" As a prime example, Brewster points to the word "negotiate.
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That was a prime example of playing for each other.
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Sunday night's brutal shooting is a prime example of why.
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Amazon is, if you'll pardon the pun, a prime example.
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Our brains are a prime example of biological general intelligence.
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Sexual assault in the black community is a prime example.
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A prime example of this narrative came from Massachusetts Sen.
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Illinois is a prime example of U.S. state fiscal woes.
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You don't have to look far for a prime example.
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This is a prime example of history according to Trump.
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Paranormal mystery "Limetown" is a prime example of the potential.
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The note cited Starbucks' ice coffee as a prime example.
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You are a prime example of the worst of humanity.
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He uses Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg as a prime example.
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Coffee farmer Martin Romero is a prime example of why.
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A prime example of such a company is Crown Holdings.
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His teary speech announcing his resignation was a prime example
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One prime example comes to mind in the product Blippy.
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But it's a prime example of the found footage genre.
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As a prime example: a pager had a heart symbol.
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It's a prime example of how management prioritizes, she said.
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Tonight was a prime example of how we need to play.
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The East Village site was a prime example of that flaw.
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Antonio Vega Macotela's "Equivalence of Silver" (2011) is a prime example.
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Downtown landmark Grand Central Market is a prime example of this.
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There were notable exceptions, however, and Atkins is a prime example.
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The bringing to ground of Mr Guzmán is a prime example.
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Again, the Republicans' "replacement" health care bill is a prime example.
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That experiment is proving successful, and Binti is a prime example.
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Prime example of the Prez zigging when everyone thought he'd zag.
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That's a prime example of why we don't want you here.
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She pointed to BuzzFeed's successful Tasty cookbook as a prime example.
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Company-specific decisions - the Nissan investment decision is a prime example.
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The Senate race in Pennsylvania recently has been a prime example.
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Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak from Apple were a prime example.
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But the prime example The A.P. actually offered was of Mrs.
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Britain's National Health Service budget is a prime example of this.
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In the Roberts court, the First Amendment is a prime example.
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The story of Margin is a prime example of this phenomenon.
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The recent spate of wildfires is a prime example of this.
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Videos and images of war are a prime example of this.
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Chicago, Illinois is a prime example of this modern American tragedy.
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The man with the piece of paper was a prime example.
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The prime example is their word for the hobbits themselves: holbytla.
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Another "Relatum" here, initially made in 1974, offers a prime example.
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The past week has been a prime example of this phenomenon.
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"Earfquake" is a prime example of Tyler, the Creator's artistic growth.
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A prime example is Illumina, a maker of DNA-sequencing equipment.
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His acceptance speech Thursday evening was a prime example of why.
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We can point to the 2016 election as a prime example.
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We're still finalizing our list of speakers, but here's a prime example.
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Here&aposs a prime example of how they&aposre framing the story.
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"Her life is a prime example of what drugs do," he said.
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But the Unicorn is a prime example of why gadgets aren't dead.
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Yesterday's stunning reveal of Google Duplex is a prime example of that.
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Drones are a prime example: GPS satellites guide the missiles they fire.
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Dro — and the less sexy, disrespectful Lyft rider — is a prime example.
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One prime example is Bigelow Aerospace, which specializes in inflatable space habitats.
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Blue Apron is a prime example of what skeptics were worried about.
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Kitten heels are the prime example of a polarizing piece of clothing.
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One prime example is a staple jean style from denim brand Mother.
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And YouTuber Oliver Potter's little brother is a prime example of that.
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Morocco's up-and-coming Noor 3933 CSP plant is a prime example.
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The burgeoning commercial drone market is a prime example of the shift.
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His conversation with Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif is a prime example.
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Shake Shack has been a prime example of the much larger trend.
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And in a prime example of militias moving their activity from the
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Brietbart's Editor-in-Chief Alex Marlow is a prime example of this.
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The health care fund, which Mr. Naqvi conceived, is a prime example.
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And the tech industry, America's most famous worldwide, is a prime example.
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The way I got to know about Surgeon is a prime example.
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Aircall, a cloud-based call center solution, stands as a prime example.
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That is a prime example of why we need technology in schools.
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A prime example, sent by my mom: The messaging is also key.
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Take the grape of Muscadet — melon de Bourgogne — as a prime example.
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Fees demanded by the state for bond advice are a prime example.
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This is a prime example of Mr. Trump's brutally transactional foreign policy.
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A prime example is the pretense that health reform hasn't helped anyone.
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"Tonight was a prime example of going back and forth," Betts said.
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Mr. Krosnick said Mr. Trump's rushed travel ban was a prime example.
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Otherwise, this will be another prime example of regulatory policy run amok.
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At the very least this is a prime example of influence peddling.
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On The Slow Rush, the prime example of this is Posthumous Forgiveness.
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I don't believe this is so, with myself as a prime example.
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The prime example was Savi's Workshop, a build-your-own lightsaber facility.
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Scur cited Toyota as a prime example of how structured management works.
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His role in the busing battle is a prime example of that.
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I thought Reconstruction was a mistake, a prime example of federal overreach.
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Los Alamos Rolodex is a prime example of how CLUI indexes its findings.
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This number — a mocking ode to social media "slacktivists" — is a prime example.
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Efe Cakarel, the founder and CEO of MUBI, is just one prime example.
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Denmark is a prime example of the potential for wind energy, particularly offshore.
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For Oregonian Billy Larsen, 6, last week was a prime example of that.
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What's going on right now around global stock exchanges is a prime example.
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The tariffs are a prime example of the dangers of Trump's management style.
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Ulrich used Trump's press conference with Putin in Helsinki as a prime example.
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It's been happening for years and the auto industry is a prime example.
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As I mentioned before, a prime example is 763's No Man's Sky.
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Psychiatrists point to Goldwater himself as a prime example of getting it wrong.
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Still, it's a prime example of that perpetual trickle-down effect in fashion.
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A prime example of this is his second studio album, Because the Internet.
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Hummingbirds are a prime example of species threatened by climate change and deforestation.
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A chapter on the Stanford rape case from 2015 is a prime example.
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This year has been a prime example of what is becoming more common.
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Take the character of Sir John Falstaff (Joel Edgerton) as a prime example.
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The prime example is the government takeover of Anbang, a formerly acquisitive insurer.
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It also failed as a prime example of the Trump administration's competence gap.
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Kavanaugh's confirmation process offered a prime example of how much norms have shifted.
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Brazil is a prime example of the rising evangelical power in Latin America.
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It's a prime example of the achievable balance between comfort and versatile style.
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"The new Zara logo is a prime example of a kerning overdose," @johnluke_nyc tweeted.
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The robot arm is a prime example of Boston Dynamics' ambitious plans for Spot.
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Zinchenko's tale is a prime example of how Russian spy recruiters operate, Toots said.
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It was outrageously and intentionally arty, a prime example of the power of performativity.
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This start is a prime example of why scouting and statistics are imperfect bedfellows.
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And the yuan is the prime example of what a perilous place this is.
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The US is a prime example of this and has been for 30 years.
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A prime example of this is Mr. Bagel, a chinchilla with 109,000 Instagram followers.
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He pointed to the ongoing human rights nightmare in Syria as a prime example.
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He's also a prime example of a specific phenomenon: the immoral New York politician.
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Source: Bespoke Investment Group Caterpillar was a prime example of that whiplash this week.
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It was a prime example of sanctions leading to unintended consequences while accomplishing nothing.
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The GOP has taken up Pebble's case as a prime example of EPA overreach.
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This guy is a prime example of everything that's wrong with today's political operatives.
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Brett Godfrey, the former CEO of Virgin Australia, is a prime example of this.
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Giggs is a prime example, his 2010 tour cancelled because of his rap sheet.
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The latest Allbirds launch, the Wisteria Wool Runner, is a prime example of this.
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Insulin is a prime example of the difference a public pharmaceutical option could make.
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Harsh new sanctions that the Trump administration announced last week are a prime example.
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China is a prime example, argued Mr. Kramer, the former assistant secretary of state.
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He might, if he chose, use the way Burnley defends as a prime example.
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The Richard story is a prime example, even if we love those two together.
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My state of West Virginia is a prime example of the power of infrastructure.
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Here is a prime example of how fragile the "Keurig of…" economy can be.
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In fact, Turkey is a prime example of what can go wrong, said Mishkin.
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The latest New York Times debacle is a prime example of this journalistic phenomenon.
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But Tepper points to Macy's as a prime example of a retail value trap.
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The Met excels at epic-scale archaeological exhibitions, and this is a prime example.
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But right now, it is a prime example of midnight rule-making on steroids.
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New England, long considered reliably Democratic, is a prime example of the party's demise.
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The classroom environment is certainly a prime example of "survival of the fittest" in action.
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It's the prime example of what can happen when quality and charm work in synergy.
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Prime example: 20th-century electric utilities and how regulation stifled investment and innovation for decades.
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"The Novak family from Chicago is a prime example of this very thing," Meghan said.
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"The Novak family from Chicago is a prime example of this very thing," shared Meghan.
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But this is, as Dowd puts it, her "prime example" of Trump's foreign policy credibility.
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"La Gracia is a prime example of cultural appropriation, not appreciation," Castillo insisted to MUNCHIES.
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JOLT is a prime example, Redlitz says, of what The Last Mile aspires to achieve.
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Simon: That's sort of a prime example of making sure this wasn't a boy's story.
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It is a prime example of what a budget airline offers: nothing but a seat.
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Otome games are a prime example of dating sims attempting to attract a wider audience.
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"There is more money chasing new deals, and RBI was a prime example," Callaghan said.
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Tom McClintock, a Republican from California, think EAS is a prime example of government waste.
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The main roadblock is bad government, and the mayor, Gennady Kernes, is a prime example.
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Blue Hill is the prime example; others include Narcissa, Blenheim and even P.J. Clarke's, too.
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They cite the Toa Baja landfill -- which receives waste from Levittown -- as a prime example.
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Any police officer should want to be like this guy, he is the prime example.
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It is a prime example of taking advantage of consumer inexperience and widespread financial illiteracy.
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CDFIs, and their associated programs, serve as a prime example of high-functioning public-partnerships.
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Bill Gates is a prime example of an entrepreneur who used his intuition to succeed.
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This year's prime example is East London's J Hus and his debut album Common Sense.
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Your critics say you tend to exaggerate, not follow through — is this a prime example?
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A prime example is tuberculosis, a deadly airborne disease that scientists once hoped to eradicate.
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Gurley is a prime example of how NFL statistics don't always capture the entire picture.
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The "binders full of women" line from the town hall debate was a prime example.
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The prime example, Moskowitz said, is Washington, where car2go introduced the Mercedes earlier this year.
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It's a prime example of my most dreaded task, the kind I'd normally put off.
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The conflict is a prime example of how Medellín still struggles with the Escobar narrative.
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Brad Goehring, a vineyard owner from California's Central Valley, said he is a prime example.
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City Limits Houston is a prime example — of what depends on your point of view.
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Mussahi is a prime example of exactly what went wrong over the last 18 years.
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He was a prime example of someone who was elected just because of his race.
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A prime example was a mercurial figure who would repeatedly hound him with inessential advice.
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On the right, lawmakers blasted the bill as a prime example of Washington's bloated spending.
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Minnesota is a prime example of how infrastructure is an issue that never goes away.
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He held up SpaceX, which does seem to operate more smoothly, as a prime example.
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In a prime example, when people viewed musical manuscripts, they could hear that very music.
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Alessandro Michele is a prime example of a new creative director causing a tidal shift.
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Jones is a prime example of how traumatic experiences can affect a person's mental health.
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Taliesin was and still is—since Wright rebuilt it twice—a prime example of that period.
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Iranian support for Shia militias during the Iraq War after 2005 is a prime example here.
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Streetwear is a prime example of how rich millennials are using Instagram to influence luxury fashion.
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Obamacare, which Republicans want gone but can't agree on how to replace, is a prime example.
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The footage is a prime example of how drones are changing the way people whale watch.
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"It is a prime example of what happens if you don't finish the job," said Alonso.
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"Tennis Whites and Wrestling Singlet" is a prime example, showcasing the dynamism of the artist's skill.
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She says the recent case of a dog named Benny in NYC is a prime example.
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Mr. Rose cited Songdo, a smart city nearing completion in South Korea, as a prime example.
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Prime example being Mexican foods like tacos and burritos, which are often hilariously bad Down Under.
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The early days at the NCI are a prime example of American government at its best.
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The account is a prime example of the growing use of social media in disaster situations.
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Observe the case of a certain brown spirit in the Volunteer State as a prime example.
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Communitech, which seeks to encourage partnerships between technology companies and the university, is a prime example.
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A prime example is the situation of Copts in the Governorate of Minya in Upper Egypt.
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If one needs any evidence that prosperity lends itself to conservatism, Pella is a prime example.
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He looks at the world's tech juggernauts as a prime example of this line of thinking.
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Only a few of the giant tech firms have emerged unscathed, with Facebook the prime example.
