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Also, an example of the pitfalls of using predictive text to update Twitter.

But it serves as an example of the pitfalls of investing in newly privatized industries, especially overseas, where the rules are still subject to change and are often far different from the ones at home.

Ryan singles out the recent "frankly wretched" X-Files reboot as an example of the pitfalls of returning to once-loved material, and it's certainly arguable that Lynch has already drawn from this well once with less reward in 1992's muddled movie.

He cited ZO Rooms — which recently shuttered and was bought by OYO Rooms — as an example of the pitfalls of doing too much too soon.

It's a good example of the pitfalls of M&A investing – you get all the reasoning right and the answer wrong.

Venezuela is another example of the pitfalls of what is sometimes called the resource curse, over-dependency on oil at the expense of modernisation and diversification.

The Orienwise case is more than just another example of the pitfalls of private equity in China.

Another example of the pitfalls of focusing on single extreme events within a chain of processes is provided by climate change.

This is the worst example of the pitfalls of borrowing and unethical lending.

Another poignant example of the pitfalls of small trials and large effects is derived from Cardiology – the case of magnesium in acute myocardial infarction [ 22, 23].

It's a strategy that has worked elsewhere, as business and rights groups held up Arizona as an example of the financial pitfalls of anti-immigrant laws.