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The victory in Yaroslavl, a city of 600,000, is especially significant because it will usher in the first transfer of authority there since its departing mayor came to power over two decades ago, before the Soviet collapse.
Quite possibly, it will usher in a constitutional crisis.
"If we don't act now, it will usher in a new soft money arms race".
If the transition occurs, it will usher a familiar figure into Trenton.
Opponents fear it will usher in an era of authoritarian one-man rule.
Opponents fear it will usher in an era of authoritarian rule.
Microsoft provided the first public demonstration of its futuristic Project Natal, which it hopes will usher in an age of completely controller-free gaming.
So observers believe that his departure, whenever it comes, will usher in a period of instability which might, at worst, rival the turmoil in Kyrgyzstan.
After a year in which footballers' agents, Premier League clubs and the Football Association as a governing body have been serially savaged by Panorama, Lord Stevens' inquiry and damning VAT tribunal judgments, agents will gather at Wembley tomorrow for a conference at which the FA will explain the new regulations it hopes will usher in a revived era of firm but fair cleanliness.
At the forefront of IBM's reinvention journey is a $1 billion investment in Jeopardy-winning Watson, which it hopes will usher in a new era of "cognitive computing". Earlier this month, Rometty and Mike Rhodin, head of IBM's Watson business unit, opened its worldwide headquarters at the heart of New York Silicon Alley, across the street from Facebook.
To hear him tell it, this group will usher in a new era of sanity, substance and citizenship.
