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marquee

[mahr-kee] / mɑrˈki /
NOUN
permanent canopy
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“This is going to be a marquee year for Chipotle to get back on track,” said Jim Salera, a restaurant analyst at Stephens.

From Los Angeles Times

The report said some schools still had closures in place, with pupils having to use marquees or modular buildings for lessons and break times.

From BBC

Investors, however, are worried that with marquee software stocks like Salesforce and ServiceNow under pressure that highly leveraged software companies are in trouble.

From Barron's

It didn’t go unnoticed in NFL circles when the estate took steps to sell off Paul Allen’s other marquee sports asset—but not the Seahawks.

From The Wall Street Journal

His raw potential soon attracted sponsors, with marquee brands such as Nike and Rolex rushing to sign up Nadal's heir apparent.

From Barron's