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The FDP, on the other hand, had received a historic high percentage of the national vote with 14.6%, double its total in the 2002 election.

On June 21 , 2007 City's alumni association received a historic preservation award from Baltimore Heritage for its leadership role in preserving the building as an historic Baltimore landmark.

The British government received a historic rebuke from lawmakers on Tuesday over its "Brexit" plans — an inauspicious sign for Prime Minister Theresa May as she opened an epic debate in Parliament that will decide the fate of her divorce deal with the European Union.

LACMA receives a historic $75-million 75-millioncreating an energetic and hope-filled momentum.

Scotland Yard received a further historic rape allegation relating to Savile as it emerged that police in both Surrey and Jersey had previously investigated accusations made against him, but decided there was insufficient evidence to act.

Until then, all the 50-and-older golf geezers will be on their own to prolong the popularity of what began as their "mulligan" in life, a free second shot, when Arnold Palmer turned 50 two decades ago, and what received a transfusion of historic blood in 1990 when Jack Nicklaus and Lee Trevino turned 50.

A spokesman for Lancashire police said: "We can confirm that we have received a report of a historic rape dating back to 2006.

The judgment was also received as an "historic decision" setting a precedent for government procurement, on the basis that businesses might no longer be able to rely on immunity from the TPA when contracting with governments.

Earlier this month, and 150 years after his death, Garnett finally received a headstone at the historic cemetery, as a result of the painstaking research of volunteers.

Raymond Caliendo, a partner with Mark Searage in Art-of-Form Architects in Amityville, received a commendation for the historic restoration of an 1882 restaurant, Gage & Tollner, on Fulton Street in Brooklyn.

The New Yorker, April 26 , 1982P. 27 We have received a report on the historic April blizzard from a young woman we know: Just after dark on the evening of what people were already starting to call the Blizzard of '82, I went cross-country skiing with a friend in Central Park.