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The current debate around payment technology and the fintech space is a prime example of this.
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Local activists say it is a prime example of runaway development that will make flooding worse.
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The June 23 vote by British voters to leave the European Union is a prime example.
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The man awaiting execution in Nebraska is a prime example of the absurdity of capital punishment.
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Here, too, dogs are a prime example, given that they eat feces and lick their testicles.
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He is a prime example of the contradictions and racialized tensions that characterize contemporary Cuban society.
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It's a prime example of the contrast in how the two sides embrace their host venues.
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Myanmar is a prime example of how outgoing authoritarian regimes can game democracy in their favor.
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Pioneer Square Labs, which I profiled earlier this year, is a prime example of this movement.
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Yiannopoulos was a prime example of a rabble-rouser who manipulated Gamergate toward his own ends.
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Built in 1905, the Unity Temple in Chicago is another prime example of Wright's signature style.
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Government incursions into energy markets often yield nonsensical results, and the RFS is a prime example.
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Alabama, where Biden will campaign on Sunday, is a prime example of his Super Tuesday strategy.
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Perhaps the prime example of the alleged corruption was 22020's "Song of the Year" award.
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John Kasich is often cited as a prime example — might well consider a primary against Trump.
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There's a way to do it where you can do it gracefully and he's a prime example.
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This fluffy, peke-faced Persian kitty is a prime example of the silent power pussy cats have.
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For fans of the actor's serious roles ("Everything Must Go" being a prime example), it's a treat.
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A prime example came Friday, in the press conference following the global Nuclear Security Summit in Washington.
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Last night was a prime example of what makes her seem like she's one of our friends.
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Lawrence (Jay Ellis) is cute and charming, despite being a prime example of the fragile male ego.
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She's a prime example of how AI and robotics will converge to create something distinctly human-like.
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The enormous support for Bernie Sanders earlier this year stood out as a prime example of that.
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Many consider her a prime example of white feminism — that is, feminism that excludes women of color.
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A prime example, Parmigiano-Reggiano from Emilia-Romagna in Italy, and sparkling Lambrusco from the same region.
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Prime example: Shirley finds some kittens in a shed (after one of the show's scariest jump scares).
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Fidelity Investments' recent retirement IQ test is a prime example of the lack of nest-egg knowledge.
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This will acquisition will likely be remembered as a prime example of corporations' algorithm-fever run amok.
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But tobacco also happens to be, if anything, the prime example that natural is not necessarily better.
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Ron DeSantis, a Republican congressman who is currently running for governor of Florida, is a prime example.
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A prime example is the revenue models for both tech giants, which rely predominantly on online advertising.
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We can point to the tragic story of Freddie Gray in Baltimore, Maryland as a prime example.
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His political history is replete with examples of such duplicity, the immigration issue being the prime example.
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The 1936 Olympics, where the American flag kept company with the Nazi swastika, is a prime example.
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Prime example: Republican negotiators are on the verge of locking in a deal on a final bill.
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Schumer cited Mueller's testimony on Thursday as a prime example that more legislation is needed from Congress.
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Poussey seems like a prime example of the trouble with heavy sentences for low-level drug crimes.
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In this sense, the Mr. Chow brand has evolved into a prime example of the bulletproof restaurant.
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TPS is a prime example of a program that has abused the compassion of the American people.
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A prime example is Millennium Management, the $34 billion firm led by Brooklyn-born Israel "Izzy" Englander.
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And here is a prime example of a private position Clinton presumably didn't want to go public.
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Specifically, the auto industry, with Detroit being the prime example, was once more tightly tied to place.
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The prime example is the implementation of a border-adjusted tax, which would raises duties on importers.
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They point to a new Watson offering in genomics as a prime example of the company's strategy.
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It was firm and cool to the touch, a prime example of ready-to-harvest puffball-ness.
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A prime example came late last year, with financial markets falling and the risk of recession rising.
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One prime example: Bolton's position on Iran, where has spoken out unequivocally in favor of regime change.
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The Iraq trip was a prime example of the superficiality of how this president sees the military.
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The travel and entertainment industry, which was among the first and hardest hit, is a prime example.
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Their adventure title; Arterra, is a prime example of the kind of chatbot games currently being made.
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Those temporary lodgings often became roiling social clubs, and the Garden of Allah was a prime example.
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As a prime example of the administration's animus toward international organizations, Professor Hathaway pointed to a Sept.
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The sequence of events on steel and aluminum over the last three months is a prime example.
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I look to President Ronald Reagan when I think of a prime example of civility and leadership.
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The polio campaign is a prime example, as evidenced by the backlash after the Bin Laden killing.
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A prime example of the latter is when a companion follows the patient into the treatment room.
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Gignac was a prime example, particularly in some of the earlier incarnations of his Saudi prince act.
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Wenning provides Ferrari — the firm&aposs fourth largest position — as a prime example of this overarching idea.
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These migrants — my grandparents being a prime example — were received by the Venezuelan people with open arms.
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A prime example is Microsoft's purchase of LinkedIn, the business social network, for $26.2 billion last year.
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This flurry of lobbying by car dealerships is a prime example of so-called bottleneckers in action.
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Kate Millett was a prime example—her life has been an endless series of mental breakdowns and hospitalizations.
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Where to stream it: Amazon, Netflix A prime example of the current wave of smart, terrifying independent horror.
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The coming-of-age rom-com was a prime example of a young Bynes in her acting heyday.
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But occasionally, we really do make systems that bring us closer together, and texting is a prime example.
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It's a prime example of the role the Outer Space Treaty has played in the past 50 years.
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Japan has been the prime example of that, and investors are now talking about the Japanification of Europe.
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Finland is a prime example of what this kind of capitalism looks like, according to author Anu Partanen.
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This production — musically vibrant, dramatically a dud — for better and worse offers a prime example of the genre.
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Gift is a prime example of how that approach can work — and pay dividends for the broader community.
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The long-running saga of "Rebecca," explored in the latest episode of "American Greed," is a prime example.
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The long-running saga of Rebecca, explored in the latest episode of American Greed, is a prime example.
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The return of 2012's "unskewed polls" debate is a prime example of this form of biased reasoning.
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Darden has been a prime example, as they have topped earnings in each of the past six quarters.
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Instead, it's a prime example of an outdated law that lags behind modern communications technology and consumer preferences.
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He points to the scope of the Dreamforce conference as a prime example of the reach of Salesforce.
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Such discrepancies are a prime example of the challenges that remain as workplaces try to eradicate sexual harassment.
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Rahn pointed to Louisiana as a prime example of how challenging regulations can be for aspiring business owners.
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Pharmacies are a prime example, he said, and he thinks Amazon could do a lot to fix it.
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When you think of typical timeshare owners, social-media-shackled millennials may not seem like the prime example.
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A prime example is the imprisonment of Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal at the Ritz in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
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President Richard Nixon is a prime example of how such a strategy can come back to haunt you.
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A prime example of "Islamic extremism" is forbidding Muslim women to swim at a beach as they please.
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A prime example is Nvidia, which sold off after reporting earnings last week but has since come back.
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New Mexico's Bank of the West Tower is a prime example of modernist architecture that many people hate.
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Variety pointed to the actor's spoof appearance on the "Late Show with David Letterman" as a prime example.
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Venezuela — no friend of ours, incidentally — which has been crippled by tumbling oil prices, is a prime example.
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Economic Trends The new August jobs report is a prime example of data that affirms the status quo.
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Mr. Ri cited Washington's campaign to escalate sanctions against the North as a prime example of American hostility.
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Any expansion which requires physical infrastructure is most dangerous, with the ESL's arena events are a prime example.
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Some of Mr. Goldman's claims may have been narrowly true, but they were a prime example of misdirection.
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Target, with its huge selection of everything from groceries to furniture, is a prime example of this trend.
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"Withered Hand" is a prime example, playing like a midtempo hardcore song that fits Dwyer's savage vocal delivery.
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These have had a tendency to become progressively more radical, with the Revolution of 1789 the prime example.
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They're holding the case with Meng up as a prime example of why the company can't be trusted.
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A prime example, Mary J. Blige, has appeared resolute and radiant in the midst of an ugly divorce.
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But like most things that sound too good to be true, the alkaline diet is a prime example.
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The Anker Soundcore Liberty Air 2 earphones are a prime example of this lesser known bunch of buds.
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Paranoid Androids • Bernard's affection for Lewis Carroll is a prime example of the show's weakness for interpreting itself.
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Indeed, they have become a prime example of how federal law is slow to adapt to changing circumstances.
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Federal banking regulation is a byzantine mess, and enforcement of the Community Reinvestment Act is a prime example.
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But the FDA has always been steps behind a fast-paced industry, with Juul as the prime example.
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Venezuela – no friend of ours, incidentally – which has been crippled by tumbling oil prices, is a prime example.
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The swift response to rectify the glitch with the broken boiler is a prime example of the latter.
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Omar being a prime example, I feel like there's a lot of mystery behind so many Detroit artists.
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Dave Chappelle's wildly controversial return to stand-up in his 2017 two-part Netflix special was a prime example.
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Dollar General is a prime example of a company to have done so, reducing its Chinese exposure to 6%.
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The autonomous vehicle industry shift continues to result in stakeholders playing musical chairs, and this is a prime example.
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"The South Island, New Zealand is a prime example of a destination that embodies all of these," she says.
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The Big Bang Theory, essentially the most popular show in America, is a prime example of this concealed misogyny.
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We also can't forget that Toyota is pushing for hydrogen-powered vehicles, with the Mirai being a prime example.
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The red sequined shoes stolen from the Judy Garland Museum in Minnesota 13 years ago were a prime example.
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Merry uses Polk's tempestuous relationship with his obstinate Secretary of State, future president James Buchanan, as the prime example.
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The retail rout could serve as a prime example of just how much value skilled stock pickers can add.
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Photo: GettyLike self-checkout kiosks—perhaps even more so—automated phone menus are a prime example of shitty automation.
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Spectacles is, in fact, a prime example of a second-generation consumer product that is both delightful and strategic.
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The bank's support of a $14-billion oil refinery project on the outskirts of Lagos is a prime example.
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Sherry Faubion, Minnesota This whole article is ridiculously biased beginning with the choice of Valparaiso as its prime example.
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Ennis-Hill is a prime example of this, having admitted that her pregnancy with son Reggie was completely unexpected.
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A prime example is the failure to disclose last year's data breach to appropriate parties in a timely manner.
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The iPhone 11 Pro is a prime example of how this tight integration leads to a better user experience.
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A prime example is Czech President Milos Zeman, who has been referred to as Putin's "Trojan horse" in Europe.
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GungHo Online Entertainment, which gets 54 percent of its revenue from Apple, is a prime example of the risk.
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This is a prime example of playing with the personality flaws of Red Dwarf's characters as a plot engine.
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Pence said the center at McAllen was a "prime example" of why the United States must secure its borders.
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One prime example: Pizzagate and the attack on the Washington, DC pizza joint Comet Ping Pong back in 2016.
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Yet the human costs of bin Salman's approach are tremendous, with the war in Yemen being the prime example.
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Chinese food is a prime example of the alchemical magic that results from a combination of resourcefulness and necessity.
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David Yakerson's art is a prime example of how the shifting pedagogies at Vitebsk completely altered its pupils' trajectories.
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Rhode mentioned John F. Kennedy as a prime example from the past of a politician assisted by his appearance.
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He had become, along with Muhammad Ali, a prime example of an athlete who transcended the world of sports.
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He also noted building customer loyalty with better connected vehicles and new technologies, citing Tesla as a prime example.
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It was a prime example of one of Russia's favorite techniques for responding to attacks from the West: snark.
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Tradescant was an avid plant collector and botanist, a prime example of the English aristocracy's longstanding fascination with plants.
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Ben Tamblyn, a 15-year company veteran and Microsoft's director of inclusive design, mentioned Xbox as a prime example.
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Bleecker Street, Mr. Moss said, is a prime example of high-rent blight, a symptom of late-stage gentrification.
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"I am the prime example of the system: The bail bond system, the legal system, of crime," he said.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez blasted Manafort's sentencing as a prime example of sentencing disparities between high- and low-income defendants.
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The username-password login scheme is a prime example of "good enough" security that fails time and time again.
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A prime example was the time he corrected a bigoted voter who attacked his then presidential opponent Barack Obama.
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If anything, Mr. Trump has doubled down on his erratic behavior, the recent news conference being a prime example.
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Indeed, space travel has caused spiritual awakenings in some astronauts, Apollo moon walker Jim Irwin being a prime example.
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The comic Corpses: Coast to Coast, published in a 1954 issue of Voodoo, is a prime example of this.
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Pizzagate has been cited as a prime example of fake news, but a more useful comparison might be Gamergate.
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A prime example is 151 Dong Khoi Street, a colonial-era building with yellow concrete walls and tiled wall mosaics.
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"They didn't just like my cake, they liked it a choco-lot" is just one prime example of his talents.
