Saturn ends its retrograde on September 18, and you reach a turning point in your inner work and finances.
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Wu Fan, vice-dean of Shanghai Fudan University Medical school, said there was hope the spread might soon reach a turning point.
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The talks seemed to reach a turning point Wednesday, when Ergen said that negotiations between the two parties had been more productive.
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If home sales and prices remain buoyant, we continue to chug along to the following month until we reach a turning point.
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But Wu Fan, vice-dean of Shanghai Fudan University Medical school, said there was hope the spread might soon reach a turning point.
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"I'm still extremely cautious, but there's hope we can reach a turning point in the near future," he said, according to the report.
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As you and your partners grow, both your needs and interests will change, and eventually you'll reach a turning point that calls for something new.
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Whether in East Germany or Czechoslovakia in 1989 or Tunisia in 2010, it's hard to predict when popular anger against autocracy will reach a turning point.
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The prime minister recalls how his wife helped him reach a "turning point" in realizing that they must also raise their sons to be strong advocates for women and girls.
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German industrial orders rose 2.5% in June, the biggest jump since August 2017, although the government of Europe's biggest economy said it was yet to reach a turning point after months of weakness which have worried investors.
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"If Terry Gou becomes the leader of the Taiwan region next year, tensions between the two sides will ease, and the situation in the Taiwan Strait, in the short term, is likely to reach a turning point," it said in an editorial.
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New Haven: Yale University Press. James B. Waldram, Revenge of the Windigo: The Construction of the Mind and Mental Health of North American Aboriginal Peoples, Anthropological Horizons, University of Toronto Press, 2004. Philip May (1996) found that the recreational drinking pattern of sporadic bingeing persists among many Native American drinkers throughout the early years that they drink, but that males often reach a turning point in their 30s and 40s when they quit drinking completely, for health reasons (42%), because they had joined the Native American Church (20%), because their responsibilities forced them to quit (18%), because they found drinking unrewarding (9%), or because they had joined an established Protestant church (4%). A 2006 study found that 29.6% of Native Americans reported regular binge drinking as compared to 25.9% of whites, 25.6% of Hispanics and 21.4% of African-Americans.
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Kove's first ideas for The Danish Poet began when she went through a period of self- assessment; she wanted to write a story about what she described as when "you reach a turning point or a milestone and you look back and you think 'how in the heck did I get here?' [...] And you realize that the answer lies somewhere in a complex web of all kinds of stuff, like genetic make-up, upbringing, coincidences, choices you made along the way, missed opportunities, [and] lucky breaks." She felt that it was a natural choice to centre on a relationship between two people, "because relationships, and especially the romantic ones, play a huge role in shaping our lives, and also, obviously, in creating new ones." Kove originally wanted to make the film biographical, based on a story her father told her: he had dreamed of being an artist, and made an appointment with an art teacher to ask if he was good enough to make it in the art world.
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