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"This marks a dark day for human rights and the future of democracy in Thailand".

Rueben Taylor, from Squash, said: "This marks a dark day for our country, as a young vulnerable person is being sent to prison simply for trying to keep a roof over his head.

Like Empire Strikes Back, Avengers 2 marks a dark turn in the Marvelverse, in this case a dark turn which began with a PTSD Tony Stark in Iron Man 3 and which heightened with last year's Captain America: The Winter Soldier.

She says the report marks a dark moment in the history of the press.

Justice Alito, writing for himself, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. and Justices Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas said the decision marked a dark day.

Switching sites said the rise marked a "dark day" and "bitter blow" for billpayers.

The tsarist colonial period in the Uzbek khanates marked a dark, tragic era for indigenous literature.

Either way, the election of Mr Berlusconi as prime minister would mark a dark day for Italian democracy and the rule of law.

For many the loss of any hope of electoral reform will mark a dark turning point in their enthusiasm for politics.

The 2004 games in Athens marked a dark period for American basketball, as Larry Brown's squad, which included both Wade and James, was out-coached, out-thought and out-played.

Unite union Wales secretary Andy Richards said the announcement marked a "dark day for Welsh workers and for the steel industry in Wales".