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Scientists said Wednesday that the Arctic has become a prime example of the built-in conservatism of their climate forecasts.

His case has become a prime example for a coalition of groups fighting to change New Jersey's notoriously weak public records laws.

Webster had become a prime example of the mental and physical deterioration that long-term head trauma can produce in a National Football League veteran.

In a world where network neutrality has become a rallying cry for advocates of an unfettered Internet, Skype, the pioneer in low-cost and even free online calls, has become a prime example of the limits of wireless freedom.

Now, the case of Syria, which Israeli and American analysts suspect was trying to build a nuclear reactor, has become a prime example of what can happen when Mr. Bush's first-term instincts run headlong into second-term realities.

But under his rule, Dagestan has also become a prime example of a government that acts as a family business.As President Vladimir Putin's troubleshooter in the region, Dmitry Kozak, said in a leaked report, the entire north Caucasus is largely run by "clan-corporate associations".

Nonetheless, this is one of those parodies that becomes a prime example of what it pretends to parody.

This nation, whose people were devastated by war and lawlessness in the 1970's and 1980's, also became a prime example of how wildlife suffers in conflict.

Bureaucratic people for the Aborigines department said she had 'Go.' She became a prime example of government policies at work and to prove it, they came and took pictures of her with a Pentax camera for a report".

The construction project, dubbed the "Starship Enterprise" by some, drew the ire of its Bel-Air neighbors and became known as a prime example of excessive and potentially unsafe development on the Westside amid a construction boom.

To this literature, we might simply add that Heidegger's simultaneous celebration of Van Gogh (an artist Hitler hated and who became for the Nazis a prime example of "degenerate art") and of a female farmer (the very image of a woman laborer became an anti-fascist trope) suggests how far Heidegger was from the central tenets of Nazi ideology.