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In what is a concerted attempt to steady frayed nerves, Osborne, also in Davos, will promise the budget in March will mark the start of the fight back against "the forces of stagnation".

Its release in early December will mark the start of a crucial new stage in Virginia's debate over whether to end the state's 1982 moratorium on mining uranium, which is used as reactor fuel.

The New Zealand team that lines up against Wales next June will mark the start of a new era with so many icons elsewhere, but Hansen will already have prepared for the moment.

While most economists expect an inflation uptick in November will mark the start of a rising path over coming months, few predict a rapid return to the 2% rate targeted by the Bank of England.

The latest collisions are a step towards much higher-energy events next month that will mark the start of the machine's concerted search for new physics.

Municipal elections are due in October, which in turn will mark the start of campaigning for the next presidential election in December 2009.

Retailers hope that that the Mega Monday online shopping spree will mark the start of a Christmas rush after industry figures showed disappointing sales in November.

Moore's book, due to be published next year in June, will mark the 25th anniversary of the start of that revolution.

June will mark the 30th anniversary of Liberty State Park.

Many of the sharp cuts would probably be restored by Congress, but President Trump's budget, due out in February, will mark a starting point for negotiations and offer a statement of intent and policy priorities.

Saturday (28 June) will mark 100 years since the start of the first world war.