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The phrase "a the cornerstone of" is not correct in English.
It contains a redundancy with the articles "a" and "the" used together, which is grammatically incorrect. An example of a correct phrase would be: "Education is the cornerstone of a successful society."
Alternatives: "a fundamental element of" or "a key component of".
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That was the crux of the news reported on Thursday, and hailed as a the cornerstone of "momentous day" by Lib Dem Lord Sharkey.
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The Constitution is a majestic text, the cornerstone of our democracy and America's civic religion.
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Infrastructure is critically important to an economy; transportation is the cornerstone of commerce.
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