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The failure was just the most dramatic example of the F.A.A.'s storied incompetence in procurement.

The most dramatic example of the power of ordinary people is the so-called pyjama revolution.

"I think it's a dramatic example of the influence of special interests here in the Congress," he said.

IT WOULD be hard to find a more dramatic example of the vitality of philanthropy than the Getty Centre.

The extinction of Steller's sea cow is a dramatic example of the vulnerability of small isolated animal populations.

P.S. 6's first-ever alumni benefit, which echoes similar efforts by colleges and private schools, is a dramatic example of the new approach.

One of the most dramatic examples of the inequality created by gentrification on a very local level can be found in the re-emergence of tuberculosis in cities.

The cascading market declines precipitated by the collapse of Lehman Brothers in the awful autumn of 2008 seemed to provide dramatic examples of the season's hazards.

Among the first and most dramatic examples of the inventions resulting from technological ingenuity were the telegraph and telephone, followed by others like wireless radio and telephoto devices.

Israel's killing of Dr. Rantisi and a similar attack that took the life of the Hamas founder, Sheik Ahmed Yassin, on March 22, are the two most dramatic examples of the sustained Israeli offensive against the group.

In one of the most dramatic examples of the company's diminishing sports profile, G.M. said recently that it would not buy television commercials in this season's Super Bowl broadcast.