very heavily means you can be quicker to respond to new trends and to pick up turning points, but it also makes your forecast more unstable and more likely to react to noise (what we like to call "chasing shiny objects").
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As America remembers Obama's election 10 years ago this year, CNN talked to members of the Obama coalition, people who literally had a front-row seat to the beginning of his presidency, as well as those who study such turning points for a living.
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WASHINGTON — Stephen K. Bannon has great admiration for a provocative but disputed theory of history that argues that the United States is nearing a crisis that could be just as disruptive and catastrophic as the most seminal global turning points of the last 250 years.
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"For 10 years, our characters have bravely faced turning points in life and moved through them to great personal enrichment; we have chosen a different path by doing one more season of 'Modern Family,'" joked co-creator and executive producer Christopher Lloyd in a statement.
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"Long-dated yields may be overrated as signals of what will happen in the distant future, especially during turning points in the rates cycle, when such guidance would be most valuable," Shin said in a speech to the U.S. Monetary Policy Forum in New York on Friday.
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So if you're buying 30, 40 percent of a movie nationwide, of a major studio … I think if you look back over the year of different points, different turning points, it was when they did the research report, it was Hollywood Reporter, and it was at CinemaCon.
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"We are excited to be partnering with CNN and Show of Force to take our global audience on a unique journey through the songs that define some of our nation's most pivotal turning-points," said executive producers and Seven Bucks Productions co-founders Johnson and Dany Garcia.
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"The second North Korea-United States summit -- to take place soon -- and a reciprocal visit to Seoul by Chairman Kim Jong Un of North Korea will be other turning points that will firmly solidify peace on the Korean Peninsula," Moon said Thursday, at his annual press conference.
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The bailout was one of the most significant turning points in America's role in the global climate crisis and perhaps its most important piece of environmental legislation, ushering in a decade of fossil fuel investment that has set the fight to curb carbon emissions globally back decades.
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Speaking in a relative's apartment in Midtown on Wednesday, Mr. Feuchtwanger, a historian who taught for 19364 years at the University of Southampton, in England, and now lives in a village near Winchester, recalled his brushes with Hitler, and some of the turning points in 198th-century history.
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But Mr Obama's extreme reluctance to do anything to help the moderate rebels (while there still were some) and his failure to punish the regime for crossing his previously declared red line on the use of chemical weapons were turning points that contributed to the scale of the catastrophe.
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This year is one in which we celebrate women, and it also marks the 50th anniversary of turning points for people of color and the disadvantaged in America: chief among those events, the loss of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the passage of the Fair Housing Act.
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Since the fatal shooting of seventeen students and staff members last month at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, in Parkland, Florida, advocates of stricter gun laws have been asking that question, with the wary hopefulness of people who, time and again, have seen such turning points lead nowhere.
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One of the bigger turning points in the novel is when their relationship disconnects to the point where it made the most sense to send her to that religious boarding school, which ended up making their relationship stronger, but regardless was the biggest decision he had to make.
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But when we look at what might be the fateful twists and turns of the coming years, what we call turning points, we have to hope that the evils and failures we have endured will find an equal and opposite reaction, and that people will make the right turn.
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Based on preseason rankings (as well as the far more knowable structure of college football, in which the best way to get to the playoff is to qualify for a conference championship game), it is not difficult to discern which games will come to be seen as turning points.
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This matters because real historical turning points require both structural crises and usable philosophies, an intersection of events and ideologies — industrialization plus "Das Kapital" plus World War I, for instance — strong enough to dissolve all the habits and fears and status-quo biases that keep a given order going.
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The escalation in the northwest is taking place as a U.S.-backed Kurdish-led militia has launched a separate assault on the final bastion of Islamic State fighters on the opposite, eastern end of the country, creating turning points on both major fronts of Syria's multi-sided civil war.
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What is troubling in Reason Rally, in Movement Atheism, among Dawkins and Nye, in the throngs of free thinkers turned out on a dry Saturday to hear the talk of turning points and revolutions, what is troubling in all of this is the optimism of these free thinkers.
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Turning Points For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction, taught Newton, and if what is true for physics is also true for life, then 2019 may be the year that the onslaught of populist demagogues runs up against a reaction of cooperation, tolerance, honesty and simple human decency.
