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Two-sided marketplace businesses are a textbook example of this type of disruption".

The evolution of the legal framework surrounding electronic spying provides a textbook example of this process at work.

In "Military Misfortunes," the historians Eliot Cohen and John Gooch offer, as a textbook example of this kind of failure, the British-led invasion of Gallipoli, in 1915.

The Prospect mansion (1851-52), athehe center of Princeton's campus, is a textbook example of this popular style, highly picturesque and imaginative, as befitted its origin in the idealized landscapes of Claude Lorraine and Nicolas Poussin.

Theatergoers interested in a textbook example of this sexual chemistry need only go to City Center this weekend, the home of the Encores! concert production of "The Pajama Game" through Sunday.

Predator-induced formations of protective traits in the crustacean Daphnia (water flea) serve as a textbook example of this phenotypic plasticity and comprise behavioural, life-history and morphological changes11.

Is this a textbook example of the fickleness of fashion?

"This is a textbook example of the blurring of lines between the private and the public".

First, this is a textbook example of the benefit of buying high-quality undervalued stocks that consistently raise their dividend.

The company "may prove to be a textbook example of the limits of spin," he said.

The first game was a textbook example of the Mets' play over the last three weeks.