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Part of what makes him a curiosity — beyond his enviable work setup — is that Internet Movie Database, or Imdb for short, has become a classic example of a hobby that turns out to be a powerful media asset.
Those successes notwithstanding Israeli intelligence was unable to provide Netanyahu and members of his security cabinet with the necessary strategic analysis to pre-empt what has become a classic example of Machiavelli's pursuit by Hamas of diplomacy by other means.
This has become a classic example of rapid adaptive divergence of plant populations [ 12- 18].
Its promoter has also been well studied in Drosophila and has become a classic example of modular gene control (Patel et al., 1992; Small et al., 1992 , 1996.
Important conclusions may be derived from this experience that may become a classic example for the mass media to avoid in the coverage of public health risks [ 1, 2].
Thus, EDA has become a classic example of rapid parallel evolution based on a preexisting genetic variant that increases in frequency when marine populations colonize new freshwater environments (Stern, 2013).
IT BECAME a classic example of a techno-Utopian prophecy gone awry.
The $13.7 billion leveraged buyout of Univision in 2006 became a classic example of the private equity boom.
In fact, Twin Peaks is unsettling, occasionally deeply disturbing and was a phenomenon - it became a classic example of "watercooler television", even though ABC scheduled it opposite Cheers.
The story of DCI Gene Hunt, told across five series of Life on Mars and Ashes to Ashes, concludes this Friday, 24 hours before the final episode of the ITV1 remake of The Prisoner, a drama that, in its 1960s origination, became a classic example of how not to roll the closing credits, by simply stopping in a jumble of loose ends.
"In its implementation, High Point became a classic example of where a site has been developed on the basis of isolating the social housing content of the development into one corner and gating off access for social housing tenants," he says.
