Tomorrow is Holocaust Memorial Day, which marks the date, 66 years ago, when the largest Nazi extermination camp, Auschwitz-Birkenau, was liberated.
The white star of the Cuban flag appeared everywhere, along with the number 26, which marks the date of the July attack on the Moncada barracks, the formal beginning of the revolution.
Use the following points as a check list before the date which marks the end of your accounts year to make sure you don't miss out on any reliefs during the current tax year - and to make sure you don't break any rules that could have you in hot water with the Inland Revenue.
Leaders from both parties agreed that they would continue financing all current jobs through that date, which marks the end of this fiscal year.
According to her, a South Korean TV crew had left earlier in the day, after judging the atmosphere and the presence of right-wing groups too dangerous.But the most important event (or non-event) of this August 15th, a fraught date which marks the anniversary of Japan's surrender in the second world war, will have reassured both China and South Korea, at least for now.
Aidan and Chris go out on another date, which marks the beginning of their relationship and Neighbours first ever gay couple.
The latest date to herald widespread alarm is 21 December, which marks the conclusion of the 5,125-year "Long Count" Mayan calendar.
From 1970, which marked the release date of Bryter Layter, Drake's final "up" period of any real length and consistency, up to and throughout 1973, Nick Drake's life reached a bleak unhappy state of affairs that it's perhaps unwise to dwell on in too much detail.
The appropriate mechanism of action of ionophores has been presented by Pressman et al. [ 3] in 1967, which marks this date as the beginning of the chemistry of ionophores.
A week after that came May Day, of course, which marked the first day of two months of merry-makings, the precise dates of which were decided locally.
When he walks, he carries around a large notebook, in which he marks the date and keeps a meticulous list — description, address — of his discoveries.
