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The example of Chile and also the examples of Nicaragua and El Salvador undermine Mandelbaum's claim that market capitalism is a requirement for any democratic country.
As noted above, this is not unique; physicians had been doing just this for decades, and there were also the examples of Descartes's Passions of the Soul (1649) and Treatise on Man (1664), and of Hume's anonymously published Treatise of Human Nature (1739 40).
Yet there is also the example of authors who made a stylistic achievement out of a spare prose.
There is also the example of an elite that often does not practice what it preaches in Congress.
We will do so mindful of the lessons of the past — not just the lessons of Iraq, but also the example of Libya, where we joined an international coalition under a U.N. mandate to prevent a slaughter.
A lot of that is harnessing new technology but there is also the example of the Scottish parliament's petitions committee, whereby issues from the public can be taken before the parliament.
There's also the example of BlackBerry, which in its desperate efforts to create an attractive app store for BB10 (launched in 2013, and so at least five years late) has made Android compatibility a major playing point.
Our respondents mentioned not only popular television programs and self-help books but also the example of Jesus Christ, philosophers from Plato and Aristotle to Kant and William James, novelists like F. Scott Fitzgerald, Jane Austen and Alexander Solzhenitsyn and theologians including Teilhard de Chardin and Rabbi Hillel.
There's also the example of German shoe maker Puma, which began a sustainability program in 1993, long before sustainability became a trend.
It also provides the examples of the use of experimental designs in principal properties.
