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It may also be within weeks rather than months of being accepted – partly or otherwise – in what would represent a landmark moment for golf.

So "Live at Newport '58," a new Blue Note release by the pianist Horace Silver, doesn't represent a landmark acquisition for the annals of the festival.

The bridge's opening day (May 24 , 1883 was marked by much celebration, and the building of it came to represent a landmark in technological achievement for a generation.

Scrapping the LTA, who waste an annual income of £60m on bureaucracy, back-slapping and jobs for the boys, would represent a landmark for British sport.

If confirmed, the reports on BBC television tonight would represent a landmark decision by Mr. Blair -- long seen as a supporter of the euro -- to accept Mr. Brown's assessment that the British economy is not ready for euro membership and thus postpone a decision to ask Britons to vote in a referendum on abandoning the cherished pound sterling.

The rulings today on same-sex marriage were not as good as I hoped, but still represent a landmark in the gay-rights movement, and are about the best I expected from an irreparably divided Supreme Court — especially after it ripped the heart out of the Voting Rights Act and left the door open for another assault on affirmative action.

"Recreating this installation represents a landmark in Tate's history of exhibition making," she added.

The treaty represented a landmark in multilateral small-arms-control efforts.

The hiring of Croom represents a landmark for the S.E.C., the last major conference to hire a black football coach.

"The de facto merger between Breitbart and the Trump campaign represents a landmark achievement for the 'alt-right'," Clinton declared.

"The de facto merger between Breitbart and the Trump campaign represents a landmark achievement for the alt-right," Mrs. Clinton said.