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IN its small way, the 2005 Equinox represents a breakthrough for a smaller Chevrolet.

But it nonetheless represents a breakthrough for better access to safe, legal abortions, particularly in areas of the country where abortion services are rare or nonexistent.

Nevertheless, on their long journey of rivalry and reconciliation, the reopening of the trade route represents a breakthrough for India and Pakistan, especially because it follows fresh acrimony.

The development represents a breakthrough for the media mogul Richard Desmond, who also owns the Daily Express and Daily Star newspapers and OK! magazine.

The deal represents a breakthrough for shareholder activism in Asia.The European Commission said it would investigate the Italian government's decision to block a euro14.3 billion ($18.3 billion) merger between Autostrade and Spain's Abertis.

By avoiding the need for a trial of Mr. Khadr, the deal represents a breakthrough for the Obama administration's legal team, which had been dismayed that his case was to become the inaugural run of a new-look commissions system — undermining their efforts to rebrand the tribunals as a fair and just venue for prosecuting terrorism suspects.

"What Planet Are You From?" represents a breakthrough of sorts for Garry Shandling.

But this year's crop of winners have been hailed as representing a breakthrough for urban music in the UK.

These are, by any measure, radio singles, by a world-famous, Grammy-nominated artist with a No. 1 album, and they represent a breakthrough for his short career.

The 1968 Corvette represented a breakthrough for Chevrolet, created in the so-called Mako Shark design and ushering in the third generation of Corvettes.

Their size seemed to represent a breakthrough for opposition groups harassed by the government as they struggle to break Mr. Mubarak's monopoly on political life.