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His statistics are well off his usual standards, the most telling being his abysmal putting from 5 to 10 feet.

The group plays a handful of standards, the most daring of which is "Body and Soul," the standard for tenor-sax players since Coleman Hawkins's epochal 1939 recording.

Unlike fuel-economy standards, the most common method of reducing demand for oil over the past thirty years, a gas tax doesn't tell people what kind of car to drive.

If your excellent obituary (16 July) gave the impression that he was a hard taskmaster, I can assure you that we always found him, without ever compromising his rigorous standards, the most good-humoured, trusting and well-loved conductor.

In the 1970s Ms. Benglis was constantly out there on her own, stopping traffic and irritating people with her innate sense of personal flamboyance, her penchant for formal excess and her calculated manipulations of art-world standards, the most extreme instance of which was of course the Artforum ad.

Though one thief brandished a gun, there were signs that the job was probably not up to robbery's highest standards: the most expensive of the collection's paintings were left behind (the four that were stolen were in one room) and the police said the stolen paintings appeared to be poking out of the back of the white van the men used to make their getaway.

By that standard, the most electable conservative remaining in the Republican race is probably Jon Huntsman.

He shares his list exclusively with T. In my personal canon, Frank Bidart is the gold standard, the most important living American writer.

Tom Malinowski, the Washington director of Human Rights Watch, wrote, "It was, by any objective standard, the most rapid multinational military response to an impending human rights crisis in history".

Since T-Mobile and AT&T are the only major US carriers that use the GSM standard – the most popular mobile standard worldwide – AT&T could soon find itself with virtually no competition for these two classes of users.

Many, including the American Academy of Pediatrics and the American Medical Association, had pushed for a 60-ppb standard, the most stringent level CASAC had recommended.