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Fourth, Republicans could seek to introduce federal codes of conduct so that doctors more strictly base their diagnosis and treatment decisions on outcomes rather than lucrative insurance charges (see just one example in Wednesday's New York Times).

Just one example: in 2009, HMS Vanguard hit the French nuclear submarine Triomphant, in the Atlantic.

To choose just one example: In 2010 Princeton professor Leonard Barkan, one of the most distinguished humanists of our time, published a beautiful book about Michelangelo's drawings.

Yes, I know the statistics (to take just one example, in 2012, only 27.5% of the artists shown at the Frieze Art Fair were female).

To give just one example, in 1982, hundreds of thousands of people — perhaps close to a million — attended an antinuclear rally in New York's Central Park.

Take just one example: in the 2008 Presidential elections, the US Census Bureau estimates that of all those who voted in California, 60% were non-Hispanic whites, 21% were Latino, 10% were Asian and 8% were black.

Just one example is in education.

To cite just one example, many in the QAnon community baselessly believe that Hillary Clinton will be arrested for colluding with Russia, among many other supposed wrongdoings.

Automatically moderated commenting is just one example already in use today.

In just one example from the Internet Advertising Bureau in the United Kingdom, spending on digital advertising there increased from roughly £500 million in 2003 to £7.2 billion in 2014.

YAMP, which was recently featured in a New York Times article, is just one example of projects in which younger gay men are commemorating those who were lost.