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Wines from such classic producers as R. López de Heredia, Marqués de Riscal and La Rioja Alta, for example, are highly distinctive.

Many of the workers at Chelyabinsk-70, for example, are highly educated, and they appear somewhat less impressed than many of their countrymen by the tough image that Mr. Putin has forged by ordering a military campaign in Chechnya.

Exports from France and Germany, for example, are highly competitive with the rest of the world's and, unlike the United States, both countries export much more than they import.

X-ray scanners, for example, are highly effective at detecting drugs - it's just a wonder it's taken so long for them to be introduced.

Storage and analysis of medical records, for example, are highly confidential but would likely be "subject to search" under Indian law.

In metabolic differentiation, active production of BT-toxin in B. thuringiensis (de Maagd et al. 2001; Deng et al. 2014) and some lipopeptide antibiotics in B. subtilis antibiotic production (Stein 2005), for example, are highly linked to their sporulation events.

SARS, for example, was highly dangerous but not very contagious.

Both the tobacco and firearms litigation, for example, were highly organized assaults on specific industries.

Timeless Skin Care, for example, was highly rated on Amazon before venturing into China.

A basic search for any content carried on the BBC, for example, is highly unlikely to turn up any results.

An organic growth program, for example, is highly complex it contains a large number of interactive, interdependent, diverse elements.