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There is Enrico David, 43, an Italian-born artist who surpasses at creating a "camp theatricality" in his textile figures of bare-buttocked builders, club-wielding harlequins, dandies and masked commedia dell'arte silhouettes, who is favoured by the likes of Charles Saatchi.

But before Jackson's success with "Thriller," his 1979 album, "Off the Wall," was already a hit, with four top-12 singles, a feat surpassed at the time only by "A Song For You" by the Carpenters.

About nine months before a man landed on the moon, Beamon made a giant leap — 29 feet two and a half inches — that has yet to be surpassed at the Olympic Games.

The boys' night aesthetic extended to a roisterous, guys-only "Henry V" for the director Edward Hall's audacious Propeller troupe, an exercise in testosterone surpassed at year's end by an all-female "Julius Caesar" at the Donmar and boasting in Harriet Walter's anguished Brutus the year's most searing Shakespearean star turn.

These boundaries were surpassed at alkaline pH.

(Mononoke has since been surpassed at the Japanese box office by Titanic).

The seemingly market-beating results of leveraged buyout firms could have been surpassed, at lower cost, by buying index funds on margin.

That means it's definitively bigger than Twitter, which Instagram surpassed at the end of 2014, and has stalled out at 320 million monthly users.

It was also the fifth-biggest opening day for a movie in history, at the time, surpassing At World's End's $42.9 million.

The record was surpassed at the next home game against the Boston Bruins on December 23, with the 31st consecutive sellout of the regular season.

Though his record number of caps was later surpassed, at 45 years and 229 days he remains the oldest player to win a Wales cap.