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Airlines, for example, which already use yield management to manipulate ticket prices minute by minute, could, say, sell a New York-San Francisco ticket, but make everybody get off in Phoenix.

In New York, for example, which already has community rating and mandatory coverage for people with preëxisting conditions, prices for individual policies will fall by as much as forty per cent.

In Massachusetts, for example, which already has a form of universal coverage, the federal government will wind up taking over from the state a significantly larger share of the costs of Medicaid coverage for adults without children, officials said.

Fox's "New Girl," for example, which already posted an impressive first night rating of 4.8 among the 18- to 49-year-old audience that advertisers covet, grew an additional 29 percent to a 6.7 rating when the delayed viewing was counted.

Netflix, for example, which already has its own "Just for Kids" section (though not yet user profiles of its own), makes it an app some parents may want to permit for younger children, but couldn't if opting for parental controls, due to Netflix's "12+" age rating.

For example, South Australia, which already takes a relaxed attitude towards possession charges, allows doctors to prescribe a medical cannabis product for up to two months without any official approval.

Emirates, for example, which has already received five A380s, has an additional 53 on order, a number Mr. Aboulafia said was "completely disproportionate to any likely reality".

Different positive and negative effects exist with all food; one example which has already received some research interest is that of oily fish, with its associated health risks (mercury) and benefits (Omega 3) [ 17, 18].

For example, in Sao Paulo, which already has two soccer stadiums, the government spent more than $438 million to build another for the World Cup.

It is unclear exactly how the new indicators will be measured, but the Welsh government says information will be publicly available, for example on a website which already publishes data about some targets.

Speaking to BBC News, Rics senior economist Joshua Miller said different loan-to-value caps could be applied in different regions and gave South Korea as an example of a country which already did so.