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historic
adjective as in momentous, remarkable
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Clipse’s historic appearance underscores their evolution from Virginia Beach’s underground hip-hop scene in 1994 to internationally recognized artists advocating for human connection and reflection.
Her emphasis on reconciliation culminated in a historic state visit to Ireland by Queen Elizabeth II.
The aim will be to dazzle and flatter him with the ultimate red-carpet experience, with guards of honour, flypasts, historic carriages, a lavish banquet, pomp and pageantry.
“California has taken a historic stand against antisemitism in our schools,” said David Bocarsly, executive director of the Jewish Public Affairs Committee of California.
Gaza City is the largest urban centre in the territory and a historic heart of Palestinian political and social life.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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