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The results also signaled a desire by the party to make a clear break with former President George W. Bush.

It now has been given a golden opportunity by the European court to make a clear break from the abuses of the past.

The Taliban leaders' weakening position will make it tougher for them to carry through any agreement — and not just to stop the fighting and ensure observance of a national constitution, but to make a clear break with Al Qaeda.

But the prime minister's strategy has been resisted by lawmakers who want to reverse Brexit and by those who want to leave with no deal and make a clear break.

And Leinster drew first blood with a Johnny Sexton penalty after Luke McGrath made a clear break off the back of a driving lineout.

Rather than making a clear break with Europe, Greece seems set for weeks, and possibly months, of political chaos, and the eventual outcome of this process is very difficult to predict.

In siding with Mr. Obama, who from the start was an opponent of Iraq, he seemed to be making a clear break with the more hawkish elements of the Republican Party and signaling an effort to reshape how he is judged on the war.

Making a clear break with Mr. Clinton's hands-on approach to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Condoleezza Rice, President Bush's national security adviser, said that more responsibility for future negotiations should be left to the Israelis and Palestinians themselves, and that the United States would be careful before intervening as a mediator.

But this did not happen and Mr. Bremer's initial moves seemed directed at making a clear break with the past -- as represented by Mr. Hussein's army and security apparatus -- rather than working to find recruits among them who could be screened and retrained.

In these respects DRT made a clear break with classical formal semantics, which during the 1970s had emanated from Montague's pioneering work (Thomason 1974), but in other respects it continued the tradition, e.g. in its use of model-theoretical tools.

When she decided to endorse Obama she made a clear break with her past, moving from the sidelines to the front lines.