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Debora Spar is the president of Barnard College and the mother of three children, and yet in her spare time she wrote a book — about how women are trying to do far too much at once, using herself as a prime case study.

There are countless ways to know something, or someone, without firsthand evidence, and Alice, as familiar as a household god and as remote as a child star, is a prime case of cultural osmosis.

A prime case in point is BMW.

Education is a prime case in point.

The Caribbean series was a prime case in point.

I'd say Rawls is a prime case in point.

By yesterday afternoon, the police were citing the case as a prime example of why reckless drivers should face charges and the loss of their cars, a policy that is closely modeled on the nearly year-old city program of seizing the vehicles of drunken drivers.

Opponents of gay marriage cite the case as a prime example of their contention that by recognizing same-sex couples, states are interfering with religious freedoms.

She encountered the PACT team when they invited her to attend a presentation in which, using her husband's case as a prime example, they discussed how families should be better prepared to care for patients at home.

The Sooners' coach, Barry Switzer, has cited the case as a prime example of why the rule should be changed, and Cooper, who believes in eligibility requirements but thinks Proposition 48 goes too far, agrees.

Last fall, commentators cited the Grubman case as a prime example of the frivolous stories Americans focused on before Sept. 11 and wondered whether a country scarred by terrorism could ever regain interest.