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Will Mr Bush's $37m prove, like the four-minute mile, to be a benchmark that every contender will have to surpass?

Schofield said the proposed target was not inconsistent with the Fair Work Act, because it was a "benchmark" that would still allow the commission to consider other factors.

The disruption value is a benchmark that gives a general indication of the size of anonymization loss.

The 1 billion figure is a good stab into the future for Microsoft (who can ignore that amount of potential reach?), and it's a benchmark that now must be met.

Specifically, the Russell 5000 is a benchmark that gives you broad exposure to the domestic stock market.

The microenvironmental control over how these cells can keep their plasticity [ 5], that is, how they can stay quiescent and be utilized by the body only in case of necessity under healthy conditions, is a benchmark that needs to be met by engineered tissues.

"When I make a commitment," he said, "it is a benchmark that I am setting for our agency upon which the public should be able to rely".

"I would like to thank Locog for the most commercially successful games and I am sure these are a benchmark that we will build towards Rio and beyond".

It was a benchmark that women's law groups celebrated as a major step toward a sex parity that has eluded the United States Supreme Court compared with the highest courts of several states and countries.

I feel I've been so fortunate, because I have a couple of those touchstones -- where you know that everything that happened afterward was influenced by that role and suddenly there was a benchmark that you simply couldn't go below any more.

I'd like to think this is a benchmark that we can achieve more often.