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County’s top prosecutor personally endorse his release is a stark turnaround for Eagle, who spent most of his life believing police would do anything to keep him behind bars.

For as ugly as the performances have been to this point, the Dodgers haven’t yet abandoned all hope for a turnaround.

Poundland recently avoided collapsing into administration after its turnaround plan was approved days before the chain was due to run out of money.

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Schaeffer, 40, also figures to have a big say in how long that turnaround takes.

The boom in exports, following a contract to build five Type 31 ships for Britain's Royal Navy, marks a rapid turnaround for Scottish shipbuilding.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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