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Waterstones fiction buyer, Chris White said he felt that "the judges have certainly set out to surprise me this year".

TED talks have certainly set a benchmark in recent years: HBR even asked Chris Anderson, the group's founder, to offer lessons drawn from the three decades he's run TED's signature events in an article published last summer.

But after a killer long ball out of defence from Kolo Touré and a tidy flick on from Koné, Drogba showed the touch of an Elephant and hoofed the ball ten yards in front of him - a deft touch or a pass to tghe wide-open Akalé would have certainly set Ivory Coast on their way.

These last two games have certainly set a benchmark, particularly in defence, attitude and aggression and also with the understanding of attacking structure.

"We have to be realistic and say that we don't look like a championship-winning side at the moment, but we have certainly set targets for ourselves to finish in that top three or four," Newell said.

However, all of the recent happenings involving Michaels, Taker, Triple H and Kane have certainly set the stage for another Undertaker vs. Michaels match if that's the route WWE decides to take, whether it be at Royal Rumble, WrestleMania 35 or some other PPV.

Mr. Bush has certainly set his course firmly to the right.

But Rasmussen has certainly set the tone in Denmark since he entered office in 2001.

The president's behavior has certainly set a new benchmark for the kind of open contempt Puerto Ricans can expect from the federal government.

Her resolutely low-key manner, shared in varying degrees by some of her Hollywood contemporaries — Blythe Danner, Meryl Streep, Sissy Spacek and the late Jill Clayburgh come to mind — has certainly set her apart.

The chancellor's budget pledge to "radically simplify" the method for distributing research funding may have passed most MPs by in the torrent of figures and promises, but it has certainly set universities buzzing.