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

Later it reported that the meeting represented "a landmark turning point in the road toward national reconciliation, cooperation, peace and unification".

The work was the first to explain the chemical basis of inherited traits and represented a landmark publication in both genetics and biochemistry.

In many ways, this morning's proceedings, with a panel of five judges, a team of prosecutors and a double row of lawyers for the defendants, represented a landmark for Indonesia.

It represented a landmark moment in the history of newspapers - the clichéd "end of an era" - because its two staff are thought to be the last newspaper journalists working in Fleet Street.

Danny Kushlik, of the Transform drugs charity which campaigns for drug legalisation, said the international report represented a landmark in British drugs policy since the introduction of the 1971 Misuse of Drugs Act that is still in force today.

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

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.

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