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The United States relinquished jurisdiction of the Panama Canal on Dec. 31, 1999, marking an unprecedented shift in Panamanian society.

Labour squeezed spending on the NHS far harder than Thatcher ever did, then let the cash flow far faster, marking an unprecedented boom and bust in health spending in Britain, the like of which has not been seen elsewhere in the developed world.

Three women sit on the Supreme Court, marking an unprecedented tipping point for change.

According to Schneiderman, the net neutrality feedback process generated more than 23 million total comments, marking an unprecedented level of participation.

This upcoming presidency is marking an unprecedented era of uncertainty for many of us.

After decades of decline, over 3.2 million vinyl records were sold in the UK in 2016, lifting consumption up to a 25 year high and marking an unprecedented turnaround.

The Financial Times notes:Rio's agreement marks an unprecedented divergence in the annual price rises for Australian and Brazilian ore.

Thanks to the Supreme Court, the coming election will mark an unprecedented infusion of corporate propaganda into the political bloodstream.

Nonetheless, EU-boosters say, the surveillance of Greece will mark an "unprecedented" level of meddling in the fiscal sovereignty of an EU member.

Jeremy Hughes, chief executive of Alzheimer's Society, said the measures marked "an unprecedented step towards making the UK a world leader in dementia".

It will mark an unprecedented moment in the history of the EU – no leader before Mr Cameron has come to Brussels with the threat of leaving the EU if fellow leaders refuse to grant reforms.