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The Gaston Hotel in Birmingham, Alabama, is a prime example, as is Modjeska Monteith Simkins's Motel Simbeth in South Carolina.
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RHP Mark Lowe hardly ever pitches in tight games any more, with Friday night being a prime example of why.
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This is a prime example of behavioral debt, and showcases why changing an established and entrenched behavior is extremely difficult.
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Flint is also a prime example of what happens when the government, on all levels, fails to do its job.
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When Jimmy Garoppolo hands the ball off, there's almost always some kind of motion to confuse the defense (prime example).
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The hotel industry, with its large branding firms such as Hilton and Intercontinental, is a prime example of the tactic.
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A game-changer for freeing up the movement of artworks, it is a prime example of the city's market-friendliness.
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This is a prime example of a dynamic brand expressing their creativity while adapting to varying circumstances, events, and audiences.
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A prime example is Luckin Coffee, the self-declared Starbucks rival in China which made its Nasdaq debut on Friday.
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Most people do a terrible job at this, though (and the TechCrunch media library is a prime example for this).
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WeChat is a prime example of a ton of usage existing within a different application beyond just an App Store.
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Broadcast television is a prime example of an industry struggling with this paradox of desire for innovation versus incremental development.
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Notcutt points to Orange is the New Black as a prime example of a Netflix show that championed unconventional talent.
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Cerium oxide, a rare earth used as polishing powder, offers a prime example of how it can be done inexpensively.
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Many governments - Singapore is a prime example - have taken an active role in nurturing entrepreneurs through public and private grants.
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He specifically targeted Obama's willingness to accept Syrian refugees as a prime example of misguided policies that he would change.
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Looking back, the Rio Olympics could become the prime example of the messy transition to digital faced by TV companies.
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A prime example of what Rapeman achieved was "Budd," the first song from their debut EP of the same name.
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Speaking before the Senate Intelligence Committee, Comey mentioned the case as a prime example of device encryption hindering an investigation.
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CNN's Andrew Cuomo repeatedly tried to get Paul Manafort to admit he lied about the plagiarism is a prime example.
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There was the president as the prime example, and he was surrounded by people who had never served in government.
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One prime example of BlackRock's intentions to keep up-to-speed on the desires of its clients is Aladdin Studio.
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Reducing our nation's methane emissions is a prime example of how we can simultaneously achieve our economic and environmental goals.
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A prime example of the Democrats' strained relationship with Latinos is on view in the U.S. Senate race in California.
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A prime example of how out of touch, and dysfunctional these offices dedicated to enhancing the student experience have become.
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Pike County, whose population is more than 21625 percent white and mostly rural, serves as a prime example of this.
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Democrats say those policies are a prime example of the Trump administration's commitment to sabotage a functioning health care system.
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"That said, there is an often observed phenomenon of hunters [becoming conservationists]," he added, citing Pizarras as a prime example.
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It was a prime example of the type of game that championship teams tend to win and losing franchises drop.
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Often referenced when referring to successful examples of basic income, it was actually a prime example of a minimum income.
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The peacock's many-eyed aureole, mesmerizing yet cumbersome, was a prime example and remains the mascot of sexual selection today.
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The blaccent adopted by the white members of Dujour is a prime example, as is the earnest Bill Cosby impression.
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What happened next is a prime example of why many inmates consider the prison disciplinary system to be a farce.
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Critics of the Bush administration saw this as a prime example of the real limits of the war on terrorism.
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The Oral-B SmartSeries 6500 electric toothbrush is a prime example of a device that takes control of the situation.
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In recent years, Mr. Navalny became the prime example of how the government would use the courts to entangle critics.
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But then Booker's appearance on The Breakfast Club became the prime example of what the invitees saw as Booker's quandary.
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A prime example of this, FitzGerald explained, is the securitization of the air passenger system, which proliferated in the 1980s.
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Still, ILSI's money and influence are well known at the CDC, and Pratt's work with ILSI is a prime example.
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David Goldfein told the Senate Armed Services Committee the brutal 8-year civil war in Syria is a prime example.
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The 220006B program is a prime example of a program that is being abused to the detriment of America's seniors.
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Kai's success was a prime example of how 2016 was the year of the EDM hit sung by female vocalists.
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India's ongoing communications blackouts are a prime example of this blunt form of digital repression applied with highly questionable motivations.
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The prime example of this occurred in the late '80s, when open political divisions first appeared on Red Star's terraces.
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Unfortunately, the state he serves—New York—provides a prime example of why such an approach is doomed to failure.
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A prime example is the European Space Agency's development of a cybersecurity range in Redu, a small village in Luxembourg.
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After is the quintessential prime example of what can happen when a consumer is given the tools to create content herself.
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Kenyon's experience is a prime example of how the tug-of-war between time and money plays out in everyday life.
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"This is a prime example of a picture that really resonated with him and he's really open about that," Pylkkanen said.
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A prime example of the difficulty of getting big new investments lies just a few miles south from the convention hall.
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These are a prime example of what some people can do with the very small canvas that is the human nail.
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He points to discoveries like CRISPR-Cas9 as a prime example of something that comes out of this type of collaboration.
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The new feature is already live within select Our Stories curated by Snapchat, with Lorde's recent performance as the prime example.
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The older redhead is hyper aware that men make poor leaders and she sites Mark Zuckerberg as a prime example. Shade.
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Entering the the virtual reality space as an independent at this point means making sacrifices, and Thompson is a prime example.
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The Yankees are the prime example of this, and openly courted it, but when they got bad, it became a drag.
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Their state could be the prime example, the shining star showing us a renewable future with an entirely local energy sector.
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The Indians are a prime example of that, but so are the Mets, the Cubs, the Giants, and on and on.
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The suburban Minneapolis district is a prime example of the kind of district that Democrats looked to pick up this cycle.
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The Carr fire now burning in California is a prime example of the nature of fires and how dangerous they are.
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Citi Velocity's push into API offerings is a prime example of that, and further indication of Wall Street's obsession with data.
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The sale was a prime example of too much money being poured into too little product, the "Mad Money" host argued.
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The app is a prime example of "gamification," the use of elements from the gaming world to motivate people, in politics.
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This scene sends a shiver down my spine, as another prime example of when Homeland so closely mirrors current real life.
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Jordan Bitterman, CMO of IBM Watson Content and Internet of Things Platform, points to the auto industry as a prime example.
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The congressman asserted that the U.S. has historically engaged in supporting dictators and regimes, citing South America as a prime example.
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This is a prime example of a company doing everything right and still having vulnerabilities because no product is 100% secure.
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"That's a prime example of homophobia, bitchiness, and bullying in the gay community," says 26-year-old fashion editor Darcy Rive.
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"Voters leaning toward Trump are understandably fed up with the status quo, of which Clinton is a prime example," he writes.
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Elite, the Spanish-language drama that returns for a second season in September, became a prime example of this last fall.
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He said most of the innovation in this space has been in the B2C area, using Airbnb as a prime example.
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The history of Parchman is a prime example of how dehumanization and neglect are intrinsic to separating people from their freedom.
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"Today's actions help to address a prime example of a market failure," previous FCC boss Tom Wheeler said at the time.
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There are a lot of privacy holes on the internet that need plugging, and gaps in HTTPS is a prime example.
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Trump thrives when the climate is chaotic and disruptive and he is the prime example of lost legitimacy in American politics.
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Blizzard's recent actions against a player coming out in solidarity with the Hong Kong protests are a prime example of this.
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The debacle has become a prime example of how startups can take aim at each other in the region's competitive market.
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Another prime example is newspaper publishing, where employment has declined by 270,000, almost two-thirds of the work force, since 2000.
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Ethics experts have seen the hotel as a prime example of the problems Trump's business empire generates while he is president.
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Given your office has addressed the issue of sneaky updates that should be actual corrections, this seems like a prime example.
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Williamsburg's Delaware and Hudson is a prime example of this issue's effect, chef and owner Patti Jackson told me by phone.
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Joe tried scaring him straight during the podcast -- bringing up Bobby Shmurda and 7-year prison sentence as a prime example.
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A prime example is Rotterdam's Water Squares, or parks designed with drainage systems which trap and contain water during flooding events.
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But despite having just attended her show earlier that week, the model used Rihanna's Fenty x Puma show as a prime example.
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The Kia Proceed shooting brake concept is a prime example of a car that appears destined to stay on the European continent.
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This episode was a prime example of a "jack of all trades, master of none" episode, which doesn't do anyone any good.
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Prime example: Kim K., Shay Mitchell, Jourdan Dunn, Jennifer Lopez, Christina Aguilera, and many more share the ultra-talented hairstylist Christopher Appleton.
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The latest episode of Kevin Hart's YouTube show, guest starring Pete Davidson, is a prime example of how quickly celebrity relationships move.
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Apple's App store is a prime example of such a merchandising platform that in 85033 generated $50 billion in revenue for Apple.
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The class of 193 is a prime example of a group of companies that prematurely went public and have suffered the consequences.
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A prime example of this was the return of the "Samulet" a few episodes back — a storyline 8 seasons in the making.
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Which brings us to an important point: Exciting and impressive rumors are still rumors, and the Apple car is a prime example.
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Her case is a prime example of how STD stigma was fed by the perception that disease is closely associated with poverty.
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Casa Vicens, Commissioned as a summer home by wealthy broker Manel Vicens i Montaner, is a prime example of his Orienalist period.
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Deciding whether or not to keep the house — especially when there are young children still living at home — is a prime example.
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Now states are looking for ways out and Arkansas, where costs and enrollment overruns have been particularly bad, is a prime example.
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Fracking opponents have for years held up the Dimock case as a prime example of the dangers of the gas recovery process.
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This is a prime example of us not getting our shit together and getting behind a candidate, let alone the right candidate.
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Target is a prime example: When was the last time you went to pick up a mascara and left with just mascara?
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Some major steel-producing towns are starting to fire back up their furnaces, Dean said, citing Youngstown, Ohio, as a prime example.
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A prime example was when Virgin Atlantic was repeatedly tried to gain permission to travel to South Africa but were denied access.
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A prime example is Unilever, whic has an employee engagement rate of 22019 percent, far above the industry average for satisfied employees.
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A prime example is [NBA referee Zach Zarba] at the end of game 5 [in the Boston-Philadelphia Eastern Conference Semifinals series].
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His letter is a prime example of how the outcry against "political correctness" often leads to policy changes that limit free speech.
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A prime example of this is the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) which has been passed annually for over half a century.
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Mr. Trump is a prime example, with his promises to build a wall at the border and make Mexico pay for it.
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The neat death of nurse Catherine Barkley in childbirth is a thoroughly crummy copout and a prime example of Female Character Sacrifice.
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Mr. Remondi called the lawsuit against his company "a prime example of what was wrong with the bureau" under Mr. Mulvaney's predecessor.
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Seemingly lost on many of Mr. Prabowo's followers is that he was once a prime example of the elites he now attacks.
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Archie was a prime example of white audacity, a posture embraced by my stepfather, who emigrated from Hong Kong knowing little English.
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Pollak, the ZipRecruiter labor economist, pointed to telemedicine as a prime example of a relatively new industry that's open to flexible workers.
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The initiative looks like a prime example of regular citizens rising up and making their voices heard when lawmakers are ignoring them.
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A prime example of what's wrong with unbridled American weapons transfers to the Saudi government is the Saudi-led war in Yemen.
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This is a prime example of eyes not on the prize or a fundamental lack of understanding of what's needed to win.
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The North Korea crisis that dominated this trip is a prime example of one that, if mishandled, could easily veer into war.
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"Location" is a prime example of that — a song about begging for his lover to drop a pin and give him coordinates.
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Volkswagen, which admitted to equipping cars with software to cheat emissions tests, has been a prime example of the aggressive new posture.
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The video for "Don't Feel Like Dancing" is a prime example of what The Sidekicks achieve on their fifth album, Happiness Hours.
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"Spin the Black Circle" was a prime example, which saw Gossard and McCready grab a handful of chords and wail on them.
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President Clinton's pardon of the late billionaire financier Marc Rich (whose ex-wife was a major Democratic Party donor) is a prime example.
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That's no surprise; her talk at Stanford last year was a prime example of just what a subtle and powerful speaker she is.
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But oil is as much a curse as it is a gift for many countries, and Venezuela is a prime example of it.
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Vann's vocals feel a bit awkward, but if anything, it's a noble experiment and a prime example of the group's "try anything" mentality.
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A prime example is Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. elections that still shakes confidence in the electoral process and exacerbates partisan tensions.
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Theranos is a prime example of a founder with zero health background or understanding of the industry — and just look what happened there!
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A prime example of this kind of investment in civic tech comes from GovDelivery, the 15-year-old digital communication platform for government.
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Theranos is a prime example of a founder with zero health background or understanding of the industry — and just look what happened there!
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This short film, which was Liu's directorial debut, is a prime example of why we so desperately need more women behind the camera.
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It's a prime example of how the company, when presented with an obvious decision, goes out of its way to avoid making it.
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His announcement was seen as a prime example of the kind of conservative unilateralism that they fear is also sweeping their own continents.
