The book is also notable for its inclusivity, addressing Cambodian, Laotian, Hmong, and Korean experiences and the competition for narrative dominance in bookstores and box offices.
But the new rules are arguably more notable for what they don't address: subsidies for so-called cost-sharing reductions, which are paid to insurers covering the poorest enrollees.
In a televised address notable for its condescension and wholly misplaced sense of noblesse oblige, Kagame suggested he was reluctantly bowing to popular pressure.
In an inaugural address notable for its promise of change, it was President Néstor Kirchner's insistence that he intended to exercise power "without rancor but with memory" that most struck Argentines.
The 1860 Cooper Union speech -- Lincoln's first in New York City, and an address notable for its strong antislavery position -- helped that quintessential Western man become palatable to dubious Eastern voters.
In an inaugural address notable for its absence of specific program proposals, Mr. McGreevey, 44, assured residents that budget problems need not dampen their ambitions, and must not prevent the state from fulfilling its obligation to provide children with a good education.
A National Historic District west of Downtown, Browne's Addition was Spokane's first prestigious address, notable for its array of old mansions built by Spokane's early elite in the Queen Anne and early American Craftsman styles.
Many U.S. colleges and universities celebrate graduation day by inviting notable speakers to address their students.
The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill was also notable for its deeply personal lyrics, which addressed such themes as the meaning of self, family, and community.
But the New Orleans agreement is notable for the broad array of issues it addresses; Mr. Holder called the agreement a "critical step forward" that could "serve as a reference point — and a potential model for success — in our future efforts".
