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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a classic case of how" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce an example or situation that exemplifies a particular phenomenon or behavior.
Example: "This incident is a classic case of how poor communication can lead to misunderstandings in the workplace."
Alternatives: "a prime example of how" or "a typical instance of how".
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The readers present a classic case of how new technology bewilders the law.
"I think it came out very well, in a classic case of how the Senate is supposed to work," Mr. Paone said.
It is a classic case of how the secret state behaves badly when it believes that no one will ever find out what it is up to.
As one pessimist puts it, Gazprom is a classic case of how a phenomenally valuable asset can fail to be a good investment.Two parties are responsible: its management and the government.
Manila handed Washington a classic case of how China has turned Southeast Asia to its favor.
Though the project is a long way from financing, much less completion, it's a classic case of how Bechtel is helping foreign governments that are contemplating privatization, then stepping in ahead of the pack to get the job.
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" Ok, so we now have a classic case of "he said, she said". How do we find out the truth?
On one level, this has been a classic case of the warring duchies of Albany, of how an educational issue morphs into a political power struggle.
We have seen here a classic case of the Duhem-Quine problem and how the physics community attempted to solve it.
Finally, I want to point out how this is a classic case of biased, unprofessional journalism.
Moynihan and Mintzes compellingly illustrate how FSD presents a classic case of Pharma disease mongering.
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