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Mr. West is a prime example of a person who achieves wealth and adopts the conservative values that will help him keep it.
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Collins did not believe it would take long to incorporate, and thought Bumgarner presented a prime example of how it can work effectively.
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A prime example of governmental mismanagement involved misplaced bottled water crates at an airfield at the old Roosevelt Roads Naval Base in Ceiba.
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"This is a prime example of why SMS based 2FA isn't much better than having no 2FA at all," he wrote on Reddit.
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A prime example came in March, when the court deadlocked in a case that had threatened to cripple public-sector unions, Friedrichs v.
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A prime example is the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Cybersecurity Framework for critical infrastructure, also known simply as the Framework.
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Further, Chinese aggression in Asia the South China Sea is another prime example of the necessity of American leadership in the international community.
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As a prime example, just look at our top pick, the Acer Aspire 5, which offers lots of power but for little money.
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ROY WEBER Glen Rock, N.J. To the Editor: This election is a prime example of our taking too long to elect a president.
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NoSideZero offers a prime example of how Kai has granted him perspective on a whole era of games he would have otherwise missed.
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To me, it's a prime example of how social media stars and lifestyle bloggers seem to lose perspective on what's appropriate to share.
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You can find dozens more examples of sci-fi-minted gadgetry on the internet, which is itself a prime example of the phenomenon.
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A prime example of that perception gap is the familiar "cone of uncertainty" seen in hurricane tracking maps, which can be easily misread.
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The Commercial Crew program that is building private spacecraft to take astronauts to and from the International Space Station is a prime example.
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Oleiros and its environs are a prime example of the changes to the landscape that have rendered Portugal ever more vulnerable to fire.
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A prime example of frugality is that millionaires typically live in a home and neighborhood they can easily afford, according to Stanley Fallaw.
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The hotel industry is a prime example: Nine hotels are in development, which will increase the available rooms by 2100 percent, to 215,000.
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But how policymakers have handled competitive bidding for Durable Medical Equipment – including home oxygen – is a prime example of how not to operate.
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A prime example, he said, is the panel's approach to investigating the disastrous mine waste spill the EPA caused in Colorado last August.
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LBJ, the racist civil rights hero President Lyndon Johnson is a prime example of someone who was able to rise above his racism.
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When I spoke with Horowitz, he pointed to Uber as a prime example of how tricky it can be to scale company culture.
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The recent massive hack of sensitive Capital One customer data is a prime example of a breach enabled by a poorly configured firewall.
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Included on Habibi Funk, the AOR-sounding "Games" by the singer Samir Rafraf and the bass player Abboud Saadi is a prime example.
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Bruce Bartlett, writing four years ago about Malpass's poor track record, used it as a prime example of partisan bias in economic forecasting.
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The Raiders were a prime example of egregious mismanagement, especially in Al Davis' final years, and now they're finally emerging from the swamp.
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American Apparel's journey is a prime example of what can happen when a failing brand is sold for parts and restarted by new owners.
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It is also a prime example of what can happen when highly amplified weather patterns are established and are exceedingly slow to break down.
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A prime example is if a US attorney needs to investigate the very administration that appointed him, or the Justice Department that supervises him.
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Family-run businesses, in particular, are at the forefront of this phenomenon, Khanna added, pointing to the Philippines' Ayala Corporation as a prime example.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Some careers were not meant to be revived, Taurus, and Damien Hirst is a prime example of this.
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A prime example is "Demon with Bowl (Exhibition Enlargement)," an 18-meter resin figure built in situ at the heart of the Palazzo Grassi.
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The prime example for the usage of sound in the video happens when it instantly cuts to the squeaking of a closet door opening.
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Croft raised Venezuela as a prime example, as the South American oil producer has struggled to maintain production amid roiling civil and political unrest.
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It's a prime example of a league, a network and a tech company all coming together to leverage the power of an individual superstar.
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Scientists agree that large, destructive wildfires, of which the Fort McMurray fire is a prime example, are becoming more frequent because of climate change.
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And it serves as a prime example of this administration's ineffective foreign policy that has left America weaker in the eyes of the world.
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Syngenta is a prime example as the acquisition will give China instant global leadership in the high-tech GMO segment of the agricultural sector.
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Prime example, even though New York City is noisy and has a lot of people, I like that mass transit atmosphere of New York.
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The infamous photo, taken during the 2013 offseason, is a prime example of how bad execution can mess up a perfectly fine vacation photo.
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For instance, we usually associate green with growth and creativity, while orange makes us assume good value (with Home Depot as a prime example).
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The official said Ayers did a better job of coordinating between the President and vice president's office -- the weekly lunches being a prime example.
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But the reason why BlackBerry is interesting today is that it provides a prime example of an incumbent business being disrupted by sprightlier newcomers.
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"The Cameo request from this organization is a prime example of how these groups are misusing social media to promote their agenda," Favre said.
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Russia, where many people have seen disappointingly little improvement in their living standards since the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, is a prime example.
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"At first glance, this project looks like a prime example where the Department of Buildings has failed to enforce the law," Ms. Brewer said.
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A prime example is Twitter; it offers its own 2fa via text message, but at this time don't work with authentication keys like YubiKey.
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The prime example of this is the Chinese media, which has always existed to serve the political elite, not to keep it in check.
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Hurricane Harvey in 2017 was a prime example of this: After it made landfall, Harvey weakened to a tropical storm, then stalled for days.
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Even as Oracle makes its own move to the cloud, it is still held up as the prime example of the prototypical legacy vendor.
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Hurricane Harvey in 2017 was a prime example of this: After it made landfall, Harvey weakened to a tropical storm then stalled for days.
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A senior American official said the case was a prime example of how the Chinese government plants intelligence operatives inside Huawei's vast global network.
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I like "Narcos" O.K., but it's a prime example of using the border for showcasing the carnage and destruction wrought by the drug war.
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Photograph by Jeroen Musch The project that first brought West 8 international fame is a prime example of Geuze's romance with nature and machinery.
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Dave Trott -- Michigan 210th This district — which loops awkwardly around Detroit in a prime example of gerrymandering — is Republican-leaning, but not by much.
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The European auto market is a prime example of the impact of investment in robotics and automation and why tariffs would accelerate such funds.
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She cited his Bird on the Rock, originally created for the famed 128.54-carat yellow Tiffany diamond, as a prime example of his artistry.
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The 1999 agreement between OPEC and certain non-OPEC countries is often cited as a prime example of cooperative cuts to push prices higher.
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Ms. Raggi was supposed to be the anti-establishment Five Star Movement's prime example of how a nonprofessional politician could shake up Italy's politics.
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"I feel like she was maybe a prime example of them going, &aposWe need a YouTube talent, let&aposs put Lilly Singh there.&apos"
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One is a prime example of evasive non-action, while the other shows a willingness to admit mistakes, talk to critics, and move forward.
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Perkins is a prime example of the many conservative evangelical leaders who he says embrace Trump the policymaker, despite their reservations about Trump the man.
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It's become the prime example of a new argument from the progressive antitrust movement: that current American legal practice is too soft on giant companies.
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EPA has been a prime example of an out-of-control Big Government regulator that spends more and more to address smaller and smaller risks.
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Jennie Pasquarella, the director of immigrants' rights for the ACLU of California, said deported veterans are a prime example of the need for immigration reform.
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Lewis's iconic cat paintings, seven of which are displayed side-by-side at the McMichael, offer a prime example of the breadth of her creativity.
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A prime example of the dilemma facing regulators arises from blockchains and stablecoins — digital tokens that are pegged to a currency like dollars or euros.
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"This unaccountable agency's lavish spending is a prime example of how unelected bureaucrats in the swamp will spend money without common sense Congressional oversight," Rep.
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What happened in between was a prime example of sexism in the comics industry, although it's hard to document since her account is now gone.
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High-speed rail is a prime example of the Chinese government's prowess at identifying priority industries and deploying money and policy tools to nurture them.
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The prime example of this is a Wireless Mouse Trap Monitor that a company called Wakefield Technologies is trying to raise money for on Kickstarter.
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A prime example: the xFyro ARIA wireless Bluetooth earbuds, a pair of top-rated true wireless earbuds that give AirPods a run for their money.
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There are 3 ways that a company can go public: a traditional IPO, a Dutch auction (Google being the prime example), or a direct listing.
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For example, you suggested that "Protestant toleration was good for business", pointing to the Calvinist Netherlands in the late 16th century as a prime example.
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The report was a follow-up to one conducted in 353, in which the Netherlands was first named as a prime example of childhood prosperity.
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There are some candidates for high appointive office who don't seem to mind being used, former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani being the prime example.
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In the United States the FDA requires animal testing of cosmetics sold in countries that still demand it by law, China being the prime example.
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North Korea is a prime example of how a country can implicitly threaten stronger regional powers into performing actions that go against their vested interests.
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The American Civil Liberties Union is a prime example, and it has gone so far as to seemingly turn its back on its asserted principles.
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Dr. Jorge Rosado, who oversees Sammy's care at the clinic and works at San Jorge Children's Hospital, says the young man is a prime example.
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The water wars that have been waged in the Southeast – as Florida, Georgia, and Alabama fight over watersheds and water flows – are a prime example.
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This program is a prime example of smart policymaking, with a proven track record and an impressive return on investment without cost to U.S. taxpayers.
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Udelv's Newton "is a prime example of Apollo accelerating innovation and utility in the autonomous driving industry," said Jingao Wang, head of Baidu's Apollo platform.
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His terrace complete with a staggering Sicilian vista was a prime example of what these homes could become if shown a little love and care.
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Long the Swiss in Federer's shadow, he has become a prime example of the extra time allotted in this sport for players to reinvent themselves.
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The "Mad Money" host said the unison rise in the tech stocks was a prime example of why investors should consider buying on the dips.
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Last week's failure by Senate Republicans to pass any limits on gun sales in the aftermath of the massacre in Orlando is a prime example.
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While Amazon's track record is excellent overall, this is still a prime example of the risks when you outsource certain infrastructure to an external provider.
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Monica Lewinsky is perhaps the woman who suffered the most public damage from a relationship that was a prime example of an abuse of power.
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"Revenge Song," a bleak tale of the assault of an underage girl, for whom Corbin ostensibly seeks revenge, is a prime example of this execution.
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Alexa is also a prime example of how machine learning — or the process of automatically discovering patterns in data — are being used in consumer devices.
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"Here you have a prime example of the government turning its power against the citizens, and that is the definition of totalitarianism," Mr. Brennan said.
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President Trump and newly elected members of Congress campaigned on a promise to fix our country's outdated infrastructure, often citing airports as a prime example.
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When Miami's Metrorail opened, Reagan derided the "$113 billion federal subsidy" that "serves less than 211,28.8 daily riders" as a prime example of government waste.
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Veal — calves that are slaughtered around 25 weeks old — is a prime example of this; it's much more tender, velvety, and succulent than straight beef.
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The point of "draining the swamp" was to more effectively address problems that career politicians neglected, with the overprescription of opioids being a prime example.
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Many saw the move as a prime example of a frustrating double standard that seems to exist regarding the site's enforcement of its abuse policy.
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This was a prime example of the intense devotion Beyoncé's fans feel, a phenomenon Rachel Kaadzi Ghansah wrote about for National Public Radio in 2014.
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In February, Mr. Newsom intervened in a high-profile death row case that for years activists have claimed was a prime example of racial injustice.
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A prime example is King Digital Entertainment, the maker of "Candy Crush," which sold itself to Activision Blizzard at a discount to its I.P.O. price.
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Surface acting is a prime example of "emotional labor," a concept that the writer Jess Zimmerman made familiar in a 2015 essay for The Toast.
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All of that makes the C.L.O. business a prime example of the type of finance that has fueled bubbles, booms and busts in recent years.
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The conflicting response to the building — municipal embarrassment or photo opportunity — is also a prime example of how Medellín still struggles over the Escobar narrative.
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There's nothing wrong with a movie that favors style over substance, and Birds of Prey is a prime example of how sometimes substance is overrated.
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This is no doubt a prime example of what Martin Luther King, Jr., described as injustice dehumanizing not just the oppressed but also the oppressor.
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Cervical cancer, an excruciating way to die, is a prime example of how Trump's policies weaken efforts against a disease we know how to defeat.
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The programmer masculinity problem, according to Jang, is a prime example of a "gender generalization," or an assumption based on over-valuing of gender stereotypes.
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Dorian, the second strongest Atlantic hurricane in modern record, is a prime example of storms reaching the highest category on the Saffir-Simpson hurricane scale.
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And as cost-share programs, MAP and FMD are a prime example of the successful public/private partnerships both parties have long championed in Washington.
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"Tell You No Lie," which you probably heard more than a few times if you went to a festival this summer, is a prime example.
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One prime example: If you're attending a political protest, a fake fingerprint could prevent police from forcing you to unlock your phone if you're arrested.
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His campaign has also attempted to build the case that his brand of progressive politics is consistent and unique -- with this legislation as a prime example.
