This is a dramatic turnabout.
But as the first act of the strike dragged on longer than anyone expected, a dramatic turnabout took place.
Recent announcements, including a cap on coal use and a reduction in coal burning around Chinas largest population centres of 5% in the next four years, signal a dramatic turnabout.
The $500 million project, including a 750-room hotel, would represent a dramatic turnabout in the region's long-sagging economic fortunes.
This attitude underwent a dramatic turnabout in late 1974, when The New York Times reported on accusations of C.I.A. spying at home and questionable covert actions in Chile.
It would be a dramatic turnabout for the vacant site, which sat like a gray hulk in one of the wealthiest neighborhoods in the country, much to the dismay of its neighbors.
In a dramatic turnabout, Japanese theaters said Monday they would screen an Oscar-winning documentary about dolphin hunting in Japan, after renewed pleas from free-speech advocates not to bow to pressure from nationalists who are campaigning to block its release.
Now, in a dramatic turnabout, Dell is targeting the home consumer once more, taking on the likes of Compaq and Gateway in the below-$1,000 PC market — a $6.5 billion business that is growing at more than 20% a year.
The results mark a dramatic turnabout for Democrats, who had full control of just eight states prior to Tuesday's elections.
Mr. Kim's political rivals, feeling threatened by a dramatic diplomatic turnabout after weeks of campaigning against his "sunshine policy" toward the North as a fruitless sellout, today clung to the line that the coming summit meeting, with its hidden and presumably high costs, was no victory.
