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Significados de mark the commencement em inglês

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The signing of the order will mark the commencement of the Health (Amendment) Bill, 2004.
The Irish Times
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Our impatience of news from Europe strongly marked the commencement of the year.
A Complete Account of the Settlement at Port Jackson
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An untoward little incident had marked the commencement of the meal.
The Unbearable Bassington
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The erection of the first frame building marked the commencement of a new era.
Cleveland Past and Present: Its Representative Men / Comprising ...
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A girdle caught the folds of the garment, marking the commencement of the skirt.
Ben-Hur
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This marked the commencement of a period in which all trace of time was lost.
The River of Darkness; Or, Under Africa
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And now we pass Gretna Green, famous in story-thatmomentous place which marks the commencement of Scotland.
Sunny Memories Of Foreign Lands, Volume 1
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They marked the commencement of Horror!
Future Lovecraft
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Insipidity, weariness, and dulness marked the commencement of the concluding week of the Home Rule Bill in the House.
Sketches in the House / The Story of a Memorable Session (1893)
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This election has often been chosen as marking the commencement of a period of strong reaction in political thought.
Proportional Representation: A Study in Methods of Election
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The greater number wore a handkerchief rolled round the head- asortof rudiment which marks the commencement of the turban in Spain.
The Man Who Laughs: A Romance of English History
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This place was called the Upper Glacier Depot-and it marked the commencement of the third and final stage of the Poleward Journey.
South with Scott
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The Battle of the Aisne marked the commencement of trench warfare, and the Royal Engineers (Lt.-Col. G. C. Kemp, C.R.E.)
A Short History of the 6th Division: Aug. 1914-March 1919
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Throughout the wars that marked the commencement of this strife of opinion, the Carolinum was ever present to assuage the rancour of parties.
Germany, Bohemia, and Hungary, Visited in 1837. Vol. II