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If this is a letdown, and yet another example of the overwhelming chasteness of buttoned-up Americans, enter the always underestimated Canadians.

It's another example of the overwhelming failure of American policy in regions of the world that this administration simply does not understand.

Cambridge, Mass., now known to most Americans as the city where a homeowner can be arrested for "breaking into" his own home, serves as a good example of the overwhelming burden residential and business property owners across the country are about to confront.

The team offered condolences to Smith's family and friends, and praised him as an example of the city's "overwhelming kindness and generosity".

Russia provides an instructive example of the disparity between the overwhelming need for alcohol care and the limited options available to most individuals, particularly those marginalized by poverty and stigma.

However, some examples notwithstanding, the causes of the overwhelming majority of genetic diseases remain obscure.

Using E. coli as an example, increasing the read length from 50 to 100nt closes 244 gaps; from 250 to 300nt, only 18. Once a relatively modest read length is reached, 250nt for example, the overwhelming majority of repeated sequences in all of the genomes have been resolved.

Mr. Morgan said the Monday night game between the Seahawks and the Green Bay Packers was a good example of how overwhelming social media can normally be during a game.

For example, the overwhelming majority of girls and women with C.A.H. identify happily as females and do not wish to change gender; girls and women with the condition are as well-adjusted as are their sisters without it.

For example, migrants, despite the overwhelming connotation of certain races and religions, are only a "quasi protected category".

For example, the overwhelming majority of species are microscopic prokaryotes, which form about half the world's biomass despite their small size, and constitute the vast majority of Earth's biodiversity.