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As Obama said, June 1's bankruptcy "will mark the end of an old GM, and the beginning of a new GM. "

Today does not mark the end of our economic troubles. . . but it does mark the beginning of the end.

Usually gamma-ray bursts mark the end of a massive star and emission from these events never lasts more than a few hours.

Similar words have been used by Mr Pi? ch in the past to mark the end of VW managers' careers .

When Atlantis arrives back on earth it will mark the end of thirty years of the US space shuttle program.

But the three trials may mark the end of its efforts to use the courts to stop piracy, for they highlighted the limits of this approach.

A sign and road marking mark the end of the bus lane followed by a road marking which shows that the lane is open to all traffic.

In summary, I don't see any of the normal warning signs that mark the end of a bull trend.

If sales fall, it would mark the end of almost 15 years of uninterrupted growth for handset makers.

Even before they were closed, North Korea's borders mark the end of much of the foreign world's reach into the country.

This year's crisis appears to mark the end of a bubble in the financial markets that has lasted nearly two decades.

But the purchase of domestic goods housing land title certificate does not mark the end of their serviceable life.

The protests' return may mark the end of several months of phoney war between the two main camps in Thai politics.

Given the number of twists and turns in the sale of PCCW, Thursday's vote may not mark the end of the affair.

Its closure is unlikely to mark the end of a scandal that penetrates deep into British society.

Finally, the agreement had to clearly mark the end of the conflict and put an end to all violence.

Campaigners want the act dropped from variety shows to be broadcast on Thursday to mark the end of the Chinese New Year holiday.

Indeed, incoming data suggest an inflection point that may mark the end of the acute phase of consumer retrenchment.

There was a long pause that seemed to mark the end of the story.

He had a farewell dinner with his classmates to mark the end of university days.

Specifies the character or characters that mark the end of a parameter.

When the bell rings to mark the end of a period, the teachers, not the students, change classrooms.

That analysis suggests that the eventual release of Mr Zhan could mark the end of the incident.

He's proud to be representing the queen at events to mark the end of the Second World War.

Mr Biden is in Iraq to attend ceremonies that mark the end of US combat operations there.

"His death does not mark the end of our effort, " Mr. Obama said.

In contrast, the C language uses the NUL character to mark the end of a string.

This victory will not mark the end of our effort against terrorism.

But there were also worries because some data systems used the digits 9999 to mark the end of a file.

Way back when, wire services would use special characters to mark the end of the release.

If things are beyond repair, this eclipse could mark the end of the relationship.

As we mark the end of America's combat mission in Iraq, a grateful nation must pay tribute to all who have served there.

Yet his death does not mark the end of our effort.

But his death does not mark the end of our effort.

That would mark the end of an unusual experiment.

His death does not mark the end of our effort.

The latest activity might not mark the end of the solar minimum, however.

Industrial policy would mark the end of the free - enterprise system as we know it.

Or, drag the vertical red line in the preview window to mark the end of the row.

Indonesians celebrated the Eid holiday on Sept 10 to mark the end of the fasting month of Ramadan.

Adding to consumers' pain is that the end of the recession isn't likely to mark the end of job losses.

If that is the case it would mark the end of a career that was marked by both brilliance and hubris.

Monday will mark the end of Rumsfeld's second term as defense secretary.

It is tempting to suggest these efforts mark the end of an era.

In many Americans' minds, it is also a time to mark the end of summer.

The government had offered a conditional truce to mark the end of the month of Ramadan.

Apart from yuan xiao , people have a grand dinner to mark the end of the Spring Festival celebrations .

Plan D would probably mark the end of the EU as we know it.

Semicolons mark the end of most statements in C .

For example, when you process a file generated on a Windows system, it will use Control-M (^M) characters to mark the end of the line.

Many people predicted that 2008 would finally mark the end of the Nixon era.

I'd been on Harry Potter for ten years so I needed to mark the end of it in some way.

So I'm confident that the steps I'm announcing today will mark the end of an old GM, and the beginning of a new GM;

Many people hoped that last year's election would mark the end of the "angry white voter" era in America.

The Berlin Wall did not mark the end of grave clashes as many thought it would

Regional Intergovernmental Meeting to Mark the End of the Decade;

New Delhi, India: Muslims offer Eid al-Fitr prayers at the Jama Masjid mosque to mark the end of Ramadan

A special node to mark the end of the parse tree

to finish or mark the end of something