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Described by those who knew him as an artistic genius and photographic pioneer, Graham Finalyson's incredible archive of work represents a dramatic turning point in late 1950s photographic journalism.

Nevertheless, Obama's decision to target their drilling efforts represents a dramatic turn in U.S. policy, risking a future contraction in global oil supplies if Russian companies prove unable to offset declines at their existing fields.

The Olympic qualification, and appearance in Saturday's final, represented a dramatic turn-around for a team on the verge of exiting the tournament in the group stages.

So, the lawsuit represents a dramatic about-turn on Delrahim's part.

This represents a dramatic shift in priority.

And this resolution represents a dramatic departure in foreign policy.

But the new bill represents a dramatic broadening of penalties.

True, he represents a dramatic progressive shift in direction from the previous eight years.

For the former Gunners, Velvet Revolver represents a dramatic role reversal.

The deal, announced after three days of tense talks in Geneva, represents a dramatic diplomatic breakthrough.

This represents a dramatic reduction in energy consumption".