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"It's an example of a truly defensive arm," Dan said.

This was the first example of a truly modern investigation into organised crime, cutting across jurisdictions and nations.

Hedgehog expert Hugh Warwick said: "Gardens are clearly very important for hedgehogs, a great example of a truly wild animal not only at home with us but also of great benefit to gardeners.

It's a classic: Lancia Aurelia B20 GT coupé This is more like it: a good example of a truly radical design that had a huge influence for years after its launch.

He argues forcefully that it was "the earliest example of a truly modern war — fought with new industrial technologies, modern rifles, steamships and railways, novel forms of logistics and communication like the telegraph, important innovations in military medicine and war reporters and photographers directly on the scene".

Self-assembly of one of the tripods with Pt II) based ditopic acceptor unit is the first example of a truly supramolecular cage based on a triptycene tecton.

Donald Gannon, a partner at Deloitte, an accountancy firm, calls it "one of the best examples of a truly principles-based standard".

It is deeply disturbing to see Martha Stewart, one of the few examples of a truly successful businesswoman in America, on the chopping block for what can only be considered a minor crime.

"Syphilis was one of the first examples of a truly global epidemic," Harper told ABC News.

He enriched both real and Sunday friends with his penetrating objectivity, and highly personal example of a good-natured, truly happy man.

Jase Lindgren, Visual FX Supervisor- Chelsea is a great example of a director who truly appreciates the input and ideas she gets from her team and combines those into one cohesive film.