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In so doing, Mr. Kasparov effectively signaled his refusal to participate in the rematch.

By parting ways with Hudson and optioning prospect Jake Jewell to triple-A, the Angels effectively signaled to their uninjured, out-of-options relievers that they aren't at risk of losing their roster spots.

Obama's refusal to attend the summit meeting of Europeans in Madrid in May effectively signaled the White House's downgrading of these meetings, whose outcome was expected to be of decisive importance at that moment when the Lisbon Treaty was about to be ratified.

But analysts and nutritionists said Atkins' bankruptcy filing effectively signaled the demise of the low-carb lifestyle and an era when tens of millions of Americans embraced high-protein diets rich in meat and cheese while eschewing carbohydrates and sugars in grains, fruits and vegetables.

A shipment of materials for the Palace, which arrived in Durrës, was "withdrawn at once on the pretext that the materials 'had been loaded by mistake and were not really intended for Albania.'" On April 23 a Sino Albanian trade agreement was concluded; Soviet First Deputy Premier Alexei Kosygin sent a letter five days later which effectively signaled an end to Soviet Albanian trade agreements.

Fairhead calls for external oversight of the BBC, effectively signalling the end of her own job.

The good thing about North Korea is, they very effectively signal their capabilities and intentions.

That effectively signalled the end of Ferdinand's international career, the player announcing his retirement the following May.

"Remarkably this effectively signals the end of the fossil fuel era.

"Once interest rates turn up, that will effectively signal the end of the rush to the public debt markets," he said.

Today, Mario Draghi effectively signalled some sort of action in June to fight the ongoing menace of low inflation in the eurozone.