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"This signals a clear beginning of the end for Kirchner rule," said Sergio Berensztein, a pollster and political commentator.

"Now that companies are having some success with this," she said, "it signals a clear shift in Internet shopping, in terms of how advanced some consumers are.

The use of suicide bombing in Iraq - the first announced target was the UN in August - signals a clear change of tactics by the growing resistance movement.

Women are not only rarely trusted alone as anchors in current affairs and news programmes, they are also often given the "soft" subjects – kittens, cooking and kiddies – and that itself signals a clear message.

The move, which will give the longtime Time Inc. editor Martha Nelson oversight of the company's fashion, entertainment and lifestyle magazines, also signals a clear line of succession should the editor in chief, John Huey, choose to retire.

But it signals a clear victory for Mr. Einhorn, who has taken up a fight with Apple over using some of the $137 billion in its corporate treasury to make additional payouts to shareholders.

Shorten signalled a clear intention to maintain the strategy of attacking the government over health cuts.

But they signal a clear departure from previous campaigns that positioned Merrill as a brokerage firm for the masses.

Though the amendment barely failed, the vote signaled a clear message to the NSA: we do not trust you.

By signaling a clear succession plan, Mr. Buffett hopes to reassure investors.

It's a weak argument: state-level polls have been signaling a clear and perhaps widening Obama advantage for weeks.