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Havemeyer's collection became a cornerstone of the Met.

Family detention became a cornerstone of Obama's second term.

The two-volume "Virginia Woolf" became a cornerstone of Bloomsbury scholarship.

The so called "Spiegel Affair" became a cornerstone in recent German history.

This paper starts with a recapitulation of how emissions trading became a cornerstone of the European Union's climate policy.

The album, though, became a cornerstone of the folk revival, inspiring the likes of Devendra Banhart and Joanna Newsom.

It was founded by Henry Luce, publisher of Time, and quickly became a cornerstone of his Time-Life Publications. Time-Life Publications

The contentious call for a ban on all Muslims entering the US became a cornerstone of Trump's presidential campaign.

This became a cornerstone of propaganda for jihadists everywhere and an incalculable boost for al-Qaeda recruitment and funding.

And there was little tangible evidence that voters had embraced the supply-side economics that became a cornerstone of Reaganism.

The Plant Patent Act, which described breeders as inventors, passed in 1930, and became a cornerstone of intellectual-property law.