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That would
mark
a
reversal
of strategy for Chrysler that began under its ownership by Daimler AG DAIGn.DE.
2
His comments
mark
a
reversal
of his position since the deal was announced in December when he said he would back the offer.
3
It
marks
a
reversal
in the firm's marketing strategy.
4
Packer's decision to sell Crown shares to Melco
marks
a
reversal
of the relationship between the companies.
5
The announcement
marked
a
reversal
for Obama, who publicly promised to act by the end of summer.
6
That
marked
a
reversal
of the progress Turkey made in the previous two terms of AK Party government.
7
This
marks
a
reversal
of Mountjoy's accommodation crisis five years ago when it had up to 803 inmates.
8
This
marks
a
reversal
of a decision there to legalise the drug, which contains a form of the hormone progesterone.
9
It
marks
a
reversal
in policy - earlier this month he told Fox News the US should take in more refugees.
10
It
marks
a
reversal
for investment management, which has grown well since the financial crisis as risk-averse banks draw in their horns.
11
The decision on troops
marks
a
reversal
of sorts for Trump, who only on Thursday said he thought no more forces were needed.
12
The move
marks
a
reversal
from July, when the administration canceled a years-long search to find a new home for the crime-fighting agency.
13
The move
marks
a
reversal
of the position GM took when it sold control of its former in-house financing arm GMAC in 2006.
14
That
marks
a
reversal
from the previous five years, in which the Bears were 7-17 on the road.
15
REBIRTH The revival of interest in the Permian
marks
a
reversal
from the late 1990s, when production had been falling for two decades.
16
The vote
marked
a
reversal
from the House's passage in March of a "cramdown" measure that later died in the Senate.
mark
a
reversal
mark