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Indeed, the backdown would signal a dramatic collapse in public support for Rudd.

The summit is not expected to signal a dramatic shift in government policy, with only one hour slated for a discussion between more than a dozen social media executives, police officers and ministers.

Recent announcements, including a cap on coal use and a reduction in coal burning around Chinas largest population centres of 5% in the next four years, signal a dramatic turnabout.

The renovation is still in its early stages — just 300,000 square feet out of 2.5 million square feet of commercial space has been redone so far — but the completed floors signal a dramatic departure from the old Empire State aesthetic.

For one, they probably want to signal a dramatic change.

Donald Trump and his intended attorney general signal a dramatic shift for reforms.

Young Americans was recorded quickly, the title track a fusion of images and observational narratives that signalled a dramatic move from the wilfully disconnected imagery of Diamond Dogs.

Though most of those governments are politically and economically pragmatic, a Morales administration signals a dramatic shift to the left for a country that has long been ruled by traditional political parties disparaged by many Bolivians.

As the lights dim on the lurid denouement of Charlie's moral annihilation, you half expect to hear the "ka-chung" that signals a dramatic turning point in a "Law & Order" episode.

When US defence secretary Robert Gates unveiled a half-trillion-dollar military budget blueprint in April, he also signalled a dramatic shift in how the US will fight its wars in the future.

The West faces a decades-long battle to defeat al-Qa'ida in North Africa, David Cameron warned today, as he signalled a dramatic shift in the UK's fight against terrorism.