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The Texas legislature has become an extreme example of new restrictions on abortion continuing to sweep statehouses in 2014, and the particulars buried by all those Wendy Davis profiles showcase a slick new tactic of the pro-life movement: a requirement for admitting privileges.

Since it was constructed in 2002, the Justics' 23-story building at 1717 South Prairie Avenue has become an extreme example of the strains and pains that many South Loop condominiums and town houses now face from the area's boom in construction before the market collapsed in late 2008.

Later this will become an extreme helium star before cooling to become a white dwarf.

Yet in the interim, elderly Belgians have become healthier and live longer.Belgium is an extreme example of a trend occurring all over the rich world.

As the harbour lost its industrial significance, formerly working-class suburbs near the water rapidly became highly desirable objects of gentrification, an extreme example of the process familiar to so many other cities in the developed world.

Here's an extreme example of an extremely successful person that decided to choose themselves long before the idea became a buzzword.

"The Rangers are an extreme example because it's become personal and there are a lot of barbs back and forth and there's a lot of emotion riding on this".

Indeed, Villareal's case is an extreme example of what has become a trend of concerning incidents.

What this means is that hockey has become a kind of recipe for parental overinvolvement -- an extreme example of what is happening to youth sports in general.

That particular race card, he said, was an extreme example of how society has become so obsessed with avoiding any stereotypes that it ignores reality.

Like Michael Cimino's costly 1980 western Heaven's Gate, Ishtar is an extreme example of a movie that became a punchbag for all the indulgences of the industry in the 1980s.