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

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

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

It represents a landmark victory for campaigners, who say the fillings are responsible for a range of ailments, including heart conditions and Alzheimer's disease.

The rapid consolidation of racetracks represents a landmark turn of events for thoroughbred racing, which has been suffering in recent years from declines in attendance and wagering.

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

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

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.

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

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

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.