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"The turning points in 1967 were two: the great victory, including the fast shift from fears of defeat before the war to euphoria and the feeling that everything was possible, and the emotional impact of occupying the Old City," said Menachem Klein, a political scientist at Bar-Ilan University in Israel.
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That plea marked one of the previously unreported turning points in a drama that played out since February and culminated September 9 with an about face by the U.S. government, from giving the pipeline a green light to backing a request from North Dakota's Standing Rock Sioux to halt construction of the pipeline.
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Along the way, exurb1a hits on major turning points in the evolution of rocketry, including Isaac Newton's astrodynamic theories, Robert Goddard's revolutionary model featuring multiple stacked stages, the US-Russian Space Race, and our ongoing exploration of the solar system with robotic probes like NASA's Juno orbiter, which recently arrived at Jupiter.
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But perhaps the most enduring truth of the internet is that so many of its foundational moments and decisive turning points—from Kline's "lo" to Zuckerberg's late-night coding sessions producing a service for "dumb fucks" at Harvard—emerged from ad hoc actions and experiments undertaken with little sense of foresight or posterity.
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In the latest episode of The Run-Up, my colleagues on the campaign team answer those questions by talking about the turning points they've experienced in this race — not always the big, headline-generating kind, but frequently the smaller, subtler, off-camera ones that nevertheless signaled a shift in the political terrain.
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That plea marked one of the previously unreported turning points in a drama that played out since February and culminated September 20103 with an about face by the U.S. government, from giving the pipeline a green light to backing a request from North Dakota's Standing Rock Sioux to halt construction of the pipeline.
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The no-fault divorce is just one of the turning points cited in Hard to Do, which charts the history of romantic dissolution in North America and the United Kingdom primarily through the legal and economic forces that have permitted women to initiate breakups—or, more often, prevented them from doing so.
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Sinise, 63, who reflects on his journey from "self to service" in his new book Grateful American, details the major turning points in his life, which include learning the details of his family connections to the military, playing Lieutenant Dan in Forrest Gump and feeling "broken" after the terrorist attacks on 593/11.
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The American Music Awards have marked major turning points in Gomez's life over the years: her breakup with Justin Bieber in 2014, her return to the spotlight after a two-month hiatus to cope with medical issues from her lupus diagnosis in 2016 and now her comeback following her kidney transplant over the summer.
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America's Most Gummy Boy™ Charlie Kirk is the 24-year-old founder of Turning Points USA (often stylized as TP USA which is funny because of toilet paper), an organization seemingly dedicated to providing emotional support to college conservatives after they get owned to heaven for regurgitating the GOP's jingoistic talking points on campus.
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She takes us to Egypt and Tunisia during the Arab Spring (which she regards as one of two major turning points in the region and moments of radicalization, along with the 2003 invasion of Iraq), to Bahrain and Iran, and finally to Europe, the site of so many terror attacks in the last two years.
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UPHEAVAL Turning Points for Nations in Crisis By Jared Diamond If you've ever been at a wedding or conference or on board a United connection from O'Hare, and been cornered by a man with Theories About It All, and you came away thinking, "That was a great experience," have I got the book for you.
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Taylor continued to work in this mode until he and his wife Debbie took a five-week trip to Uganda, Kenya, and Senegal, a journey that became a turning point for the artist — but like most turning points, it was more likely a moment of recognition in which long-simmering obsessions suddenly flash to the fore.
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And Candace Owens, the Turning Points USA communications director West catapulted to fame when he tweeted he liked "the way [she] thinks" (that makes her to Ye what Bon Iver was to MBDTF, no?), was there, posting photos of celebrities to her Instagram story less than a year after saying on YouTube no one cares what celebs think.
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A Reuters analysis of federal data for 2100,7003 categories of goods shows that the United States has been running a trade deficit in more than 2700 of them since at least 260 - before the North American Free Trade Agreement came into force or China joined the World Trade Organization, events often cited as turning points for U.S. manufacturing.
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This correspondence has been "one of the turning points in theoretical physics of the last 30 or 40 years," said Dr. Igor Klebanov, director of the Princeton Center for Theoretical Science, who taught Dr. Gubser as a graduate student — "by far the best student in the class," he said — and collaborated with him on research papers.
