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[3] However, these early works have become cornerstones of modern analytic philosophy.

Justice and human rights have become cornerstones of Argentinian politics since former president Nestor Kirchner, the husband of the incumbent, Cristina Fernandez, came to power in 2003.

Usually playing an electric guitar with a menacing hint of distortion, he picked barbed, syncopated guitar riffs that went on to become cornerstones of rock.

These reports often go on to become cornerstones in creating new legislation, so we should be allowed to interrogate the underlying facts.

All three creations would become cornerstones of the pop world until their simultaneous decline in the 1990s, as the digital era got into its stride.

Many aspects of this book, first published in 1776, have become cornerstones of neoclassical economics: the organizing power of self-interest, the "invisible hand" of free markets and the crucial role of the division of labor are just three examples.

Two taxes, introduced in 1643, became cornerstones of early modern English supply.

Belonging to the Iliad, possessing history informed by the Iliad, became cornerstones of 'Greekness', and of Greek identity.

The investments made to propel the U.S. through the space race and its military twin, the cold war defense buildup, became cornerstones of American economic prosperity.

Offensive linemen Paul Seymour and Joe DeLamielleure became cornerstones of the Bills Electric Companyny" offensive line.

Evolutionary concepts on adaptation and natural selection became cornerstones of modern ecological theory.