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Melanie Ward, head of advocacy at ActionAid, said: "India is an example of the changing face of global poverty and a fast-moving economic landscape, but the reality is that it is a country with more poor people than in the whole of sub-Saharan Africa.

But in the meantime, Ruby Ribbon serves as an example of the changing face of opportunity for women.

The way that Debate Society creates their work is an example of the changing nature of authorship.

"This is as clear an example of the pope changing the Vatican's public tone as you're going to see," said John L. Allen Jr., a Vatican expert and columnist for the National Catholic Reporter.

All of this, however, has not been enough to prevent radial keratotomy from becoming an example of how the changing nature of medical practice and the increasing effects of economic pressure on doctors are combining to turn medicine into a profession in which marketing plays an ever-increasing role.

"Chesapeake is an excellent example of the changing impact of shareholder activism and the effectiveness of that activism," said Charles M. Elson, director of the John L. Weinberg Center for Corporate Governance at the University of Delaware.

Geesee is an interesting example of the changing power dynamic online put to the test.

Adolescence is an illustrative example of the changing nature of the human life course and the interaction with a changing social context.

A prime example of the changing pattern of energy production and employment is West Virginia.

And it is consistent with a broader slowdown in the growth rates for Internet retailing — making the holidays of 2007 a vivid example of the changing growth curve for online sales.

A telling example of the changing tenor was the passage of the in-state tuition bill, whose consistent defeat over the last decade had become emblematic of the frustration felt by Colorado immigrant-rights groups.