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Both the tobacco and firearms litigation, for example, were highly organized assaults on specific industries.

Martin Luther King Jr.'s appeals to religious considerations, for example, were highly politically effective.

Clearly, many of the innumerable biblical laws concerning food, for example, were highly practical ways of protecting a desert people from the dangers posed in an era before refrigeration.

In general, most chemotherapeutic agents induce autophagy; tamoxifen, imatinib, and bortezomib, for example, were highly cited positive modulators.

Enzymes such as amino-peptidisases, GH10 and GH36 for example were highly enriched in grassland (GL) while enzymes related to peptidoglycan biosynthesis and GH46 were highly enriched in the wheat field (WS) (Supplementary Figs S3 and S4).

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.

This historical example is highly evocative of what is happening in southern Europe, and of what could happen further to the north if economic conditions deteriorate dramatically.

Exports from France and Germany, for example, are highly competitive with the rest of the world's and, unlike the United States, both countries export much more than they import.

Electrical resistivity, for example, is highly dependent on the fluid content of the rock in situ and the temperature condition at the particular depth.

Wines from such classic producers as R. López de Heredia, Marqués de Riscal and La Rioja Alta, for example, are highly distinctive.