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For the Army, for the Pentagon, for communities across the nation, the 49th's deployment has become a major test.

The protest has become a major test of President Nicolas Sarkozy's ambition to bolster the economy by making it easier to hire and lay off public sector employees.

For Myanmar's semi-civilian government, which formally succeeded a military junta in April, the mighty kyat has become a major test.

The 20-month strike had become a major test for the local labor movement, with 284 workers holding out on the picket line for nine months at one of Brooklyn's few remaining large manufacturing operations.

Assuming it is challenged and then held up by the Texas-based appeals court, the latest ruling – from a judge who also fought gay rights advances – is likely to mark the opening salvo in what will swiftly become a major test of the supreme court's approach to civil rights for transgender individuals.

In a move that threatens to become a major test of the government's claims that it will take extensive measures to minimise the impact of line, the National Trust, whichs owns Hartwell, and the Waddesdon estate, home to the financier Lord Rothschild, is to submit detailed plans for the construction of a 7km "green corridor" running past the properties and the town of Aylesbury.

Florida, in fact, is likely to become a major testing ground for conservatives who insist that their hard line on illegal immigration, which both Rubio and Scott endorse, will help not hurt them with Latinos.

The South China Sea has become a major testing ground of China's foreign policy and its growing maritime power, even as the top Communist Party leadership is preoccupied by a power struggle before the 18th Party Congress to be held this fall.

Phoenix has become a major testing hub for Waymo.

Adam Fairclough, in his book "Race and Democracy: The Civil Rights Struggle in Louisiana, 1915-1972" (1995), wrote that Bogalusa became "a major test of the federal government's determination to put muscle into the Civil Rights Act in the teeth of violent resistance from recalcitrant whites".

The talks in Seoul will become a major diplomatic test for the new leaders of both sides, analysts said.