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Victory for Mr Mosley would be landmark ruling that could, in effect, introduce a celebrity privacy law and could spell the death of so-called "kiss and tell" stories, according to some commentators.

Gyrodyne's partner in the venture would be Landmark National, an Upper Marlboro, Md., company that has developed some of the country's leading golf resorts, including P.G.A. West in La Quinta, Calif., and Kiawah Island, S.C.

Under his leadership, climate change, health care, and financial regulatory reform were given the central role in American policy that they deserve, and if it weren't for the Senate's perversion of its constitutional role, all three would now be landmark laws bearing the signature of President Obama.

A victory by Ishikawa would be a landmark accomplishment.

"I assume he would have to," Mr. Hamid said, "and that would be a landmark moment".

A final answer to any of these questions would be a landmark of human progress.

In any case, only the facade would be granted landmark status.

"A case against solar panels from China would be a landmark case".

This alone would be a landmark achievement — and, for most lawyers, would have required their complete attention.

Observers say a ruling for Ms. Vallejos would be a landmark not just for Hong Kong, but for the region.

The formal rehabilitation of Casablanca's slaughterhouse into a creative space would be a landmark venture, in Morocco and regionally.