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The McComish case could be the next shoe to drop, or, perhaps, a turning point by the Court back toward fair elections and the Constitution.

The Yarmouk attack is also being seen as a turning point by senior Palestinian officials in Lebanon.

Ms. Olson's experience is frequently cited as a turning point by the women who cover the N.F.L. today.

But law enforcement officials say the violence in Kitakyushu may prove a turning point, by shocking a public that has become increasingly fed up.

Though both sides kept any deeper investigations of the ambush under wraps, even at the time it was seen as a turning point by officials managing day-to-day relations with Pakistan.

The victory has been hailed as a turning point by the Iraqi government, which says its rebuilt army will soon march on Isis' main Iraqi stronghold, Mosul, and defeat the group in Iraq in 2016.

WHEN Graham Beal, the director of the Detroit Institute of Arts DIAA), realised about a decade ago what a turning point an 11-month visit by Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo had represented for the city's art scene in the early 1930s, he decided to make an exhibition out of it.

This is an alliance dedicated to harnessing the power of emerging technologies and the fourth industrial revolution to help reduce greenhouse gas emissions across all economic sectors and ensure a climate turning point by 2020.

"Reply 1988" captures the curiosity and energy of a young generation at a turning point, newly empowered by its sharper view of a world beyond its shores.

The McDonald's Coffee Lady entered the public's consciousness as a potent symbol of the tort system run amok and marked a turning point in efforts by industry to thwart its chief adversaries.

Hard Summer, at a turning point, is driven by political hip-hop.