The focus on 70-something grandees who have been pillars of fashion since the 20th century has been challenged by an exceptional batch of landmark birthdays.
Consequently, it is common for studies to annotate as landmarks only a few prominent facial markers, such as eye and mouth corners, nose tip and zygomatic bones15,16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29, ranging in number between 10 up to, in exceptional cases, 40 landmarks.
A prominent one notes that Pupin Hall is a Registered National Historic Landmark that "possesses exceptional value".
"This is a landmark investment by an exceptional and global integrated business partner," Randy Eresman, Encana's chief executive, said in a statement.
The exchange registered an exceptional gain of £5m from the sale of the landmark Stock Exchange Tower in Threadneedle Street in the City - out of total proceeds of £67m.
Together, the two landmark buildings — connected on several floors — will create an exceptional environment for research, creativity, and discovery.
Part of the case focuses on a landmark ruling by the House of Lords in 2008 where another unmarried Northern Ireland couple won an exceptional right to apply to adopt.
The same year the Supreme Court rejected Virani's petition, the judges issued landmark ruling that other terminally ill patients could be removed from life support in exceptional circumstances.
It has been a landmark year for LGBTQ-themed film-making: 120 BPM and Call Me By Your Name are exceptional.
