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The Raspberry Pi looks set to eclipse records set in the 1980s, with demand for both the new Pi 2 and the original remaining strong three years on.

The film is predicted to be the biggest film of the summer and is set to eclipse the first film's $1.5bn gross.

Japan's bankruptcy rate has been climbing, and is set to eclipse the record set in 1998, adding to pressures on the country's banks.

The Arctic Monkeys are set to eclipse Oasis with the fastest-selling debut rock release ever after a frantic first day of online and over-the-counter sales.

In the UK in July alone there were more antisemitic incidents in one month than the previous six months put together, but 2014 was already set to eclipse the previous year as a worse period for antisemitism, CST said.

Viewing figures for last night's final will not be available until early Wednesday, but it looks set to eclipse the 6.5 million overnight audience for last year's final, which was won by John Whaite.

Huawei shipped 59 million smartphones in Q1, and looks set to firmly eclipse Apple and close in on Samsung this year.

Including a yet-to-be exercised option that allows underwriters to sell more shares depending on demand, GM looks set to raise $23.1 billion, eclipsing the record $22.1 billion raised by Agricultural Bank of China in July.

Following in the footsteps of automotive mammoth Toyota and omnipresent electronics-maker Sony, Uniqlo is the latest Japanese company setting out to eclipse rivals that have already achieved unprecedented size and scope.

Right now, solar eclipses are split nearly 50/50 between total and annular, with a total solar eclipse set to cross the continental United States in 2017, the first time it will do so in a generation.

"With Rip Van Winkle set to go to the Eclipse, I would imagine Johnny would ride Fame And Glory.