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Hyperactive and loud, he has set a new benchmark for governing by Twitter.
The injection of government money into American and British banks has set a new benchmark for capital ratios that banks elsewhere may now be judged by.
The department store chain has set a new benchmark for Christmas television campaigns in recent years by attracting tens of millions of viewers to watch its advertising online.
He said: "The work of the construction and delivery teams, from the ODA [Olympic Delivery Authority] and Locog [London Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games], has set a very high standard and I have no doubt that London 2012 has set a new benchmark for the management of Olympic and Paralympic Games in future".
FORBES has set a new benchmark low by denigrating the title insurance industry under the guise of an informative article.
"They've set a new benchmark for other teams to follow," said Stajcic.
Ron Somers, the president of the US-India Business Council, said Mr Modi had set a new benchmark and proved that "progress trumps politics".
But the resulting campaigns have set a new benchmark for confusion, with voters having to guess the affiliations of a galaxy of candidates.
Having set a new benchmark for performances of Beethoven and Schubert, Brahms's first piano concerto was always likely to be next on the list, and was the piece with which Lewis chose to make his debut with the New York Philharmonic earlier this year.
