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Valérie Chamberland, a coral reef ecologist, said: "This event marks the first ever successful rearing of a threatened Caribbean coral species to its reproductive age".

This exhibition marks the first ever museum showing of the New York designer's work.

This year marks the first ever official Women's Equality Day as recognized by the US government (thanks, Obama), so we're reviving the tradition by introducing you to six more creative ladies whose work we've never featured before.

In the fight to save children's lives, washing hands takes centre stage Today marks the first ever Global Handwashing Day, celebrated in over 70 countries across five continents in an effort to mobilize and motivate millions around the world to wash their hands with soap.

Podcast #65: International Day of the Girl Child - Ending child marriage NEW YORK, 11 October 2012 - Today marks the first ever International Day of the Girl Child, a day established by the United Nations to highlight the challenges girls face and to promote girls' empowerment and the fulfilment of their human rights.

First Global Handwashing Day 2008 celebrated worldwide NEW YORK, 15 October 2008 Todayoday marks the first ever Global Handwashing Day, celebrated in over 70 countries across five continents in an effort to mobilize and motivate millions around the world to wash their hands with soap.

Which means this year's championship marked the first ever between players brought up entirely in the age of computer chess.

Egypt's purchase marked the first ever sale of the planes to a foreign state, and has since been followed by Qatar.

On VE Day (8 May 1945), the British colonial government permitted citizens to celebrate with a Victory Carnival in the streets (Carnival had been banned between 1942 and 45), marking the first ever public emergence of steel bands.

It will mark the first ever transition from one elected civilian government to another.

There you can find a plaque marking the first ever long-distance communication by electronic telegraph, which took place inside the Capitol in 1844, when Samuel Morse sent and received messages from Baltimore.