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When the history of legalization is finally written, though, there will be plenty of people responsible for turning points along the way.

"There have been 100 turning points along my eight-year journey, but selling my company to a business partner was one of the actions that made the biggest difference," Howes explained.

History may one day remember Mr Jiang's Three Represents as a turning point in the party's evolution along the lines of Taiwan's Kuomintang, a once-Leninist party that decided democracy was not so bad after all.If Mr Hu eventually plucks up the courage to begin changing the way his party rules, he will need to make bigger changes to the constitution than he or Mr Jiang has ever openly suggested.

The turning point for Gareth came when Gabby dragged him along to an infertility support group.

If we assume the absence of the conjugate point, there is no turning point for λ(s), and λ increases monotonically along the zero path.

While there would be many more bumps along the way, such widespread enthusiasm marked a turning point towards British acceptance of an overseas empire of conquest.

Along with the Northern victory at Gettysburg, which took place the same day, the fall of Vicksburg is seen as a turning point in the war.

Along with the naval Battle of Midway (June 3 6 , 1942, the fighting on Guadalcanal marked a turning point in favour of the Allies in the Pacific war.

It was a turning point for me.

It was a turning point for him.

That trip was a turning point -- along with my blog -- in seeing how could I heal and help others heal.