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That makes it the most glaring example of a growing trend around the country: rural depopulation.

This case involving DVDs is a glaring example of a conflict between producers and consumers of copyrighted material.

Commentaries published at the time cited the story as a glaring example of a breakdown of public trust in officialdom.

Military families that struggle to pay the bills and care for their loved ones are the most glaring example of a much broader care crisis in America.

The Scott versus Crist race is perhaps the most glaring example of a nationwide trend that is bearing down on the midterm elections, now just two weeks away.

He said the Gillard government's minerals resource rent tax was "a glaring example" of a substantial policy change that had an impact on the mining sector.

The photograph of a congested California freeway, with "Paying on the Highway to Get Out of First Gear" (front page, April 28), illustrates a glaring example of public officials' having forgotten whom they're supposed to be working for.

The return on equity was negative, at -6%.A glaring example of mismanagement comes from the forestry industry.

Lonnie Scott, executive director of Progress Michigan, said the emails expose "another glaring example of Snyder saying one thing and emails really revealing something different".

"It's one glaring example of how hip-hop artists – and black artists in particular – are still excluded from an upper echelon of the industry, right there in front of you," said a comment piece in music magazine The Fader, which also pointed out that every nominee for Record of the Year and Song of the Year was white.

The problem is, both sides are glaring examples of how disastrous a case of failed leadership can end up, Dave Hyde writes in The Sun-Sentinel, with both Emmert and Shalala wagging their fingers while the cesspool stains creep further up their pantlegs.