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He does note, however, that Keynes had curiously little to say about the infamous Beveridge "cradle to grave" social security plan, which inaugurated that experiment.

And then, when the war was over and a new government formed and a president inaugurated, that first president took up residence in a house on a plot of land that is today unmarked and frequented by skateboarders.

The Oresund Fixed Link, the new 9.5-mile, $2 billion tunnel and bridge connection being inaugurated that day, will tie southern Sweden to the continent of Europe and create a new European commercial center surpassing Stockholm and equal to cities like Berlin, Hamburg, Zurich and Amsterdam.

Byzacena, Numidia, and Tripolitania were finally secured, and a period of peace was inaugurated that lasted for the next fourteen years, until 562.

The World Series, pitting the two major league champions against each other, was inaugurated that fall, albeit without express major league sanction: The Boston Americans of the American League defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates of the National League.

However, in 2010, in Atlacomulco, in the state of Mexico, a maternity hospital was inaugurated that is staffed entirely by obstetric nurses and peri-natal nurse specialists (obstetric nurses with an additional year of specialty training).

Heidegger, however, continues to hope for even more, namely, an artwork that already embodies the transition between this age and the next and which is thus capable of helping to inaugurate that future age, here and now.

(And here it does seem legitimate to see that rejection inaugurating something that would end up with Matisse's "La Danse" or "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon").

Other recordings on this year's list, like Elton John's and Whitney Houston's debut albums, are notable primarily because they inaugurated careers that became enormously successful.

Ambra Medda, the wunderkind former director of the Design Miami/Basel fair, is embarking on her next chapter: a Web site, to be inaugurated June 19, that will give visitors easy access to international design.

On February 17 , 1936 Time ran a cover story about the Fourth Winter Olympics, which Adolf Hitler had inaugurated earlier that month in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, a German ski resort near the Austrian border.