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Then non-Christians or former Christians will see him as a prime example of their concerns about the church: that it's too flashy, money-focused, selfish.
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The effects of such persecution can be seen in the numbers of the birds found in the UK, he said, with hen harriers a prime example.
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A prime example is "The Handmaid's Tale", written in 1985 and now a ten-part television series which will be released on Hulu from April 26th.
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This candy-striped wrap blouse is a prime example, as it can be styled around a host of different situations, be it casual or dressed up.
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"Flippy", a robotic arm that flipped burgers for the entertainment of customers at CaliBurger in Pasadena, near Los Angeles, earlier this year is a prime example.
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If you wanted to make an argument that hockey should score own goals as they do in soccer, the Oilers' Kris Russell gave a prime example.
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Zenon is a prime example of how Disney realized they could perfectly tread the line between charming and weird, a formula they would recreate for years.
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Lots of the items people love will likely be influenced by the changing climate in some way, and the popular Ethiopian coffee is a prime example.
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Minnesota's measles outbreak is the largest outbreak so far this year, and a prime example of the very real consequences of the growing anti-vaccine movement.
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"She's always encompassed what I thought was sort of the prime example of where you want to be and she's been there for me," Stewart said.
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Prime example of snitch tagging: that time someone tagged Elon Musk in a tweet about him by Noah Shachtman, editor-in-chief of The Daily Beast.
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A prime example of M&A activity was a surprise $1.13 billion takeover bid from U.S. food company Kraft Heinz Co for household goods firm Unilever.
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Alarmist headlines notwithstanding, the facts are that this law is not likely to improve public safety but is instead a prime example of thinly-veiled protectionism.
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Why it matters: American officials fear that China's investment in AI companies is a prime example of an effort to overwhelm the U.S. with soft power.
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A prime example is 3G Capital, a Brazilian-rooted company that specialises in taking over mature companies and bringing in its own managers to streamline them.
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It was also a prime example of how young talent, with the right direction and experience, can truly break into one of the toughest industries around.
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Uber has also pulled out of some US cities — Austin is the prime example — but has mostly consolidated its grip on the market in this country.
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But weirdly enough, its story feels like it has a lot of parallels today—the accusations against it feel like a prime example of fake news.
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A prime example of Del Posto's freshly amplified luxury, though, comes in the form of a bread course in which dairy serves as a spherical showstopper.
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These dirty little wars have become "kaleidoscopic" in nature, and the winding-down conflict in Syria is a prime example of how bizarre conflict has become.
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They also fit a gap between suppliers unable to sign deals for political or legal reasons: drones, or unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), are a prime example.
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A prime example is the state and local tax deduction, which can help moderate income households in such high-cost states as California and New York.
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The skirmish between Apple and the FBI is a prime example: Apple is refusing to allow policy to dictate how encryption should be included in products.
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The Libertines, a group almost universally and breathlessly hailed that year as exciting firebrands, potential saviors of rock n' roll, are a prime example of this.
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While Gilley's house on the outside looks like a perfect tiny home, it's actually a prime example of how things can go wrong without proper oversight.
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The games industry is a prime example of how that organizing is so sorely needed, and the labor movement stands ready to fight back with them.
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There are so many concerns about already existing voter suppression and purging that's going on in many states but Georgia seems to be the prime example.
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Microsoft, which as I type this is the world's most valuable public corporation, with a market cap of just over $1 trillion, is a prime example.
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Many are current or former members of Uber's security team, who defended their actions as a prime example of how executives should respond to security problems.
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Elmhurst, among the hardest-hit hospitals in the city, is a prime example of the hardships medical centers and their staffs are facing across the country.
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Thursday was a prime example, with the Dow falling as many as 244 points and then rallying along with the other major averages to finish higher.
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But Irma was among the most powerful storms ever to hit the island, and a prime example of how climate change has made hurricanes more destructive.
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The Deepwater Horizon spill in the Gulf of Mexico, the worst marine oil spill in history, is one prime example of the cost of undermining NEPA.
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Normani (and to a lesser degree her Gen Z counterpart Khalid) is a prime example of this: all early-aughts throwback and modern R&B classicism.
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The massive SEAT (pronounced say-AHT) factory, part of the Volkswagen Group, is a prime example of how Spain has seen its fortunes lifted by exports.
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A prime example of this is a showstopper musical sequence in Act III, in which you get to pick the lyrics of the song being sung.
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And it has turned Georgia into a prime example of how opposition to a president can paper over deeper ideological divides that split the Democratic Party.
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"We are fighting in a complex environment and this firefight is a prime example of the challenges Afghan and coalition forces face every day," said Sgt.
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Trump and the GOP have trotted it out as a prime example of business success and held it up as a winner from their policy proposals.
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The Dot Power Platform is a prime example of an explosion in advanced agricultural technology, which Goldman Sachs predicts will raise crop yields 70 percent by 2050.
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"People have recognized that distribution and content work very well together," he said, citing the AT&T-Time Warner deal as a "prime example" of the trend.
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As the company behind both the world's richest man and rampant worker abuse, Amazon is perhaps a prime example of the inequality the tech industry has wrought.
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Acting for personal interest rather than national interest while subverting congressional appropriations is a prime example of the autocratic conduct the Framers believed warranted removal from office.
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Beauchamp cites Film Fatales, a nonprofit organization founded by Leah Meyerhoff in 2013, as a prime example of women in film coalescing to form crucial support networks.
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Workouts are a prime example: Why spend money on a gym membership when you can work out with a highly motivated group of people in the park?
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"Jane Got a Gun," a western directed by Gavin O'Connor, is a prime example of what French critics used to call a "film maudit," or cursed film.
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Netflix is a prime example of a company that demolished a legacy competitor and changed the world by making the simple decision to put the customer first.
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Her company, which manufactures a portable gluten tester, is a prime example of the kind of small hardware venture that could suffer as trade barriers go up.
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"Indeed, this case is a prime example of the abuse the Majority opinion would now allow," he wrote in a three-page footnote raging over PETA's actions.
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But this Cuban invitation is a prime example of why Team Clinton needs to take a good hard look at itself – not the media or anyone else.
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Urban streets are a prime example: It generally costs nothing to drive on them, and as a result billions of city-dwellers sit in traffic every day.
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Jackson's decision to delay her own bill is a prime example of the complexity of balancing anti-abortion views while attempting to stay true to one's party.
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"The Mekong River is a prime example of a river that has been severed by several hydropower dams," study co-author Michele Thieme tells Axios via email.
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Stagnating while you watch your best friend reach major life milestones is not always easy, and Annie is a prime example of what that can look like.
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This is a prime example of why the World Bank reported the United States has plummeted to 22019th worldwide in the ease of staring a new business.
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Cimpian cited the book and movie Hidden Figures, about the women scientists who helped NASA astronauts get to space for the first time, as a prime example.
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To Als, Neel and her portraits of her East Harlem neighbors are a prime example of the "unsentimental wonder" with which the artist must meet the world.
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For McConnell, the race is a prime example of his policy of sticking by incumbent Republican senators, even in the face of challenges within their own party.
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The episode is a prime example of what the show does best: tell relatable, emotional stories with a beating heart, a grin, and a self-aware wink.
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The current elections give you a prime example of the media focusing on stupidity rather than focusing in on issues that affect the nation as a whole.
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A prime example: On Monday, police in Florida responded to a man who had somehow wound up sprinting across the tarmac at Miami International Airport, WSVN reports.
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A prime example was our enthusiastic support for Muammar el-Qaddafi's ouster, followed by an utter lack of meaningful action to help stabilize Libya after he fell.
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Mars is a prime example of a planet in the habitable zone that lacks the type of atmosphere scientists think makes a world capable of hosting life.
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Schiff points to the IPO market as a prime example of how the Fed's ultra-low interest rate policies are having a nefarious effect on today's market.
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The Board exists to foster and ensure integrity in the recovery process and has instead done just the opposite, acting as a prime example of crony capitalism.
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Baily pointed to deals with China as a prime example, noting issues that arose when China became a member of the World Trade Organization (WTO) in 28503.
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A prime example is DAP Construction, a female-led, minority-owned firm that won the Minority Enterprise Development Week Construction Firm of the Year Award last fall.
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A prime example is Microsoft, where Satya Nadella, the chief executive, has embraced open-source software that was once seen as a threat to its Windows franchise.
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It's a prime example of how Atkinson tells a great story, toys with expectations, deceives by omission, blows smoke and also writes like she's your favorite friend.
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It was a prime example of the breakdown in consumer trust, which we had been highlighting for years, and presciently previewed the ad blocking crisis to come.
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But the onetime blog has evolved considerably in the decade-plus since then, and a prime example of that shift was featured in At War this week.
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Over the weekend, Facebook handed Warren a prime example of its power: the removal of the Warren presidential campaign's ads placed on Facebook touting her new policy.
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Because this instrument — weedy and wonky though it may be — is a prime example of the futility of Europe's struggle for strategic autonomy from the United States.
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All states make ethically questionable choices, particularly when faced with acute crises — the oft-cited case of Japanese internment during World War II is a prime example.
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But it is a prime example of a Moses mistake — a misbegotten stub of a road that separates the neighborhood from the Bronx River, which it parallels.
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A prime example: Mr. Trump said he never called Tim Cook, Apple's chief executive, "Tim Apple," even though there was video of the president doing just that.
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Japan's submarine force is a prime example of how this has worked, Corey Wallace, Japan security analyst at Freie University in Berlin, said in an email to CNN.
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A prime example of this is Detroit, a city that grew from a population of 300,000 in 1900 to almost two million in 1950 due to automotive manufacturing.
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The first half of Game 22004 was a prime example of why Cleveland's offense—and not its porous defense—is the key to their success in this series.
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Recalling how the man died of a drug overdose, he called the elderly ex-con "a prime example" of the federal prison system not preparing prisoners for reentry.
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For decades, these elite schools have been a prime example of what a great secondary education could offer — but also a symbol of how rigged the system is.
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I've written elsewhere about the tension between filmmaking and franchise-building, and the MCU is a prime example of the advantages and disadvantages of the "cinematic universe" model.
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But a new app from Samsung called Bedtime VR Stories offers ta prime example of how VR can be a tool to connect with someone across long distances.
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Some tweaks made that more difficult, but the result remained a prime example of Goodhart's Law: the metric representing basketball skill became more important than true basketball skill.
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The country quickly became a prime example of how the for-profit company could work to improve connectivity in service of the public good — and its own business.
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Conte's prime example of a modern-day Salinger success story was The Oatmeal creator Matthew Inman, who posts comics sporadically and has no comment section on his website.
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Yet taken together with his other antics and problems of 23, the shocking behavior was viewed by some pundits as a prime example of Musk cracking under pressure.
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A few paragraphs down, Sanneh mentioned the scandal again, but elided the nature of the tape: Mr. Kelly's career is a prime example of how to survive scandal.
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But despite its prominence and profitability, SurveyMonkey is approaching its third decade as a private company, serving as a prime example of startups' reluctance to test public markets.
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"The prime example of commander-in-chief judgment Trump offers is the fact that, like Obama, he thought the invasion of Iraq was a stupid idea," Dowd writes.
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As part of the The Hepworth Prize for Sculpture, Colourscape is a prime example of an installation which provokes and challenges our audience to ask this question themselves.
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Eight years ago South Bend was a prime example of a rustbelt town where the collapse of manufacturing and the loss of jobs left voters miserable and afraid.
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But Clinton says she believes there's a "special amount of venomous commentary" reserved for women, invoking the name of Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly as a prime example.
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He pointed to oil as a prime example of a situation in which growing demand — an indicator of economic health —- had been more than offset by falling prices.
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"Viderunt omnes" (1198?), a work by the composer Pérotin, is a prime example, rich in "melisma"—the singing of a single syllable while moving between several different notes.
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"The prime example of commander-in-chief judgment Trump offers is the fact that, like Obama, he thought the invasion of Iraq was a stupid idea," Dowd wrote.
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The key word here is "preventable," and it's a prime example of where tech know-how and resources should be harnessed and funneled to save thousands of lives.
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Dupri's claim that women are only rapping about sex and need to broaden the scope of their subject matter, is a prime example of hip-hop's double standard.
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It's a prime example of how wise usage of social media can shoot a brand's popularity into the stratosphere, to the tune of almost 3 million Instagram followers.
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The opening track to Big Black's Atomizer is a prime example, as "Jordan, Minnesota" addressed the child sexual abuse scandal that spread through the titular town in 1985.
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The prime example of this in the past year was the constant Iranian efforts to destroy the Iranian Resistance community that had been housed in Camp Liberty, Iraq.
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Nearly a century after its founding, one family-owned business is a prime example of the rare business that is able to survive and flourish generation after generation.
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In a speech early this year Shinzo Abe, the prime minister, praised a "dream robot suit" made by Cyberdyne as a prime example of the country's technological advances.
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The F35 program is a prime example of the risks tied to "cost plus" contracts and the additional burden they can render on taxpayers when spending runs unchecked.
