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In almost every example given by Jared Diamond there is an immediate or near-term cost benefit to the corporation.

He says the example given by Jacqui Hames at Leveson last month was a good example of this.

In an example given by Ofcom, a contract to provide regional news could last for six years.

In an example given by Dr. Cosmides, a scientist might argue that smoking cigarettes is "adaptive" for teenage girls because it causes boys to think they are cool.

In the age of Tony Blair, George Bush and other Western leaders favouring the war as an instrument of policy in defiance of legality and the international community, the example given by the postman's son was, and remains, exceptional.

One example given by Mr Harkin suggested people who belong to weight-loss groups where they regularly weigh themselves in front of other members have a significantly greater chance of achieving their weight loss goal.

Examples given by firms specialising in salon injury claims include chemical, electrical and heat burns, allergic reactions and anaphylactic shock, and poor application of chemicals.

Tanya Towers in Manhattan is the only complex among the handful of examples given by HUD that currently houses only deaf and hard-of-hearing people, although others can apply, federal officials said.

Our results give theoretical explanations of the two sporadic examples given by Agrawal (1987).

One of the examples given by the CQC illustrates the point perfectly.

These points are indicated in the following comments and examples given by the participants.