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We might actually be doing something that’ll go down in history, not just the big battle sequence, but also just the iconography of that Joel scene at the end.

But there are worse things than to go down in history as another ‘My So-Called Life.’

If all goes according to the White House’s plan, April 2 will go down in history as America’s “Liberation Day.”

In what would go down in history as the “Sibyl War,” Ebell members argued for two years about the appropriateness of the frescoes, touching on still-universal themes including who art is for, why art matters, what art’s place is in society, and how progress can be made if risks are never taken.

After the World Cup win in 2017, there was a joy and sense of anticipation around women's cricket in the UK that this triumph would be used as a springboard for success and growth, that the memory of a sold-out Lord's would go down in history as a defining moment for the game's new dawn.