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Democrats pointed to the decades-old writings as a prime example of why they need documents in advance of a hearing from before Kavanaugh's time as a judge.
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"This is a prime example of what happens when there's a major climate and environmental disturbance," Brusatte said of the Cretaceous-Paleogene extinction event 66 million years ago.
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It also became a prime example of how the recent wave of anti-abortion policies passed in the South has sucked observers on the sidelines into the controversy.
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A prime example in film would be The Great Wall, a co-production between the US and China that airdropped a Western action-hero into a Chinese context.
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In the midterm elections, Florida became the prime example of such unreliability, as Republicans demonstrated they could buck state and national trends to make substantial gains among Hispanics.
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What's clear, though, is that far from the exception, China's muscular response is a prime example of how governments tend toward authoritarianism in the face of an epidemic.
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Some saw the six-month jail sentence Mr. Persky gave Brock Turner as a prime example of the bias women and sexual assault victims face in the courts.
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" • Michael Albertus and Victor Menaldo explore why democracies are breaking down, citing Myanmar as "a prime example of how outgoing authoritarian regimes can game democracy in their favor.
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The prime example is Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, who rhapsodizes about the benefits of intermittent fasting, where you abstain from food for hours or days at a time.
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It's practically the foundation of young adult literature, especially of the dystopian sort — the Divergent series is a prime example — as well as the entire X-Men franchise.
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Sometimes the most effective singles thrive in their simplicity, and Lyon-based house producer Ethyène's "Playin' With Fire" is a prime example of the less-is-more approach.
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LAS VEGAS – Legal gambling put this city on the international map, helping it become larger-than-life – with a mix of kitsch – and a prime example of American excess.
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"Certainly Venus is a prime example of a greenhouse effect planet—maybe it's the future of the Earth, but the far, far future of the Earth," Landis told me.
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President Trump has been pointing out a double standard regarding who can use insensitive rhetoric, and many have pointed to Bee's comment as a prime example of the hypocrisy.
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The evolution of companies like Apple and the FANG companies — Facebook (social network), Amazon (bookstore), Netflix (mail-order DVDs), and Google (search engine) — is a prime example of this.
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They argue it is a prime example of government overreach and that its single-director structure places an excessive amount of power in the hands of a federal agency.
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The John Hughes-penned hit Some Kind of Wonderful, one of the many films Zach goes to see as an excuse to talk to Hannah, is a prime example.
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As this map shows, it was a prime example of development in the WUI, growing from just over 8,000 people in 1960 to more than 26,500 when disaster struck.
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Instead, he said, it was an accumulation of things that serve as a prime example of why Apple keeps human curators at the center of its products and services.
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You can still open the whole newsletter if you want more information, but this is another prime example of Inbox making it easier to get through lots of email.
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Though the totals got some boosting from a mostly speculative Washington defense, the night was also a prime example of the talents that have let Williams last so long.
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Humira is the world's most profitable drug, but it's also a prime example of Big Pharma's business model, as Sy Mukherjee lays out well in a big Fortune story.
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Cruz used his opposition to the Renewable Fuel Standard calling for it to be phased out before 2022 as a prime example of him not being a career politician.
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Fortunately, this space opera is so legendary it's still able to attract some of Hollywood's most talented players to keep telling stories, and Rogue One is a prime example.
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" And The New Republic's Jeet Heer called it a prime example of something else: "how the outcry against 'political correctness' often leads to policy changes that limit free speech.
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AWS is a prime example of how that plan looks when it works, and could serve as a model for another burgeoning Amazon business — its standalone streaming video operation.
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There are similar re-entry programs in all 50 states, but the Department of Justice is looking at BRI as a prime example because of its proven success rate.
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With a sample of Amerie's "1 Thing" leading the track in its energetic beats, Elf Kid is a prime example of his genre's ever-advancing journey into mainstream consciousness.
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While this is a rare regulatory step, it is a prime example of an administration using all the Washington levers it has at its disposal to fight market trends.
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The evolution of Personal Emergency Response (PER) buttons that don't go around the person's neck are a prime example: People crave it, yet no vendor has become the solution.
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Zidane, who as a player was arguably the prime example of Real Madrid's "Galáctico" policy of loading up on high-priced stars, was extolling the pragmatic way to win.
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" He continued: "We no longer pay Pakistan the $Billions because they would take our money and do nothing for us, Bin Laden being a prime example, Afghanistan being another.
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And some political observers speculate that Republican efforts to link opponents to Pelosi are having diminishing returns on winning races, pointing to the Lamb victory as a prime example.
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The Wi-Ki-Woo hotel in San Antonio, Ibiza, Spain, is a prime example, as the photogenic spot is practically made to get you the most 'grammable vacation shots.
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A prime example of this ideological agenda in action is the Trump administration's Title X gag rule, which is set to go into effect in the beginning of May.
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Gonzalez said the absence of global cooperation in upgrading international trade rules in recent months was a prime example of one of the long-term risks to economic growth.
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Indeed, the NCAA's current transfer rules are a prime example of how the powers-that-be in major college sports are primarily concerned with having and eating their cake.
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A prime example is Uber, which has created a new class of workers — ride-hail drivers — but is already beginning to test self-driving vehicles to replace drivers altogether.
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You're already seeing a big move to plea deals before trial, this case being a prime example, where all the other defendants in the so-called enterprise plead out.
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But there was another entire milk fridge filled with Darigold milk and Oatly oat milk — a prime example of how Wegmans has something for pretty much every dietary restriction.
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A prime example is my contempt for President Trump's education secretary, Betsy DeVos, who was narrowly confirmed for the position after Vice President Mike Pence made the deciding vote.
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The now all-pervasive milieu of "woke advertising" is a prime example of how superficially checking the boxes of diversity and visibility are totally compatible with exploitation and capitalism.
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Any Russian attempt to revive them now is bad news for Mr. Trump, who has repeatedly cited them as the prime example of the failed tactics of previous administrations.
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All the same, he has, because of his work in Ukraine for former President Viktor F. Yanukovych, become the prime example among Mr. Trump's critics of Russia's hidden hand.
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Named Horse of the Year in Japan as both a 25-year-old and a 26-year-old, Gentildonna is a prime example of a champion staying in training.
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The prime example is the imposition of tariffs on Canadian softwood lumber, announced in late April with great fanfare, including a White House briefing with Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross.
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By developing a beak before other turtles, this early turtle is a prime example of mosaic evolution, in which traits evolve independently and at different times, the researchers said.
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On the whole, the record is a prime example of clean and simple pop writing, but the group's collective quirks make it stand above everyone else, regardless of language.
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The race is a prime example of one of the quirks of the 2018 midterms: Trump was swept into the Oval Office by white voters abandoning Democrats in droves.
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It would also be a prime example of how headlines and hard times can sometimes intersect with a political moment, giving an outre idea a chance to become policy.
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A product of more than 12 years of work by researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology, Shimon is a prime example of the nascent creative capabilities of robots.
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Take the case of Paramount's messy Heathers reboot, which was set to premiere in 2018, as a prime example of how fraught depictions of school violence in pop culture are.
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He is not against a monument in general but he says that the size—nearly twice that of Utah's five national parks combined—is a prime example of federal overreach.
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A poorly done tattoo of an animated stuffed animal is a prime example of why not all young people are prepared to make such long term decisions about their bodies.
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The S.E.C. fake out is a prime example of the show's ease with the mini-twist, because we don't know what's really happening until Bobby finally pulls back the curtain.
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For Argentina's startup community, and organizations like ASEA and ARCAP, Chile has been a prime example of what is possible when entrepreneurs have the backing and support of the government.
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As a prime example of how IO wants to evolve its sequel over time, Liebold points to an Easter egg it added many months after the 2016 Hitman initial launch.
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Anderson argues that this is a prime example of how the government can jump-start new models of business that don't have a very clear way of making money yet.
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D. L. Hughley says Serena Williams absolutely has a point about women getting unfairly penalized for things men do all the time ... pointing to Martha Stewart as a prime example.
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In keeping with Shake Shack's (Rholītso Rhakion's) commitment to premium ingredients and thoughtful sourcing, the Dragonglass Shake (Zīrtom Perzomy Rholītsos) is a prime example of the Wall to Table movement.
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A prime example of this is German startup, Kreditech, which is able to offer loans to customers based on a dynamic algorithm that factors in 20,000 data points evaluating risk.
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With it's tape hiss and warble, many of the pro-authentic synth crew commented on how it was a prime example of a vintage synth sounding better than the pretenders.
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A lack of sex education is directly linked to higher teen pregnancy rates, and Texas is a prime example of why access to contraception and sex ed are so important.
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The prime example is Sarah Palin, who was named by 45 percent of the scholars as the worst strategic choice, three times as often as the next pick, Dan Quayle.
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Paul Samuelson once declared this the prime example of an economic insight that is true without being obvious – and to this day you get furious attempts to refute the concept.
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It is telling when Stanford professor Jerry Kaplan describes machines as "natural sociopaths" and cites the algorithmic stock market flash crash in 2010 as a prime example of this sociopathy.
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For a prime example, look no further than "Into the Blue" halfway through the album, a dance-ready slapper that equates trying to leave the one you love to drowning.
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Prime example: during both of Barack Obama's terms as president, the Republicans were chastised for creating a self-induced gridlock of legislative sessions through excessive walkouts and overuse of filibusters.
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We won't be seeing the temple again, as it's been razed to the ground by Daenerys the Unburnt's latest power play, itself a prime example of Game of Thrones' magic.
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On DVD John Ford's "Young Mr. Lincoln," released in 1939 and now on Blu-ray in a new 4K digital restoration from Criterion, is a prime example of American mythmaking.
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Until now, we have been granted mere glimpses of them, as granular smudges on a TV screen, but now we are blessed with a prime example, on a beautiful day.
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Vie-Long manufactures its excellent shaving brushes in Valencia, and the striking 12705 is a prime example of Spanish flair with its mid-brown bristles and rust-colored acrylic grip.
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A prime example is GeoZilla, a highly-rated phone GPS locator and tracker app, which is offering Mashable Readers an exclusive lifetime subscription to their premium offering for only $29.
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"It struck me as such a prime example of how so many around the world yearn for education and do whatever they can to afford themselves that opportunity," she said.
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This is a prime example of American ingenuity and engineering excellence, and it's another example of how high-speed broadband communications technology is increasingly the backbone of the American economy.
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Both white and black prisoners mention the escape of two murderers from Clinton last year as a prime example of white guards' tendency to be more trustful of white inmates.
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Westworld is a prime example, with its first season featuring events that occur decades apart, something the series doesn't conclusively reveal until the 10th and final episode of that season.
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Darwin himself knew that natural selection could not account for the colorful ornaments seen in many animals, especially males, all over the world — the peacock's tail being a prime example.
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This week's prime example is the thorny and obviously painful debate forced by a new lawmaker's comments, perceived by some as anti-Semitic, on Washington's long-established support for Israel.
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One prime example was his stint as chairman of the Economic Recovery Advisory Board under President Barack Obama, a position he held for roughly two years from 2009 to 2011.
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After news of the pay difference between Williams and Wahlberg became public, many cited it as a prime example of the gender pay gap prevalent in Hollywood and other industries.
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Any attempt to revive them is bad news for Mr. Trump, who has repeatedly cited them as the prime example of how past administrations' dealings with North Korea had failed.
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Prime example: Finding Dory doesn't have much to add to the original story of Finding Nemo, but it does have the great reveal that Dory really can talk to whales!
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But the industry's critics point to steep price hikes on old drugs — insulin is a prime example, as was the EpiPen — that are getting more expensive even though they're not changing.
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Ricoh's competition has improved a lot since the original Theta was introduced in 2013; the Insta360 One, which launched earlier this week, is a prime example of how far we've come.
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Caught in the act, turn to Lily for a prime example of how to adorably whine your way out of a situation, where you did something you know you shouldn't have.
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It's from a 2015 news roundup Criss published on CNN's website, which Merriam-Webster seems to point to as a prime example of the popular modern-day use of the term.
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It's a prime example of a brand that has managed to organically hack the Instagram airways while others are shelling out 90% of their marketing budget to accomplish what they have.
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And though you probably haven't heard of them — admittedly, we stumbled upon the group on Instagram about a month ago — they're a prime example of today's ultra-woke, deliciously judicious youth.
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Despite the immediate fallout, Strahan and Ripa continued on, side-by-side, just a week later, with the star calling the situation a prime example of why workplace communication is crucial.
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The consequences of the passage of FOSTA-SESTA make the bill a prime example of the ways anti-trafficking work often ends up targeting consensual sex workers, whether unintentionally or not.
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But these startups risk offering a prime example of shitty automation—an automated product adopted in the name of saving money, that risks, in the end, just making everybody's lives worse.
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The saga seems like a prime example of a political press corps obsessed with "optics" and the personalities of politicians as opposed to the substance of policy that affects peoples' lives.
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One prime example: The band's subversive 1984 music video "I Want To Break Free," which was banned by MTV in the U.S., has more than 258 million views on YouTube today.
