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Macfarlane's first two books, Mountains of the Mind (2003) and The Wild Places (2007), were published to huge acclaim and have achieved the status of modern classics.

Later works, such as the controversial "The Death of Klinghoffer", which had its London stage premiere at the ENO earlier this year, have also achieved the status of modern classics.

The Haughtons solved this problem by focusing on the earlier part of the century, objects from the pre- and postwar years that have already achieved the status of modern classics with authentic standards of quality.

The Menkes formulation, like Coco Chanel's "little black dress" of the late 1920's, has achieved the status of a classic even as the popularity of colors rise and fall.

But the San Francisco hotel, opened in 1987, was the first Mandarin on this continent and has now achieved the status of a classic.

Barth's Basseri (1961) study, Nomads of South Persia, based on only six months in the region, achieved the status of a classic among non-Iranian anthropologists and was soon translated into Persian.

It's an evening that confirms Bond's 1973 play has achieved the status of a modern classic.

Reviled in 1955 for its obscurity, Beckett's play has now achieved the status of a pop-classic: "the laughter-riot of two continents", it was once dubbed in a New York revival.

Unlike Lennon's "Happy Xmas (War Is Over)", and to a lesser extent, McCartney's "Wonderful Christmastime" (which, like the Lennon single, missed the Billboard Hot 100 on release, in 1979), "Ding Dong, Ding Dong" has never achieved the status of a perennial holiday classic.

We have achieved the status of a minor party".

Kim Jong-un has not achieved the status of his father and grandfather as yet.