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Meanings of historic moment in English

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Usage of historic moment in English
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Mark Lowen said it is a historic moment in Greece's political history.
BBC
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This historic moment has given us time for this kind of thinking.
The Guardian
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A memento of a historic moment, confirmation that it really did happen.
The Guardian
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It is a historic moment if we seize it, said the father-of-three.
Reuters
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I am moved that I shared the historic moment on the scene.
The South African
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An historic moment on this patch of turf: one-nil to the Villa.
The Guardian
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The 1966 murder of Ward was far from an insignificant historic moment.
The Irish Times
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People brought their families, eager to include their children in a historic moment.
Reuters
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Local authorities have described the demolition as a historic moment for the city.
The Guardian
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The BBC's Sarah Rainsford said it was being seen as a historic moment.
BBC
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It's a historic moment in our nation as we transition again, he said.
The South African
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He adds that the technology is a positive and historic moment.
The Guardian
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This afternoon marks a historic moment for NASA's space shuttle Discovery.
Wired
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The crowd was fully alive to the awful sternness of this historic moment.
What Germany Thinks; Or, The War as Germans see it
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In another, it is a historic moment towards a lasting peace.
BBC
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It was a historic moment, with the children thrilled and quiet as mice.
The new yorker
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