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Hartke's "The Greater Good" is a tightly constructed, vividly imagined piece that may mark the emergence of a major opera composer.
His latest is Why & When the Dick Van Dyke Show Was Born, a behind-the-scenes look at the slapstick show that may mark the dawn of the modern sitcom.
One example of the change was evident earlier this month, when Mr. Bush formally announced his decision to withdraw from the ABM treaty, an act that may mark one of the most important decisions of his first year in office.
In Brown's case it is his fumbling policy towards Libya and Afghanistan – two names that he can never have expected to see on his political tombstone – that may mark the end of his political career.
I've long considered Lewis to be a radical democrat — to reveal the most humiliating, debasing incompetence, ugliness, awkwardness, and servility that may mark his most modest of viewers and to extract from these burdens the radiance of virtue and even a miraculous power.
Such election-night histrionics reflected frustration at a result that may mark the end of Mr Cavallo's hopes of becoming president in 2003.Mr Ibarra's victory, after a campaign that had started shakily, helps to restore the morale of Frepaso, the Alliance's junior and more leftist component, to which he belongs.
Policies to encourage investment, both foreign and domestic, would help.Vote sinnersBut in the run-up to general elections on August 30th, a poll that may mark the end of 54 years of almost unbroken rule by the Liberal Democratic Party, there is little talk of rebalancing the economy.
First, consider the universal class of phones, which contains all of the possibly distinguishable types of speech sounds that may mark a semantic difference in some world language.
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