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Too many to list, but here are a few: the life-work of Abraham, the Exodus, the Giving of the Torah, entering the Holy Land under Joshua, the anointing of King David, building the First Temple, the First Destruction, sealing the canon, the building of the Second Temple, the Hanukkah miracle, the Second Destruction, sealing the Mishna (Oral Law), redaction of the Talmud, Rashi's commentaries, Maimonides.
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