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COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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mark
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In many ways this innovation by Peter Husbands marks the watershed of drama education.
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In terms of our longer history of medico-moral politics the battle over the legislation certainly marked a watershed in mid-Victorian social reform.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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And there are neighbouring glens on the east side of the watershed , also lovely and deserving of special mention.
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It is very convenient, for the presentation of historical accounts, when a specific date can be identified as a watershed .
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Nizan was convinced that February 1934 was a watershed not only in terms of cultural politics, but also in terms of cultural production.
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That wedding between Liz and Owen had proved to be a watershed in all their lives.
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The local council elections in May appeared to be a watershed in the party's and, therefore Mrs Thatcher's fortunes.
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The plan was for another military road over the watershed between Dee and Spey.
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This can be thought of as a cultural watershed .