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After giving up cellphones and winning three games in the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament last week, the Yellow Jackets have again turned in their phones for the N.C.A.A. tournament.

Peace seems to be breaking out in once-bloody Angola, Sierra Leone and Liberia, while the Democratic Republic of Congo, though still a mess, hopes to hold its first elections in decades next month.Emboldened by this good news, foreign investors have again turned their gaze to the continent.

Yet faced with the irredentist expansionism of Russia, Poland's old imperial master, and the EU's indecisive response, the Poles have again turned to America as their most crucial ally and protector against possible aggression from the east.For Poland it is imperative that NATO moves some of its forces permanently from, say, Germany into Poland and the Baltic states.

"I have supporters who have again turned up in their numbers at great expense and who feel cheated, and a coach fighting for a new deal whose livelihood could stand or fall on these decisions".

The mood has again turned sour.

Lately, though, the tide has again turned.

The iPhone Winner Apple has again turned iPhone buzz into gold.

The wheel had again turned; Gowanus was reborn.

The mayor has again turned to money, hoping to apply pressure on the union to move on the evaluation system.

* Amid what has been a sorry old week for our Prime Minister, concern in some quarters has again turned to the state of his exhaustively manicured barnet.

While he says his company is ripe for profitability, the market has again turned sour and his timing may again be against him.