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Second, the car industry is not a vibrant example of the merits of global consolidation judging by its long-term share performance.

Ireland, often presented as the finest example of the merits of membership of the EU, shocked Euro-enthusiasts last June by voting against the Nice treaty, which was designed to pave the way for enlargement.

Perhaps M&S will become a powerful example of the merits of takeover battles, even unsuccessful ones for without the bid, the firm would probably have muddled on without Mr Rose.

Finally, a numerical example illustrates the merits of the new results.

We present an example discussing the merits of different designs in a practical context.

An extensive numerical example demonstrates the merits of our approach compared to the state of the art.

We also examine the role played by different design criteria and present a simulation example illustrating the merits of the proposed approach.

For Ross, German reunification and the peaceful withdrawal of the Soviet Union from Eastern Europe are powerful examples of the merits of diplomacy and negotiations.

As the months between the choruses of "Carmen Ohio" sung by those besotted with Buckeyes football have demonstrated, there is plenty wrong with college football -- coaches misbehaving, players' sense of entitlement and the backroom business dealings of athletic directors and presidents who are supposed to be examples of the merits of hard work and fair play.

The present method serves as an important alternative for both fractional-order and integer-order systems, and illustrative examples show the merits of the delivered results.

The 1992 South African referendum on effectively abolishing apartheid (with 69% ayes) and the 1998 Good Friday Agreement referendum (with 71% support in Northern Ireland) are two notable examples of the merits of this approach.