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Maintaining the economic growth while addressing the population and inequality issues will be critical to whether China continues to drive a large part of the world's economy or whether it becomes a textbook example of the destruction caused by class struggles.

The case became a textbook example of civil rights justice.

The episode has become a textbook example of a failed product launch.

Such convergence of entire faunas is a rare phenomenon and Anolis has become a textbook example.

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.

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.

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.