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But it is a striking example of how Freud's concentration on a motif will conclude it, round its meaning off, even when in another artist's hands it would be inconclusive.

Mr. Motl is a striking example of how the archive is changing physics.

MILWAUKEE is a striking example of how much America owes to German immigrants.

The Kostnice ossuary is a striking example of how the sacred can legitimise seemingly macabre or taboo uses of the body.

E-Buzzz, a personal digital assistant currently in development at Thompson Consumer Electronics, is a striking example of how far high-tech applications have come from the days of gray boxy computers and brick-size cell phones.

The Red Book is a striking example of how seeing the light in another can help us find the light already burning gently, burning brightly inside of us.

Beinstein's success, particularly in beating the minimum threshold he needed to get on the primary ballot, is a striking example of how bashing U.S.-Saudi relations is becoming increasingly popular around the country.

Intentional introduction of biological control agents is a striking example of how such ecosystem services can be provided.

It's a striking example of just how bad computers are at processing visuals.

These duets are a striking example of how digital technology is transforming recorded music and exploding our assumptions regarding what we are hearing.

The debut of Atlas on Thursday was a striking example of how computers are beginning to grow legs and move around in the physical world.