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Why it matters: It's a prime example of the megaphone that activist investors have today, and of the tone deafness that some in the pharmaceutical industry have toward their business operations.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions mentioned her killing anew on Wednesday during a speech on sanctuary cities in Las Vegas, calling it a prime example of why hardline immigration policies are needed.
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A prime example: "Comin' Home," the opener on 2008's Red of Tooth and Claw, perfectly soundtracked the Inglourious Basterds fixin' to get themselves into some trouble in the movie's trailer.
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Given this consensus, it stands to reason, then, that a big donor who supported the mainstreaming of Nazism and white nationalism would be a prime example of "dirty money" in politics.
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Shoppers are realizing they don't have to compromise on any of the criteria they care about, and Rothy's is a prime example of how to live up to those high expectations.
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A prime example is the threat to Chicago State University, the 150-year-old predominantly African-American college that relies on the state for 30 percent of its $105 million budget.
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By the turn of the century, the industry had collapsed and Pittsburgh became a prime example of what could befall a city that did not enact and enforce strict environmental policies.
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Sure, tech can muster a big push when there are collective threats to how it works — SOPA being the prime example — but the industry is less effective at advancing its interests.
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While improper payments are a prime example of gross mismanagement in the federal government, this type of wasteful spending is assiduously avoided to the greatest extent possible in the private sector.
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Vesuvio Café, a relic of the beat phenomenon and a prime example of the neighborhood's telltale Renaissance Revival architecture, has changed very little to accommodate the local influx of tech bros.
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In the black community, galling behavior that embarrass you, your family, and your community is sometimes described as reflecting a lack of "home training," and Rialmo's suit is a prime example.
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One prime example is this YouTube review by a blogger and world-traveler who wore Thursdays every day for five months straight, through snow, rain, streets, and even steep, rugged terrain.
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The makeup industry has evolved into a viral-fame-driven moneymaker for influencers, and the Conspiracy Collection is the prime example of what drives young audiences to buy expensive makeup products.
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Hurricane Dorian was a prime example of this trend: After it made landfall, the storm stalled over the Bahamas for 24 hours, dumping 30 inches of rain and causing devastating flooding.
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The problem is that this has been a prime example of publication bias: Positive studies are likely to be released, with negative ones more likely to be buried in a drawer.
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Her government's detention of Mr. Wa Lone and Mr. Kyaw Soe Oo, who were convicted of violating a state secrets law, was widely seen as a prime example of that crackdown.
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And when initial ticket sales were poor, most box office analysts decided "The Greatest Showman" was a prime example of Hollywood being unable to pry people away from their Netflix accounts.
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I can't help but think this is a prime example of the working relationship that Kanye and Push have, unafraid to challenge and push one another in the pursuit of perfection.
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In the company's 2018 letter to shareholders, CEO Jeff Bezos said they are a prime example of Amazon's effort to "delight" customers, calling checkout lines "the worst thing about physical retail."
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She points to the conflicting Viking experiments on Mars in the 1970s, when a lander found some support for metabolizing microbes but no evidence for organic molecules, as a prime example.
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A prime example is a new book called "What You Do Is Who You Are: How to Create Your Business Culture" by Ben Horowitz, of the venture-capital firm Andreessen Horowitz.
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Grassley, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, accused those officials of "passing the buck" and said Mattis should use the plane as a "prime example" of the need to cut waste.
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A prime example is the roughly seven-year-old railway container center in China's ancient capital city of Xi'an that links the world's second-largest economy to the Central Asia country.
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The price of doxycycline has surged in recent years, and it was singled out by members of Congress and others as a prime example of unexplained price increases for generic drugs.
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"[This case is] a prime example of how strong relationships between the student body, school administration, and law enforcement can intercept a potentially horrific incident," Gainesville police Chief Jay Parrish said.
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And so the straw — ubiquitous in most restaurants, bars, cruise ships and luxury resorts — has become a prime example of how tourism can have a deeply negative effect on the environment.
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But, by the end of the decade, a boom market in the work flagged, and commercial fashion swung from hot pictures to cool objects—by, for the prime example, Jeff Koons.
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The disastrous consequences of the Obama administration's heavy-handed net neutrality rules were a prime example of Washington bureaucracy run amok—exactly what the CRA was designed to guard against. Sen.
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But it's a prime example of putting something on the table in advance of the floor debate to set down a marker -- and perhaps provide a baseline for consideration next week.
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But the movie gods had other plans — offering a prime example, as Hollywood hurtles into its annual awards hoopla, of the messy confluence of ephemeral factors that make some films sizzle.
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Mr. Sanders likes to cite the health care industry — along with companies like Amazon and Wal-Mart — as a prime example of the "corporate greed" his campaign is fighting head-on.
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A prime example is the Trump International Hotel, a luxury property down the street from the White House where rooms commanding upwards of $400 a night are aggressively pitched to foreign diplomats.
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The action in FAANG, Cramer's extended acronym for the stocks of Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix and Google, now Alphabet, is a prime example of the weakness in the stock market, he said.
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The prime example of the recent growth that the industry can manage comes from Colorado's Oskar Blues Brewery, the first craft brewery in the U.S. to brew and hand-can its beer.
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"It is a prime example of the success that can come from the combined efforts of so many people, all dedicated to finding the causes of ALS," Landers said in a statement.
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Facebook Messenger is a prime example, given its announcement is the reason this article exists, but others like Kik, Skype, Line, Telegram and more are all encouraging bot development on their platforms.
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Porsche Design's Book One laptop is a prime example of when aesthetics completely take over — when other parts of the device suffer and you lose focus on how well it actually works.
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"A prime example is the Permian Basin, where you are increasing recoveries significantly, at significantly lower costs, so you get a double positive on the economies of that play," he told CNBC.
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Many citizens of the financial hub have expressed concern that their civil rights are slowly being eroded under Beijing, and the extradition bill was seen as a prime example of that shift.
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"An app that counts the steps the user takes every day has no need to access the phone book or call log," says Andreas Clementi, giving a prime example of data overreach.
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The common tactic of using someone's credentials to get into their site or mobile app — an individual's password used across multiple sites is the prime example — continues to pay off for hackers.
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It was heavily promoted to users because it was a prime example of the iPhone's utility: here was this popular social network you could now get to right from your phone. Amazing!
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If it succeeds, the DRL will be a prime example of how the money to be made in drones may largely come not from manufacturing them but from services associated with them.
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Speaking at the Future Investment Initiative in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Huffington described how stress and burnout were having an economic burden on countries, making reference to the U.S. as a prime example.
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Ferguson, a historian affiliated with both Oxford and Stanford University and much celebrated for his books on the topics like the First World War and the British Empire, is a prime example.
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A combination of observations and data across the electromagnetic spectrum, provided by observatories on Earth and in space, makes this a prime example of how "multimessenger" astronomy is helping make discoveries possible.
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About as many peg the GOP's failure to repeal the Affordable Care Act as Trump's biggest defeat, a prime example of the bipartisan opposition they believe has so far hamstrung his presidency.
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And their prime example is the case of steel, where 2202,2628 jobs the administration seeks to protect puts in jeopardy 28500 million jobs dependent on steel as inputs in the manufacturing process.
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With direct advertising prohibited on Amazon and Google smart speakers, marketers find other ways inMirsky pointed to Activision&aposs "Call of Duty" skill as a prime example of a skill that delivers.
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A prime example of this is newspaper media, where Nielsen Scarborough data shows that 70 percent of regular voters read newspaper media – in mobile, digital or print form – in a given week.
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While Facebook and Snapchat are innovating with use cases to keep their users engaged, the app that is globally setting the prime example of a compelling all-in-one experience is WeChat .
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His latest work explores the iconic marble statue Laocoön and His Sons, a prime example of Hellenistic art that sits in the Vatican and is considered one of the world's great artworks.
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Prime example: the recently proposed IPI inserts third party vendors into the procurement and distribution of certain Medicare drugs which would quickly disrupt the seamless care millions of cancer patients experience today.
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What Trump has always struggled to do -- in this crisis and other difficult situations in his first term (white supremacist marchers in Charlottesville being a prime example) -- is to lead with empathy.
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So, about the wealthy: The prime example is the way G.O.P. plans would eliminate or sharply reduce taxes on inherited wealth, which currently apply only to a tiny number of huge estates.
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The city is also a prime example of how small tragedies—none of which ought to be acceptable or brushed off in the first place—can build into a bona fide crisis.
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But if it's a nonviolent offender, and it's a case in which people are selectively prosecuted, with drug crimes being the prime example of that, then I think jurors should consider nullification.
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The Montenegrin controversy is a prime example of the sort of mistrust, suspicion and, sometimes, paranoia, that has arisen in the wake of Russia's campaigns to meddle in European and American elections.
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"Not only from his polling with African Americans but with his dated calls for change, while not actually changing anything," he added, pointing to Buttigieg's campaign fundraising tactics as a prime example.
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This is a prime example of why reporting on accessibility and assistive technology matters so much: esoteric details like how a product is packaged can really matter to a person with disabilities.
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A prime example would be "Weird Science" -- another Hughes film, from 1985 -- in which a couple of dweeby kids literally create an idealized woman (played by model Kelly LeBrock) in a lab.
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The link between agreeableness (ie, niceness and friendliness) and leadership is a prime example of how societal expectations can make it harder for some people to be recognized for their leadership potential.
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"You see certain properties strike a cultural nerve — hit the zeitgeist — and 'Wonder Woman' truly serves as a prime example," Jeff Goldstein, Warner's president of domestic distribution, said by phone on Sunday.
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This was a blatant insult to the principle of fair and equal justice under the law, and a prime example of an arbitrary and capricious government edict that individuals should fear most.
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And while every song he touches these days is a prime example of his ingenuity and flair, "The Less I Know the Better" truly embodies what makes a Tame Impala song resonate.
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The Toys "R" Us stores are a prime example of the new reality of IRL shopping, where corporations are racing to replicate the kind of data collection that's long been possible online.
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A prime example was "The Americanization of Emily," an antiwar comedy-drama released in 1964 that starred Mr. Garner, Julie Andrews, Melvyn Douglas and James Coburn, with a screenplay by Paddy Chayefsky.
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And even on the budget question — Mr. Trump's prime example of his military accomplishments — defense experts said the verdict was not quite as cut and dried as the president made it sound.
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With lyrics just as dark as they are personal, Day by Day is a, if not the, prime example of what hardcore sounds like when it's played by those who desperately need it.
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Clinton said that she would work on stopping predatory pricing, noting that big companies who buy up smaller manufacturers in order to inflate prices are "outrageous," and that Shkreli's was a prime example.
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In each case, Crenshaw argued that the court's narrow view of discrimination was a prime example of the "conceptual limitations of ... single-issue analyses" regarding how the law considers both racism and sexism.
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Enron is a prime example on the accounting side just as Wells Fargo, with its millions of fake accounts, shows how a high-pressure culture can lead to wrongdoing and damage to shareholders.
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And while iMessage remains a prime example of platform lock-in, Animoji are notably cross-platform: they work in iMessage, send as videos over MMS, and can be exported as MOV files. Nice.
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A prime example of just why she earned the season's villain title came in this moment, when a robe-clad Robertson found Flajnik after hours, and suggested they go skinny dipping on-camera.
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We saw her at SXSW tear down the stage, both as one of our favorite acts of the festival and an prime example of what R&B of the future will look like.
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A prime example: Although he was featured on the first Spanish-language #1 hit on Billboard's Hot 100 in more than a decade, his knowledge of the language doesn't extend beyond food items.
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Now museums — and certainly the Holocaust Museum is a prime example of this, not by any means the only one or necessarily the first — but these are places to engage really important issues.
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As I wrote for Paste, it felt like a "prime example of the new power fantasy:" The Crew was disappointing for a host of reasons, but I get the appeal of that fantasy.
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Trump railed against the climate deal -- agreed to by then President Obama in 2015 -- during the 2016 campaign and held it up as a prime example of how the US makes bad deals.
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Drezner seems to view this case study as a prime example of how the market for ideas regulates itself: A public intellectual checked a thought leader, popping an "asset bubble" in the process.
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The Helsinki summit was a prime example: Trump and Putin met for two hours, accompanied only by translators, fitting what the Post described as a pattern of secrecy about Trump's encounters with Putin.
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ISIS was defeated in the Middle East but the "idea virus" that animated ISIS still lives on — with the mass murder and chaos engulfing parts of West Africa serving as a prime example.
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That's why BLS does so much more, and collects so much more data, than what goes into the monthly employment report—a prime example being their survey of contingent and alternative employment arrangements.
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Hurricane Harvey in 2017 was a prime example of this: After it made landfall, Harvey weakened to a tropical storm then stalled for days, dumping unprecedented amounts of rain on the Houston area.
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Toronto-based startup Luna Design and Innovation is a prime example of the kind of space company that is increasingly starting up to take advantage of the changing economics of the larger industry.
