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The new building in New York was to be a flagship for an often overlooked field, but the debt payments on the bonds were significant, about $3 million a year.
Newcastle United's renaissance at the inception of the Premier League was rallied by the club's then owner, Sir John Hall, as a flagship for an economic revival of the north east and the restored pride of the "Geordie nation".
"Most of the six businesses in this shop have been trading for less than a year," explains Emma Jones, co-founder of StartUp Britain, who view the pop-up store as a flagship for a nationwide programme of high street rejuvenation.
"This is designed to be a flagship for a new brand," Morrissey says.
The Gaskell Society declares that "the restoration of the building will act as a flagship for the regeneration of a socially disadvantaged area".
But I do think that Africa, definitely the political leadership, regards elephants as a bit of a flagship for the continent, like lions.
The episode, involving a Qantas A380 jetliner carrying more than 450 people, was particularly alarming because it occurred on the world's largest passenger plane and a flagship for Airbus, a unit of the European Aeronautic Defense and Space Company, or EADS.
In numerical terms, one of the biggest winners was the new Factory arts venue in Manchester, which will receive £9m a year and be a "flagship" for the area.
Besides White Cube2, there is the older 108 Gallery, which has been something of a flagship for the Stuckists, a loose school of more traditional artists (the name was originally an insult), who stand apart from the dirty-linen installations and pickled sharks of British art.
