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He's a direct descendant of the Dixiecrats and a first-rate example of what much of his party has become.

And his contribution in today's Daily Telegraph is a first-rate example of his counter-intuitive approach.

It was shown on SVT, and Gjöres now teaches the programme to his students as a first-rate example of one-man film-making.

The graphics made it a first-rate example of soft-core video game pornography, but Xtreme utterly failed as a game.

Later, another Cecil scholar calls him "a first-rate example of the second-rate poet who enters into common consciousness more deeply than many greater masters".

In a first-rate example of the Game of Unexpected Consequences, large numbers of creative artists were caught in a net intended for temporary workers.

When Cecil dies during the war, the poem is extolled by Churchill, as Rupert Brooke's "The Soldier" was, and becomes famous as an evocation of a country on the brink of a great change: "A first-rate example of the second-rate poet who enters into common consciousness more deeply than many great masters," as one character puts it.

The Great Divide Brewing Co is a first-rate example of new Denver, crafting excellent seasonal and year-round beers and selling them in its tap room.

If such is to your taste, Mr. Rihm is a first-rate example to be explored.

Eager to be associated with the new movement, a colony of American artists formed around Monet's home in Giverny, and first-rate examples of their works are included here.

Although there are fewer blockbuster paintings and objects than before, this remains the largest art fair in the world, with everything from a $40 million Rembrandt to first-rate examples of classical antiquities, modern art, diamonds, Oriental ceramics and 18th-century furniture.