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Santa Monica marks a notable exception.

But for Fernandez-Versini, whose last husband was a smouldering French restaurateur who she is divorcing after 19 months, this relationship marks a notable change in taste.

While making documentaries marks a notable career change for Mr. LeDonne, it is not the first time he has had success fresh out of the box.

But considering that Durant fairly recently bordered on being a defensive liability, his progression over the last year (and particularly over the last six months) marks a notable step forward for his individual game, and a giant leap toward the eventual unseating of LeBron James as the N.B.A.'s best player.

That marks a notable warming in relations between Latin America's two giants: since NAFTA was signed in 1993, Brazil has tended to see Mexico as a vassal of the United States.In practice, however, Mexico's foreign policy will continue to be dominated by its relationship with its northern neighbour.

Warburton is one of 15 Wales players in the squad, one fewer than the 16 who flew out to New Zealand 36 years ago, and his elevation to the captaincy marks a notable end to a season that has been the most oscillatory in his six-year senior career.

Renaissance ivory carving marked a notable change from that of the Middle Ages in its technical sophistication and sensitivity.

A senior US diplomat will join nuclear talks with Iran this weekend, marking a notable shift of policy by Washington towards engagement with Tehran.

The exchange today marked a notable escalation in the campaign, and it reflected the calculation on both sides that competing news events -- in particular, the prospect of a Subway Series and unrest in the Middle East -- may overshadow the final days of this race.

Mr. Khan has been an important voice in Britain since forming his company in 2000, and "Vertical Road," with a score by his frequent collaborator Nitin Sawhney, is an ambitious ensemble work that marked a notable return to form in 2010 after a number of high-profile collaborations, with Sylvie Guillem, Russell Maliphant and Juliette Binoche.

After a fellowship at the American Academy in Rome (1950), which deepened his appreciation of Mediterranean architecture, Kahn carried out his first important work: the Yale University Art Gallery (1952 54) at New Haven, Connecticut, which marked a notable departure from his International Style buildings of the previous decade.