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Referring to Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban as "a prime work of modern literature", he then calls JK Rowling out for using the wrong version of bated in "bated breath".

Music critics, including Jamie Peck of MTV noted that "Schoolin' Life" was inspired by the prime work of Prince, particularly because of its lyrical content, the instruments used, and Knowles' style of singing on it.

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By Richard Brody September 14, 2016 Jacques Demy's first films, from the nineteen-sixties — starting with "Lola" and including the musical melodrama "The Umbrellas of Cherbourg" — were among the era's prime works of stylish and stylized cinema.

Still, 82.5 percent of men in the prime working ages of 25 to 54 have a job, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

The onset and prevalence of diabetes, hypertension and comorbidity are often seen in the prime working years of the affected population and these people live a lower quality of life during a significant portion of their productive years.

This year's winner of the diversity and equality award is a prime example of work on such vital but unsettling issues.

Often, so-called "feminist" art is a prime example of work that exploits shock value to raise awareness.

Men of prime working age, masters of the art of alternate-side parking, sit poised in parked cars, waiting.

"This type of work is a prime example of scientists working in isolation," she says.

About 20 million men between the prime working ages of 20 and 65 had no paid work in 2015, and seven million men have stopped looking altogether.