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Turkey, with its questionable human rights standards and poor democracy and as a destination and source for refugees like from Kurdistan, can be seen as prime example for a semi-peripheral transit state in the European-Middle East theatre.

As prime example (see Cochrane and Saá-Requejo (2000), or the Section "A case study: Hedging a put option on a non-traded but correlated asset"), simply think of h≥0 to be a non-negative constant which defines a level beyond which Sharpe ratios are overly attractive, i.e., good deals.

Mr Berlusconi points to disused barracks in city centres as prime examples.

He cited Miller racing cars, Crocker motorcycles and Murphy custom coach-built bodies for luxury cars as prime examples.

It includes a sampling of Austrian artists like Gustav Klimt, Egon Schiele and Oskar Kokoschka as well as prime examples of German artists like Max Beckmann, Otto Dix and Ernst Ludwig Kirchner.

He points to Japan and South Korea, and Nato's European members as prime examples.He seeks to rebalance these relationships and, failing that, to exit from them.

Gronk's carousing, brawling and dalliances with adult film stars aren't used as prime examples of "the problems with white culture", and they never will be.

It was one of "12 for 2000"; buildings meant to symbolise a brave new century and lauded as "prime examples of the excellence of British architecture and design".

It's worth taking a look at Jane Austen's novels, because they are so often the ones held up as prime examples.

The elaborate, multicolored quilts have been praised as prime examples of Southern folk art, displayed in prestigious museums and were chosen for the American Treasures stamp series.

Environmental restrictions and the health care legislation were singled out as prime examples of what the governors decried as overreaching by the Obama administration and Congressional Democrats.