1.   The deal marks a turnaround in the fortunes of South Wales Electricity.

2.   In fact, it is possible that last week marked a turnaround within the stock market.

3.   The agreement marks a turnaround for Bush, who earlier had rejected most of the recommendations by the Commission on Presidential Debates and instead proposed alternative forums.

4.   The fund-raising success marks a turnaround for the Democrats and puts them into an awkward position as the Senate prepares to take up campaign finance legislation next week.

5.   To many, that the conference is being held at all marks a turnaround from previous official postures of trying to deny or ignore the problem.

6.   What marked the turnaround for the Patriots this season?

7.   Fernandez says that match marked a turnaround in her career.

8.   It marked a turnaround from last April, when the United States pulled out of the deal at the last minute before what was to have been the deadline.

9.   Some reports suggested the decision to suspend Zimbabwe marked a turnaround for Mbeki, whose government had previously declared the election legitimate.

10.   Such a shift, now gaining momentum at the state and federal level, would mark a turnaround in public health policy.