Criterion
Criterion noun - Something that sets apart an individual from others of the same kind.
Usage example: an exceptionally high degree of physical risk is the preeminent criterion of an extreme sport
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Note
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| certain | certain criterion | certain note |
| interesting | interesting criterion | interesting note |
| important | important criterion | important note |
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Won the Vezina Trophy seven times (note that the criterion then was different than the one used now).
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Also note that Up Marketing applies to the collection, due in part to the relatively small audiences for many of these films; with rare exceptions, a single-disc title is $30 (U.S.)...and many, many Criterion releases are multi-disc sets.
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Guest and McKean note in the Criterion DVD commentary that the archetype of the long-lived British band whose star power has faded, but yet continued to ride their fame and grind out tours year after year, calling out Status Quo in particular, formed much of the inspiration for Spinal Tap.
Source: Film / This Is Spinal Tap
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