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Afghan and American officials had for years promoted Kabul Bank as a prime example of how Western-style banking was transforming a war-ravaged economy.

(The US's Miracle on Ice at the 1980 Winter Olympics was seen as a prime example of how international success could drive interest in a sport).

CT scans have long been cited as a prime example of how the overuse of fancy medical technologies can drive up the cost of health care.

A cynic might see the festival as a prime example of how coddled the baby boomers were in an economy of abundance.

Obama visited the Lorain area last April (with Romney close behind him), and the president's Ohio operatives like to promote Lorain as a prime example of how the Recovery Act and the auto bailout have defibrillated dying industries.

Shot in only six days and running a scant 67 minutes, the film has been praised as a prime example of how to tell a story economically and efficiently but with a cinematic style that transcends a limited budget.

Why not have that as a core subject?" Nayar is a prime example of how transformative meditation can be.

The adaptation of the NFP in England (known there as the Family-Nurse Partnership) is a prime example of how this process for adapting existing evidence-based interventions for new societies can be implemented.

Martin O'Malley, the third and trailing Democratic candidate hopped on the anti-inversion bandwagon as well, calling the merger "fundamentally unfair, and a prime example of how our capitalist economy is not supposed to work". .

While the idea that refusing to buy certain products will influence anti-piracy legislation is an ambitious one, as Sebastian Anthony wrote on Extreme Tech, the application is a prime example of how technology is evolving to give more power to consumers.

Jason's father provides a prime example of how this works when he donates two buildings to the school as a clumsy way of protecting his son.