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"Operation Impact is a perfect example of going beyond self-imposed boundaries," Mr. Kelly said.

It's the perfect example of going after your "hardest users," college students, first.

No doubt there are plenty of people who will see this as a perfect example of Silicon Valley going too far.

"Automatic voter registration is a perfect example of Democrats going on offense to expand access to the ballot box," he said in a statement.

Iowa's braiding license regime was a perfect example of regulation gone awry.

"It's a perfect example of a rhyme gone bad".

Many lawyers point to a $165,000 sanction in a recent case involving toxic substances as a perfect example of Rule 11 gone wrong.

Amazon itself provides a perfect example of what could go wrong: in 2009, it infamously deleted copies of "1984" and "Animal Farm" from customers' Kindles because of a rights issue.

But zoonoses fall into a gray area, and the 2003 monkeypox outbreak in the Midwest is a perfect example of what can go wrong, said Peter Daszak, director of the Consortium for Conservation Medicine at the Wildlife Trust, a group specializing in human-animal diseases.

Anderson Cooper is a perfect example of how someone went from being stymied in his career to the top of his field.

The Irish potato famine is a perfect example of monocultural farming gone terribly wrong in that the country's farmers' relied on one type of potato.