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turning point



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Gonzalez said this marks a turning point in college, as Colorado’s stance on fines “blurs the lines of whether college sports are now mirroring pro sports.”

From MarketWatch

Many cite 2002 as a turning point for the industry, when a strike by oil workers against Chávez's government was followed by a sweeping overhaul of PDVSA.

From BBC

It was also a turning point for many in Europe.

From Barron's

But even she admits that her role on the buzzy HBO drama feels like a turning point in her already long career.

From Los Angeles Times

The Times says scientists in California have reached a turning point in their ability to create life in the lab using artificial intelligence.

From BBC