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July's drop "may mark an 'uh-oh' kind of moment for the housing recovery," said Mark Vitner, an economist at Wells Fargo Securities.

For MySpace, this initiative may mark an acceleration of innovation.

But 2013 may mark an interesting turning point.

With luck, however, this report may mark an end to an era where incompetence and arrogance were so lethally combined".

This may mark an ominous attempt at import-substitution but it is proving popular with Haiti's businessmen.

That said, at least acknowledging those conditions may mark an inevitable and necessary phase for emerging artists — few of whom, in the Biennial, appear terribly happy about it.

But now it seems possible that the death of Osama bin Laden may mark an acceleration of the shift in resources away from the decade-long detour into this region.

Kohl's shares tumbled Thursday, but coming off a strong earnings report the dip may mark an attractive buying opportunity.

The test nevertheless may mark an advance of North Korea's nuclear technology.

The toll of gun violence may mark an end to that era.

Our findings that some Spo+ B. anthracis lysogens can sporulate under conditions of poor aeration may mark an adaptation to the earthworm gut, an extremely anoxic environment [74].