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"We are always looking for new avenues to challenge the England women's players, and playing top-level Australian men's club cricket will certainly be a brilliant test of Sarah's abilities.

The stallion Chilli Morning is among world eventing's top performers and Fox-Pitt coaxed a brilliant test out of his ride in searing heat to lead the field.

This system produces brilliant test-takers, a rarefied élite who often have very little experience of the world outside their own circles.

Fitzgerald opens with the characteristically brilliant observation that "the test of a first-rate intelligence is the ability to hold two opposed ideas in the mind at the same time, and still retain the ability to function".

"Patience paid off today with a brilliant launch and successful technology test of this new ampoule system," said Bill Wrobel, Wallops Flight Facility director.

It's anarchic and rough, but also sprinkled with plenty of glitter, including several brilliant one-liners that will stand the test of time.

Backing up last weekend's brilliant win with another this will be a test of maturity.

Though she was scarcely above showing off her brilliant technique, her musical embellishments had to stand the test of dramatic expressivity.

From the brilliant to the baffling, will these records stand the test of time?

The Road is a brilliant, intensely moving piece of film-making, so powerful that it is almost a test of physical, as well as emotional, endurance.

The Blues' back four has been brilliant all season with John Terry and Gary Cahill, but they will be without Terry for their biggest test of the campaign.