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The first president was inaugurated here, and Congress, meeting at Federal Hall, wrote the Bill of Rights.

1937 Chicago Pupils Learn by Radio CHICAGO — What is probably the most novel educational experiment in history will be inaugurated here Monday [Sept.

Work on a multibillion-dollar pipeline project was inaugurated here today in hopes that it will someday thrust Chad into the ranks of the world's oil producers.

Visitors must strain to look through a clutter of scaffolding at four giant canvases retelling the American revolution, a bust of Martin Luther King and statues including Eisenhower, Jefferson (the first president inaugurated here), Reagan and Washington.

Latin America's largest nation embarked on an ambitious political and social experiment today, as Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, leader of the left-wing Workers Party and a former lathe operator and labor union leader, was inaugurated here as president of Brazil, promising "a new style of government" and a crusade against hunger, injustice and corruption.

The fashion show is a small project compared with Unesco's work to help set up a national archive, which it hopes to inaugurate here in 2015.

Potentially of greater impact, China and Venezuela inaugurated the headquarters here of a $6 billion fund this month to carry out infrastructure projects.

KIGALI, Rwanda, 21 May 2010 – Her Excellency Jeanette Kagame, the First Lady of the Republic of Rwanda, inaugurated the Kacyiru Police Hospital here earlier this week.

First Lady and UN Deputy Secretary-General look to the future of Rwanda's girls and women KIGALI, Rwanda, 21 May 2010 – Her Excellency Jeanette Kagame, the First Lady of the Republic of Rwanda, inaugurated the Kacyiru Police Hospital here earlier this week.

The glacier would presumably have been even more impressive when King Albert the First of Belgium inaugurated a wooden hut here back in 1930.

An Israeli officer inaugurated the firing range here, shooting a Palestinian weapon to test it and give his seal of approval.