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The anxiety suggests people may be ready for a sharp break from Mr. Bush's economic policies.

Since then the Royal Family has steadily recovered its poise, except for a sharp break in 1997 when the Queen and her advisers badly underestimated the emotion aroused by the sudden death of Princess Diana as a result of a car crash in Paris.

In her first major speech on Brexit, Theresa May, the UK prime minister, made clear the UK wants to control immigration as she set the course for a sharp break with the EU that may also limit Britain's trade with its neighbours.

Again, the poster design for Blow Up signals a sharp break from the traditions of the past.

That accountancy should be considered an appropriate subject for a serious film marks a sharp break with tradition.

But their intention to reprise these roles even as the administration fights its own battle for a second term represents a sharp break with custom.It also, in its way, represents the fulfillment of an informal quid pro quo the White House has maintained with Congress.

The competition to lead the party that has been the dominant force in post-World War II German governments marked a sharp break in tradition for the conservatives, who for decades had picked their leaders in closed-door meetings and then presented a single candidate to run uncontested at party congresses.

The experiment represented a sharp break from the usual fee-for-service Medicare program, under which beneficiaries can choose any supplier or provider of goods and services.

Doing so would be a sharp break with history, for Fed nominations have not been partisan affairs.

City Hall, for its part, insists Bratton is making a sharp break with the regime of his predecessor Ray Kelly despite the renewed emphasis on subway crime.

A victory for Sanders and his insurgent left-wing populism would represent a sharp break with the moderate tradition.