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On face value, this symbolises a shift in the party's approach to race relations.

The news on Friday that Robert Rubin, a powerful voice in favour of the universal model and widely blamed for Citi's woes, is to quit the board further symbolises a shift away from the one-stop-shop.

For Kandasamy, the unionisation of this workforce symbolises a significant cultural advance.

People have been longing for this moment, because it symbolises a turning point in China's relationship with the outside world.

It symbolises a long-awaited economic renewal.

But it symbolises a wider change.

It symbolises a society that has lost all moral compass".

ALTHOUGH it symbolises a bright idea, the traditional incandescent light bulb is a dud.

And although the administration publicly disputed Israel's allegation that Mr Arafat had given a "green light" to Islamist groups to resort to acts of terrorism, it later backtracked a little.This ambivalence in Washington symbolises a wider uncertainty.

The latest destruction symbolises a total rupture with the country's past and presumed future.

To some, Surtab symbolises a nascent and unfamiliar sense of Haiti on the move.