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(The first lady may have learned from Hillary Clinton's example the perils of appearing too involved with policy).

For many critics of the Pentagon's handling of the Medal of Honor, Rafael Peralta's case is a vivid example of the perils of an overly cautious, overly bureaucratic approval process.

He called it a human error and an example of "the perils of modern technology".

Perhaps the best example of the perils of an internationally convertible currency is none other than the United States.

Qataris invariably cite Kuwait, farther up the Gulf, as a prime example of the perils of parliamentary democracy.

For much of its short life, Sony BMG had been an example of the perils of joint ventures.

AS AN example of the perils of life as heir-apparent to a powerful chief executive, consider the career of Lee Iacocca.

But Onitsha, say academics, is a textbook example of the perils of rapid urbanisation without planning or public services creating a sustained pollution assault on its water and air.

I believe Russian conduct in Syria, allied with that of Assad's discredited regime, will, if they do not change course, provide a tragic example of the perils of forfeiting legitimacy.

Many influential Democrats and Republicans agree that Mr. Jeffords's decision to become an independent is a striking example of the perils of President Bush's strategy of governing from the right.

Even China has felt the need to send warships to the Gulf of Aden to protect its shipping.Afghanistan, too, is often seen as a classic example of the perils of collapsing states: acute poverty and years of civil war led to the rise of the Taliban and allowed al-Qaeda to turn into a global menace.