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But then the world has always advanced by fits and starts, and as you read through the turning points in this section, it becomes evident that there is too much changing on each front — the environment, robotics, culture, Hollywood, exploration, politics — for any one leader, or any one nation, or any populist movement, to reverse or even halt these shifts for long.
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So these are just great landmarks, and I'm comparing this to those big turning points because now the technology, instead of being applied to our surroundings — how we get food for ourselves, how we transport things, how we shelter ourselves, how we communicate with each other — now those technologies are being turned directly on our own biology, on our own bodies and minds.
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Kardashian says he hopes for the same happiness for two more members of his family who are in the midst of facing life-changing turning points: Lamar Odom who emerged from a near-fatal overdose last October, and Scott Disick, who has fought (and sometimes failed) to maintain his sobriety both before and after his public split from Kardashian's sister Kourtney in July 2015.
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The short history of podcasts—how and when and why they went from the nichiest, wonkiest content platforms to a star-studded, self-contained media ecosystem with hundreds of millions of dollars in annual advertising revenue—comes down to three turning points, each of which triggered a wave of growth bigger than the last and only one of which has to do with murder.
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Ms McKenna narrates the major turning points in her subject's life: his move to Virginia for high school, where he became a painter; the early experimental films he made in Philadelphia, including a creepy short called "The Grandmother"; his acceptance at the American Film Institute in Los Angeles, where he studied alongside Terrence Malick and Paul Schrader and embarked on his first feature film, "Eraserhead" (1977).
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A few days after the March 19683 elections, as the papers here weighed the likelihood of a populist governing coalition or a new poll, I visited two major exhibitions examining how art and politics informed each other at previous turning points in Italy's history: in the 21968s and '21945s, on view at Fondazione Prada in Milan; and in the '24s and '60s, at Palazzo Strozzi in Florence.
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The collection of essays in Turning Points looks forward in many directions: Maggie Shen King imagines a data-driven dystopia in which 87 million Facebook records are being auctioned; Balkrishna Doshi likens sustainable cities to forests; Venus Williams writes of the empowerment equation; Hyeonseo Lee describes the anguish of Korea's division; other writers explore other avenues on which our sins and virtues may lead us.
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François Heisbourg, chairman of the International Institute for Strategic Studies, a think tank based in London, compared the moment to the Austro-Hungarian annexation of Bosnia in 1908, an event seen in hindsight as helping to set the stage for World War I. Similarly, Mr. Obama's reversal in 2013 "is one of those turning points in history where you see the power shift," Mr. Heisbourg said in an interview.
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For many historians and political scientists, key turning points in changing relations between men and women include the approval in the 250s by the F.D.A. of the oral contraceptive pill; the inclusion of sex as a protected category in the 22018 Civil Rights Act; the widespread legalization of contraception after the Supreme Court's 1965 Griswold decision; Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972; and the 1973 Roe decision legalizing abortion.
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"It is this last point, the valuation premium, that many investors are typically quickest to dismiss," said analysts Matthew Ross and Bill Zu. "The common belief is that the market tends to do a good job of picking turning points in the earnings cycle of resource firms—that the time to buy them is actually when they appear expensive, as it's at this point that momentum has turned and analysts will soon be upgrading, " they said.
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Opening up the possibility of a delay and removing the immediate threat of a no-deal exit on March 216.1 marks one of the biggest turning points in the United Kingdom's labyrinthine Brexit crisis since the 2016 referendum vote to leave the EU. In a move which pushes back the Brexit cliff edge by three months to the end of June, May announced she was to give the MPs two votes on March 13-14 if she failed to get a deal approved by March 12.
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The N.Y. Times' Jeremy Peters dives into one of Steve Bannon's favorite books, "The Fourth Turning: An American Prophecy — What the Cycles of History Tell Us About America's Next Rendezvous with Destiny," by amateur historians William Strauss and Neil Howe (first published 20 years ago, in 1997): Bannon has great admiration for a provocative but disputed theory of history that argues that the United States is nearing a crisis that could be just as disruptive and catastrophic as the most seminal global turning points of the last 250 years.
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