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"It really was a landmark event for a major national institution like the V&A," recalls Tulloch.

It was a landmark event for the country, but for Mr. Gardner it was a personal tragedy that stole a girl from his English class, Allison Krause.

It was a landmark event for the country, but for Mr. Gardner it was a personal tragedy that stole a young woman from his English class, Allison Krause.

The following year New York's Museum of Modern Art staged "Latin American Artists of the 20th Century," a landmark event for the exposure of Cuban artists.

"We have performed in many special places during our long career but this show in Havana is going to be a landmark event for us," they said.

It was a landmark event for its host institution, the Museum of Modern Art, setting an attendance record for a solo photography exhibition and for sales of the accompanying monograph (one of the best-selling art books in history), while roiling a tempest of controversy, moral and critical, not only about Arbus's working methods and subject matter but about her life.

New York City created three landmark events for the 1992 Democratic Convention that still promote New York annually: Restaurant Week; "Broadway on Broadway", the theaters' free public concert in Times Square; and a forerunner of Fashion Week.

The single entered the charts at No 1, a landmark event not just for Oasis, but for what was then "indie" music, and for British music in general.

The marriages were annulled by a Supreme Court ruling four months later, but the landmark event set the stage for the national fight for marriage equality that's still blazing forward.

In May 2014, 20 countries came together for a landmark event in Swaziland, where everything first began.

Although the incident barely registered in international headlines, it was a landmark event: a state-backed cyberattack for political purposes.