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The year 1963 was also a turning point of missed opportunity in shaping Africa's fate and future, at the creation of OAU Organizationn of African Unity).

Female-education advocate Malala Yousafzai finished high school on Friday and used the turning point as an opportunity to join Twitter.

Instead it will be seen as a huge missed opportunity, the turning point at which history failed to turn.

In light of all the recent developments the Obama administration has an unique opportunity, a turning point -- not grant Shell the final permit, but instead start work on a thorough Environmental Impact Statement, a requirement of the National Environmental Policy Act and something the administration has avoided so far.

It presents an opportunity at a turning point in time, with so few cities vying to host the Games and heightened levels of political turmoil in countries across the world.

A 6-hour 20-minute match clearly does not have just one turning point, but McEnroe missed an excellent opportunity to take a 2-0 lead in sets during the 20th game of the second set.

We need to take the opportunity of the turning point of adolescence: change the worse into the better!

Given time, Sony's PlayStation 4 announcement may be seen as the turning point for its fortunes or, perhaps, a squandered opportunity.

Screening was most effective in the antenatal setting, possibly because screening can offer multiple opportunities for women at a key turning point in their lives.

"They represent the turning point of my new life in New York, where so many more opportunities lay ahead of this tall dancer," she wrote in an e-mail.

It was a turning point for General Atomics, and the company was poised to take full advantage of the opportunity.