"It's a very classic pattern of exploitation," Ms. Dorigny said.
"The classic pattern is a young couple buys a second home and everything is great.
What Campanella was describing in New Orleans is the classic pattern of African-American demographic mobility.
Hasan did not fit the classic pattern of a stressed soldier.
These show the more classic pattern of greater adoption by large firms.
Therefore, the novel theory maintains that condition dependence may dramatically alter, and even reverse, the classic pattern [2 4].
Frank Bruni portrays the classic pattern of well-intentioned and misdirected administrators of all religious, ethnic and cultural groups.
Playing with the classic pattern in a necktie is about as much paisley as most men can take.
"It fits the classic pattern of an economy that is starting to gather momentum," said Richard Berner, the chief domestic economist at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter.
"I am in negotiations to buy Stephen King's Wang," a dealer of antiquarian computers announces in William Gibson's 2003 cyberpunk classic "Pattern Recognition".
"In Selma," King wrote, "we see a classic pattern of disenfranchisement typical of the Southern Black Belt areas where Negroes are in the majority" (King, "Selma The Shame and the Promise").
