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To name one of countless examples, the mighty Passacaglia and Fugue in C Minor takes off from André Raison's Trio en Passacaille, in the same key.

There was, to choose from countless examples, the £155,000 HarperCollins paid to Arundhati Roy for The God of Small Things.

The sustained attack on legal abortion is entering into its final stage – see, to cite just one of countless examples, the recent heartbeat bill in Georgia and Roeoe v Wade could be overturned, or made irrelevant, in the next years.

So complete is the advocates' victory that, to cite one of countless examples, the Los Angeles Times breathlessly reported in February on a conference where Teitelbaum "finally cast a more critical eye" on shortage claims.

To take one of countless examples, the New York Times' Thomas Friedman recently opined that our fiscal deficits could be laid substantially at the feet of baby boomers who've squandered an "incredible bounty" by living too lavishly at the expense of future generations.

Rewind 1,400 years, and there are countless examples where the prophet Muhammad utilised the latter approach.

Up and down the country, there are countless examples of the real issues in housing.

There are countless examples, like the 1960's and again the 1990's, of rapid productivity growth accompanied by rapid employment.

Lewis cites countless examples, but the California one is maybe the best.

This is one of countless examples illustrating the dependency of a metropolis on the area outside its borders.

There are countless examples, from the U.S. civil rights movement in the 1960s, to student clashes with police in Paris in 1968, to the 1989 Tiananmen Square demonstrations in Beijing.