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Banner Year

Slang; an extremely profitable or otherwise successful year for a person or organization. For example, the CEO of a company has a banner year if she helps her company rebound from bankruptcy to near-record profit in only 10 months.
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Since Larry [Sromovsky]'s seasonal model predicts a peak in Neptune's brightness in 2020, the next few decades could be banner years for revealing the true nature of the radiation balance in these distant giant planets," Hammel says.
Images hint at seasonal changes on distant planet. (Springtime on Neptune)
From Sheepshead Bay to Forest Hills, SoHo to White Plains, 1998 and 1999 have been banner years for co-op sales," said Eric Declercq, regional vice president of Countrywide's Consumer Markets division.
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