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This could become a textbook example: innovators are attracted by the profit pool and undermine the monopoly with something different.

This episode also contained what ought to become a textbook example of how not to use colour.

"Tysons Corner can become a textbook example of how to turn an absolute planning catastrophe into a textbook example of ecologically sensible, sustainable architecture," Mr. Carter said.

But the business has become a textbook example of just how fast go-go internet firms can fall out of favour.

With both candidates now harvesting soft money from wealthy benefactors, the Senate race is likely to become a textbook example of how such contributions have rendered the Watergate-era system of limits increasingly ineffective.

This statement has become a textbook example of leadership.

The case became a textbook example of civil rights justice.

Here and there the concert became a textbook example of how too much sound can reach a cacophonous point of diminishing returns.

The story of the gay sheep became a textbook example of the distortion and vituperation that can result when science meets the global news cycle.

The birds he collected later found to belong to 15 distinct species of the subfamily Geospizinae helped shape his ideas on evolution and became a textbook example of how species can adapt to new environments.

The dénouement became a textbook example of what a hold logistics placed upon an army far from its center of supply.