Turkey, cold toward Israel for a year, signaled a desire to turn from Mr. Assad and get closer to the American camp.
The Tories returned to power in 1951 and West End theatrical life continued smugly on: but John Whiting's Saint's Day, winner of a competition for new writing, performed that year, signalled "a shift in the tectonic plates".
"The fact he's making this trip in an election year signals the importance the administration puts on alliance maintenance, North Korea and U.S.-China relations," said a senior Republican Congressional aide.
The year signaled the moment when intellectuals and students began to resist the dictatorship of General Miguel Primo de Rivera as a prelude to the Second Republic.
But this wondrous fish brought together roughly 200 people each year, signaling the start of what became the annual Turner family reunion.
In an email, a Lyft spokesperson said the industry's "churn rate," or the rate of which drivers leave the service, is 25% each year, signaling that a cap would lead to a decrease in drivers.
I encounter increasing ageism each year, signaling my presumed inability to contribute meaningfully to a digital dialogue that is no longer everyone's, as if ownership of culture rationally belongs to any particular age group over others.
As anticipated, David Beckham has been dropped from the England squad for the first time in 10 years, signalling the dawn of Steve McClaren's reign as head coach.
Gutting the C.F.P.B. has been a long-standing goal of the financial lobby, and Mulvaney spent years signalling his eagerness to bring it about.
He said every $10 rise in the price of Brent crude was worth $5bn to Shell and would be worth $6bn within years, signalling huge rewards if oil prices eventually reach $100 again.
