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If true, this marks a change from the past, when the military and the Inter-Services Intelligence (Ispy spy agency covertly encouraged political proxies to further their own agendas.
Mr Sibal also condemned the American and British governments' decision to advise their nationals to leave India at the height of the recent India-Pakistan confrontation as a "political act" aimed at pressing India to back off from a possible war with Pakistan.It is not yet clear whether all this marks a change in the foreign ministry's approach to relations with the United States.
This marks a change in climate science from focusing on subtle changes in daily average temperatures to concentrating on the harder-to-analyse freak events that grab headlines, cause economic damage and kill people.
This marks a change in tack for the Department for International Development (DfID), and has been welcomed by many in the aid sector, focusing as it does on smaller projects deemed to be making a difference on the ground.
"He should have explained his motives for renouncing that," it said.All this marks a change of fortune for Mr Zapatero, whose government won election three days after radical Islamist train bombers killed 191 Madrid commuters in March 2004.
This marks a change from three years ago, when free movement was opposed by 57 per cent, and suggests that, if the Prime Minister can secure his four-year qualifying period, voters would regard his renegotiation as a success.
This marked a change in Soviet policy.
This marked a change in attitude by the Trump campaign.
This marked a change in tone from his press conference last Friday in Downing Street.
This marked a change in Democratic attitudes to drilling, though Republicans still argue for expanding it closer to the coasts and in the Gulf of Mexico.
This marked a change from previous years, Richard Nissen, a member of the Institute, told me, when a range of other navigation aids were part of the discussion: landmarks, olfactory cues, memory, genetics, polarized light, celestial objects.
