His four-year term was marred by a change of government in the state in 1963, and his final years saw a series of clashes with the new governor, Karl F. Rolvaag, and his attorney-general Walter Mondale.
While the beginning of the 20th century was marred by rapid change and the deaths of war, its end was no less shaken by globalization, social and political strife, and on the public health front brought on by unprecedented industrial growth, ecologic and demographic changes, and explosive travel one of history's worst pandemics, HIV/AIDS.
Indeed it was Platini who scored the winning goal in the 1985 European Cup final against Liverpool, however this was marred by a tragedy which changed European football.
After the presidential election of 2006 — which was won by an official margin of just 0.56 percent of the vote and marred by allegations of fraud — Congress changed Mexico's electoral law in at least two important ways.
The Warsaw meeting of the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change, which began Nov. 11, has also been marred by the Polish government's simultaneous hosting of a coal industry conference and a walkout staged Tuesday by developing nations.
But thanks to a campaign marred by claims of marital infidelity and corruption scandals that forced Beijing to change horses mid-race, boring this was not.
Political power has peacefully changed hands twice, and the national elections have not been marred by accusations of fraud.
The clubs' fifth meeting this season followed an acrimonious month marred by the Tonga'uiha affair, in which the prop agreed to join Saracens and then changed his mind.
There were 14 lead changes in a pulsating encounter at Etihad Stadium on Saturday night, won 14.13 977) to 14.3 (87) but marred by a serious-looking knee injury to Eagles defender Mitch Brown.
Tapes from this session reveal Lennon struggling with the song's chord changes, during a run-through that authors Doug Sulpy and Ray Schweighardt describe as an "excellent performance by George ... seriously marred by John's distracting accompaniment on guitar".
If these crucial changes are not made, the civil rights legacy of President Obama and Attorney General Holder will be forever marred by discrimination.
