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Could next year mark a breakthrough for East Asian actors?

Mr. Greenwood said this also could mark a breakthrough in the agency's effort to regulate ephedra.

If North Korea follows through on the Saturday announcement, it could mark a breakthrough in the yearlong standoff with the United States.

If that trial confirms the results seen so far, the new drug could mark a breakthrough in the treatment of schizophrenia — and open the way to a broad new class of treatments for the disease.

After voting in the Saska Kępa district of Warsaw, the United Left leader, Barbara Nowacka, said she hoped the election would mark a breakthrough for small parties such as hers.

PAGE B17 Science Times BUILING A BRIDGE Of (and to) the Future The Neal Bridge in Pittsfield, Me., is a modest bit of the nation's infrastructure, but its structure is potentially revolutionary: it is made of both composite materials and conventional ones like concrete, and could mark a breakthrough in the use of fiber-reinforced plastics on highways.

They said the New York measure marked a breakthrough.

Few believe his candidacy marks a breakthrough in race relations.

The Paris agreement marked a breakthrough on climate change.

For some, the film marks a breakthrough for feminism.

The agreement marked a breakthrough for Hyundai's president, Kim Dong Jin, who had been criticized for saying that the companies would work together on a car.