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This marks the emergence of what buffs are calling Thommo 4.0, as Thommo 3.0 (the second BBC iteration, as director general) would not only have hung onto the paper but ordered his entire sports team and dozens of reporters and columnists to quit their cosy Manhattan lofts and relocate to Massachusetts.

This marks the emergence of the Internet of Things.

"This year marks the emergence of AirAsia as a digital airline, and I believe this event can spur the kind of radical, creative thinking that will ensure AirAsia remains on the leading edge," he said in a statement.

This marked the emergence of pharmacy as a distinct and separate entity.

This marked the emergence of plant hybridization breeding, a hallmark of modern agriculture/horticulture.

He said the list "marks the emergence of a wealth of eclectic talent making music with great energy, excitement and personality".

The last quarter of the 16th century also marks the emergence of women from their relative obscurity in the field of calligraphy.

Further on, another giant construction site marks the emergence of what looks set to be the world's first industrial-scale experiment of cutting-edge coal gasification and carbon-capture technology.

He says the work marks "the emergence of a new body of mathematics that applies to all evolutionary systems, whether the replicators are genes, words, or ideas".

Harambe marks the emergence of something akin to a true stock market for culture, where price movements cannot always, or even often, be narrativized, either locally or globally.

In Montreal, a city known for its long winters, the spring season marks the emergence of works of art which, artists tell us every year, were created during the imposed winter retreat.