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milestone

[mahyl-stohn] / ˈmaɪlˌstoʊn /


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When Susanna Liew stepped in front of the TV cameras at Kuala Lumpur's High Court last month, she called the moment a "historic and emotional milestone".

From BBC

You can also set up a “sub trust” with an equalization clause or formula-based distributions, allowing trustees to adjust distributions based on age, financial need or other milestones.

From MarketWatch

The energy market hit a rare milestone in 2025: For the first time this century, oil stocks rose in a year when the price of the commodity was down more than 10%.

From Barron's

Speaking to reporters on Tuesday, Adrian Vasquez, the Colorado Springs police chief, said the extradition of Ms Singler was "a significant milestone" in the investigation.

From BBC

The London-based oil major said the sale is a "milestone" in its plans to overhaul its business and strip out costs.

From BBC