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Lauderdale Courts was renamed and became a flagship of their mission.
Young examines the evolution of codification from its nationalist origins in the 1820s and 1830s into a Civil Code that was integral to Confederation and became a flagship of bilingualism in Quebec.
From 1982, the emergence of Maori language immersion centres, Nga Kohanga Reo, became a flagship of resistance by Maori to educational integration, and a demonstration that self-determination was the only way (Jenkins & Ka'ai, 1994).
The Assistant was first unveiled at last year's Google I/O conference where it became a flagship feature on Google's then-new Pixel smartphones.
Image: Young Jamaican iguanas are raised in a facility in Kingston to see them through the most vulnerable months before being released back into the wild -- a process known as "headstarting". Following its rediscovery the iguana became a flagship for conservation in the West Indies, and the focus of an international recovery program.
The social security institution became a flagship of Costa Rica's national development strategy which reinforced its political importance and contributed to its longer-term sustainability and that of UHC.
The company also launched what would become a flagship reality show about survivalists: Doomsday Preppers.
Since the mid-1980s, the red knot has become a flagship species of study in the Delaware Bay area.
A freshly-cleared patch of wasteland on the edge of Burgess Park in south London is about to become a flagship for permaculture in community gardening.
While Mr. Piguet said his ambitions were far more limited for watches, given the stiff competition from larger players, he said books and manuscripts had already become a flagship of his business and accounted for 15 percent to 20 percent of revenue last year.
Opened in 2011, after a rain-soaked year of survey expeditions and complex engineering, it has fast become a flagship destination on the falang road, luring travellers into a hinterland that was previously all but impenetrable.
