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First pass success with laryngoscopy should be a benchmark of quality and patient safety in emergency airway management.
"I can't look at it". "Pink Narcissus" may be a benchmark of underground gay cinema, but for decades its director was forgotten.
Data from corporate governance data firm Equilar shows that nearly 25percentt of companies in the Russell 3000 index, meant to be a benchmark of the entire U.S. stock market, have no female membership.
Travis maintained the 50/50 profits split, which had proved so attractive to artists such as The Fall and Aztec Camera and continues to be a benchmark of indie fair play.
LIR will be a benchmark of an infrared camera with an UMBA for future space explorations to Mars, asteroids and the Earth.
Instead, Lost River is a benchmark of vanity film-making to rival Mariah Carey's Glitter.
Since their inception in 1963, the awards have been a benchmark of excellence for diverse industry sectors.
While the presumption of innocence is a benchmark of most democraties, the law here allows investigating magistrates to jail suspects indefinitely without trial or bail.
It is a benchmark of the economy collaborative innovation citizen and was a founder of the Open Knowledge Foundation in Spain.
