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But as an example of the way scientific serendipity works, it is most enlightening.

Not as a fad, mind you, but as an example of the increasing fascination with postwar design eminences.

The aristocracy is back in favor, not politically, but as an example of fabled Russian largesse and excess.

In accepting the award, Ms. Fontana said she hoped that people would see her not as a standout, but as an example of the work most lawyers do.

But as an example, he said it could call a constitutional convention, bringing together anywhere from 100 to 200 people elected from around the country.

But as an example of mission creep for an already controversial curtailment on free expression, it'll be of concern to many.

A less obvious but as powerful an example is that of our democracy itself.

Because materiality is a complicated legal standard, Mr. Sokol can defend trades that others see as not only unseemly, but as a example of what insider trading laws should prohibit.

CNN's bot is the worst of a bad bunch, but serves as an example of how low the bar is set.

He declined to name any of the companies in the negotiations, but suggested, as an example, that the character could provide commentary during the Super Bowl broadcast.

In truth, the West has a vital interest in Mr Yushchenko's success, partly for Ukraine's sake, but also as an example to other ex-Soviet countries.