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The 50 50 split itself represents a historic gain by Republicans.

The unequal sacrifice of ten radio services for one television service represents a historic shift.

I am convinced that climate change represents a historic opportunity on an even greater scale.

It must recognize that the drive for democracy sweeping up against its borders represents a historic opportunity for Turkish leadership.

Sinn Fein argues that the I.R.A.'s gesture represents a historic breakthrough that Mr. Trimble is ignoring.

Like the T.W.A. terminal, it represents a historic moment in the aspirations for flight as an aid to global communication.

The election of a representative Constituent Assembly, including proportional representation of women and socially excluded groups, represents an historic opportunity to promote the commitment of duty-bearers to child rights.

"This is the strongest Wall Street reform bill to date and represents an historic opportunity for real reform".

"This agreement represents an historic breakthrough in a decades-long legal struggle that has produced nothing but animosity and uncertainty," the governor said in a prepared statement.

The modern slavery bill, the first of its kind in Europe, represents an historic opportunity to get new legislation on the statute books.

"He represents an historic defeat for the left, the abandonment of any serious notion that the left has something distinctive to offer".