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SARS, for example, was highly dangerous but not very contagious.
Timeless Skin Care, for example, was highly rated on Amazon before venturing into China.
In seeking a mistrial, another defense lawyer, Edward S. Zas, argued that Mr. Jackson's hijacking example was "highly improper" and "elicited fear from the jurors" about what Mr. Valle might do in the future.
She, for example, was highly alarmed by the talks I had had with Ronald Reagan in Reykjavik about a world without nuclear weapons, about an agreement to eliminate medium-range missiles.
The Aswan Dam on Egypt's Nile, for example, was highly controversial when it was built in the 1960s.
Child psychiatrist Dr. Joseph Biederman, for example, was highly influential among child psychiatrists and pediatricians -- "if he breathed a drug at a conference, thousands of kids would be on it," according to physician Dr. Lawrence Diller.
Both the tobacco and firearms litigation, for example, were highly organized assaults on specific industries.
A basic search for any content carried on the BBC, for example, is highly unlikely to turn up any results.
An organic growth program, for example, is highly complex it contains a large number of interactive, interdependent, diverse elements.
The saga of the Argonauts, for example, is highly complex and includes elements from folktale and fiction.
Chicago's Cardinal George, for example, is highly regarded as an intellectual; Cardinal William Keeler in Baltimore is considered a leader in ecumenical relations.