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This case is a prime example of what every cutesy troll does: making a loaded claim or gesture that has significance and repercussions in the world, and then refusing to acknowledge its seriousness.
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A prime example is the narrative that the authorities built around the operation last summer to rescue 13 young men from a soccer club who had disappeared in a cave in northern Thailand.
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" The $2296 billion referenced in his tweet is a prime example, because in August 2503, Trump said during an Arizona speech that "illegal immigration costs our country more than $2250 billion a year.
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Belews Creek is a prime example of the kinds of communities threatened by coal ash pollution, said Lisa Evans, a lawyer for the environmental group Earthjustice, which is not involved in the suit.
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It's a prime example of how craftily this enduringly fresh work, which opened on Sunday night at the Pershing Square Signature Center, plays with theatrical traditions and the expectations that come with them.
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Tazewell, population 4,240, is a prime example of a southwest Virginia coalfield town converting to what Chris Cannon, executive director of the economic development group Friends of Southwest Virginia, calls the creative economy.
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Google is a prime example of such power, as it controls almost 90 percent of all internet searches on the planet, while its Android operating system controls 85 percent of the world's smartphones.
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Aside from an intense focus on promoting his kingdom's interests, Prince Khalid's youth makes him a prime example of the type of modern Saudi official the kingdom wants to show the American public.
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Bournemouth is a prime example of a far more common approach for young Premier League teams: It has used a considerable proportion of its eye-watering broadcast revenues to sign, and pay, players.
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A prime example here is "Lavender Lion," whose thick pours or stains of lavender, purple and yellow continue her longtime dialogue with Jackson Pollock — growling at his painting "Number 1, 1950 (Lavender Mist)"?
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Tony Byrne, founder and principal analyst at Real Story Group, a firm that keeps a close eye on the digital experience market, points to Marketo as a prime example of how this works.
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Episode seven is a prime example of how a well-executed plot twist can change everything that we thought we knew and make us re-watch and re-think everything all over again.
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Trump and the America First crowd in the GOP also detested him as a prime example of what went wrong in the early 2000s when Republicans supported George W. Bush's war in Iraq.
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It's a prime example of what the Antiquities Act was intended to protect, representing an invaluable encapsulation of Tribal Nation history and culture, sites for scientific research, and unmatched recreation opportunities for outdoorsmen.
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A prime example is Congress, reluctant to shed archaic procedures that force victims into counseling and a weekslong "cooling off period," while protecting accused lawmakers with secret, taxpayer-funded settlements and nondisclosure agreements.
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The breakdown in shares of is a prime example of why investors should never fall in love with a stock, Cramer said Friday as shares of the chipmaker hovered near their 52-week lows.
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For starters, she and others have pointed out that jade eggs are a prime example of quackery, with many proponents claiming that they will not only rejuvenate your vagina, but also restore your chi.
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At various times during the early months of his term, the President has seemed at odds with different parts of the government that he runs -- his disputes with intelligence agencies are a prime example.
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The senators say their bill is a prime example of their ability to work across party lines and solve problems, a message they are eager to bring back to voters in their home states.
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The film adaptation of Michael Lewis' bestselling book chronicling the Oakland Athletics' sabermetrics-driven rise, "Moneyball" is a prime example of how organizations can find the winning edge now, not years down the road.
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Peter Thiel, the Silicon Valley entrepreneur, is a prime example: Despite urging Americans to vote for Trump at the Republican National Convention, he has yet to give the real-estate mogul a single dollar.
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The report mentions Chik-fil-A switching over from cole slaw to a super greens salad with kale and broccolini as a prime example of how older chains are adjusting to fit changing tastes.
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A prime example is Stan O'Neal, the former CEO of Merrill Lynch, who posted a $2.3 billion quarterly loss — the worst in Merrill's history — and then floated away on a $162 million golden parachute.
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"NOAA is a prime example of how eye tracking can be used as a training tool to fill the digital skills gap," said Tom Englund, President of Tobii Pro, who also corresponded with Motherboard.
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AirSpace is a prime example of the sameness of our time, applied to "coffee shops, bars, startup offices, and co-live/work spaces," and it, too, represents a seamless way of navigating the world.
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"The creation of this map is a prime example of the utility and beauty that can come out of overcoming complex cartographic problems," Lazlo Kestay, USGS Astrogeology Science Center Director, said in a statement.
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"Many of the subjects of Margolies's photos are now gone, threatened, or radically altered," Messenheimer said, highlighting the Atlantic City Boardwalk as a prime example of our built environment that has undergone dramatic transformation.
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WHEN DuPont and Dow Chemical agreed to merge in December, the $130 billion deal seemed to be a prime example of American managers' ruthless pursuit of shareholder value and dedication to building monopoly positions.
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It's a prime example of the delicate balance automakers and connected service providers need to tread when satisfying customer demand for more smart vehicle features, but also focusing on keeping distractions to a minimum.
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Where once a handful of newspapers and television channels commanded the nation's attention, the media's fragmentation and the rise of more individualistic competitors (social media the prime example) mean ever fewer common reference points.
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These days, Amos 'n' Andy is remembered as a prime example of minstrel comedy: characters originally created on radio by white actors who adopted broad black dialect that played up a lack of education.
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Why it matters: The Risk Management Plan rule is a prime example of the Trump administration's environmental agenda: implementing regulatory rollbacks long sought by industry and the GOP in an attempt to reduce costs.
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"This is an active investigation and a prime example of how strong relationships between the student body, school administration and law enforcement can intercept a potentially horrific incident," Parrish said in the Tuesday statement.
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But the announcement is still a victory that Trump can tout to his supporters, and it's a prime example of how he can effectively use the bully pulpit to follow through on his promises.
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Rotenberg's success is a prime example of a political and economic restructuring that has taken place during Putin's seventeen years in office: the de-fanging of one oligarchic class and the creation of another.
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Mashing genres that were once kept sacredly separate has been one of the defining feature of heavy music in the 2010s, and Joy's mutant output of hardcore and metal is certainly a prime example.
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Colorado's METRC database is a prime example of the thirst for total sativa surveillance, which means that the likelihood of legalized states allowing individuals to grow their own plants at home is severely diminished.
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Since then, Mr. Cuomo has been something of a local fixture, marching in holiday parades, voting there and using it as a prime example of the high property taxes that many New Yorkers pay.
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A prime example of these "fine print" agreements is an arbitration policy, which waives a person's right to sue their employer in civil court and requires lawsuits to be filed in private arbitration instead.
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And let's be clear: While Donald Trump is a prime example of the depravity of climate denial, this is an issue on which his whole party went over to the dark side years ago.
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" Loudermilk said in a separate statement that "Russia's attempts to interfere in previous elections is a prime example of why we need to ensure our voting infrastructure is secure and free from foreign influence.
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Here's a prime example: If an interviewer asks, "How long were you working at that financial firm?" a deceptive interviewee may respond with the same question even though he or she clearly heard it.
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A United States Senate subcommittee in 2010 held up Mr. Abubakar as a prime example of overseas corruption for funneling tens of millions of dollars' worth of Nigerian oil revenues into foreign shell accounts.
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The Clinton Foundation's relationship with Haiti offers a prime example of the blurred lines between humanitarian aid and economic profit and exploitation that contour much of Haiti's relationship to America and the wider Western world.
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His portrait and his famous saying, "Russia has only two allies: its army and its navy," greet visitors to a revamped museum of Russian history at VDNKH, a prime example of Stalinist architecture in Moscow.
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Veteran Republicans, however, see Trump's Fairfield, Connecticut, campaign stop ares a fool's errand -- a prime example of what many worry is a political operation that takes Trump's proclivity for defying convention a step too far.
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But we have, now, what Kim calls "a meme president," who is such a prime example of "troll bait" that he can't pass up even one opportunity to spout insanity or spar with the media.
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With whiskey back in vogue again in the early 173st century, many whiskey-makers are keen on emulating antiquated styles—including Irish single pot still whiskey, of which this pricey bottle is a prime example.
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He's been in the news for some time as a prime example of the new wave of strongmen who operate in a context of nominal democracy but engage in authoritarian tactics to consolidate their power.
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As one possible queer prologue to the #MeToo movement we know today, Sulkowicz's story is a prime example of how reporting on sexual misconduct can often miss critical angles of the power dynamics at play.
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At the risk of divulging spoilers, I'll just say that the film finds a way to sneak in the idea of cultural appropriation being destructive … while still, of course, being a prime example of it.
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Johnson, who became the first black world heavyweight boxing champion in 1908, was a prime example of how sports are intertwined with racism in the U.S. His victory came as a shock to white Americans.
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It's safe to say that the way we digest beauty content is continuing to transform with the evolution of technology, and this is a prime example of the amazing directions in which it can grow.
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She used that female sensibility to gather votes for hard-to-pass legislation many times over the years, but passing the Affordable Care Act, more commonly referred to as Obamacare, is probably the prime example.
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"The natural gas industry and the shale revolution are poster children for 'letting the markets work,' the API argued in its filing, citing the U.S. shale boom as "a prime example of competition at work….
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Several stressed producer states have proven to be "ill-equipped" to endure the economic and political calamity caused by a downturn in oil prices, RBC Capital markets analysts said, and Venezuela is a prime example.
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He points to DeepDrive, a self-driving car system which uses neural nets to drive virtual cars in Grand Theft Auto V as a prime example of the kinds of people they're looking to help.
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Some girls may have been idolizing Paris Hilton or Lindsay Lohan, but plenty of others were focused on people like Hillary Clinton, who, at that time, was the prime example of a woman in ascent.
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"The varied responses to Amber Heard's case against Johnny Depp is a prime example of this sickening phenomenon... Bi survivors of sexual violence should be reassured that neither they, nor their identity, is to blame."
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If you've heard the term "white feminism" tossed around your social media feeds, this is a prime example: fighting for freedom and justice as far as the boundaries of your own identity and not beyond.
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They then joined 200 more friends for a reception at LangLab, an arts- and co-working space in a former furniture factory that is a prime example of the revitalized city Mr. Buttigieg helped transform.
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"The Strain," created by Guillermo del Toro and Chuck Hogan (authors of the novels) and run by the longtime producer Carlton Cuse ("Lost"), is a prime example of traditional, meticulous craftsmanship and slow-building suspense.
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His strategy for dealing with it was on full display last week after Congress delayed action on his bill to replace Obamacare — a prime example of legislation that will inflict costs on his own supporters.
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Hanks, nominated for his performance as Fred Rogers in Marielle Heller's A Beautiful Day In the Neighborhood, is a prime example of the potential greatness that comes from turning a woman's lens towards the issue.
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For years the force has been praised as the prime example of reconciliation, but its dwindling appeal among the young is shown by a drop in applicants for each job to two from 13 previously.
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American Petroleum Institute (API) head Jack Gerard used his annual State of American Energy speech to condemn the tactics used against the oil and natural gas industry, using the Keystone fight as a prime example.
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Elon Musk, who stands to reap stock compensation upward of $50 billion if his company, Tesla, meets certain performance levels, is a prime example of extolling work by the many that will primarily benefit him.
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This incident was a prime example of "mansplaining," a term used to describe when a person, often but not always a man, explains something in a condescending manner to someone they assume is less knowledgeable.
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Since then, it has grown into a unifying mode of cultural production that has seen a huge resurgence in the past 10 years and, yes, Black Panther is a prime example of that renewed interest.
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She is a prime example of our ability to love and loathe at the same time, and last week, while rewatching one of her early films, I finally figured out why: She never stopped being Emma.
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Speaking in Cairo at the start of a Middle East tour, he said respect for one another is a key value at the State Department, noting that a prime example is the problem of sexual harassment.
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They point to climate change, which has become a "banner of partisan identity thanks to a the combination of conservative media and pseudo-scientific think tanks" as a prime example of this sort of feedback loop.
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"Dance music is one of the things we've seen capitalism break in our lifetime," he says, referring to the bursting EDM bubble, of which Beatport and it's bankrupt corporate parent company SFX are the prime example.
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FOX's Megyn Kelly question to Newt Gingrich on Tuesday is a prime example "if Mr. Trump is a sexual predator..." Just by saying the words she is skewing the story, altering her viewers' perceptions of Trump.
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The game's record-breaking success was a watershed moment for AR, and became a prime example of how it can be incorporated into the mainstream without detracting from the success of other mobile games or apps.
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Central banks tend to find transparency difficult when it comes to declaring the reasoning behind their monetary policy to investors and the European Central Bank (ECB) is a prime example, according to Citigroup's top global economist.
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The U.S. Senate has twice unanimously passed the PACT Act, and it earned 284 bipartisan House co-sponsors in the 115th Congress -- a prime example of shared purpose and common ground in our nation's political life.
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A prime example were the hundreds of journalists who investigated the Panama Papers and the more recent Paradise Papers -- the largest leaks in history -- for months and up to a year, respectively, before publishing any information.
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A CBP official told Insider in a statement Monday that the Grand Celebration's successful voyage is a prime example of a transportation solution for the refugees that was cleared in advance with officials in both nations.
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