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JP Morgan's announcement last week "to pull the plug" on all of their thousands and thousands of Bloomberg terminals is last week's leading example of the sweeping disruption facing investment managers from innovation (the contract value exceeding tens of million U.S. dollars each month).

Longer than three hours, it's more marathon than sprint, but director Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra's epic "Bhaag Milkha Bhaag" (Run, Milkha, Run) — about India's legendary track-and-field star Milkha Singh, nicknamed "The Flying Sikh" — is often an engrossing example of the sweeping, stirring biography.

In one of the final examples of the sweeping, global connections that he loved to make, he described their king as "the last of the white and bearded seafarers that were only kept alive in the legends in Mexico and Peru".

Contemporary architecture groupies shouldn't miss Santiago Calatrava's Stadelhofen train station, an early example of the dramatic sweeping forms that have become his trademark in buildings like the City of Arts and Sciences in Valencia.

The show's success is the most striking example of changes sweeping Afghanistan's news organizations.

And here is just one example of water sweeping us away, humbling the spectator as we stare and stare into its terrible, roaring eye.

An easier way to diagnose Ebola is just one example of these sweeping changes.

The developments on the Naugatuck are an example of a movement sweeping the country to remove dams and allow rivers to return to their natural flows, and there have been some amazing success stories.

See articleAn online campaign urged people in Beijing and a dozen other cities in China to heed the example of the "jasmine revolution" sweeping the Arab world and to converge in public places to call for political and economic rights.

Dove is a prime example of several trends sweeping the consumer products industries.

"We are a textbook example of sweeping marketplace change," said Peter Kadzis, the paper's executive editor in a statement.