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In fact, the most current example is John McCain's cybersecurity SECURE IT Act.

The most current example is the push to adopt territorial taxation contained in Congressman Camp's proposed tax reform.

Like Ebola, there are many known diseases that could become epidemic and for which we have no medical countermeasures - Zika is the most current example.

With a slightly different band -- ( Horacio (El Negro) Hernandez, one of the record's secret weapons, is with John Patitucci this week -- the Puerto Rican band leader will be playing his new Latin-jazz compositions, which are hotter and less music-school benign than most current examples of the genre.

To take the most nettlesome current example, polls show that most voters want some abortion rights kept.

Russell Jones at Llewellyn Consulting says periods of asset price excess are most serious when combined with a credit boom, and that China is the most obvious current example of such a phenomenon.

Although politics provides the most glaring current example of this phenomenon, pop music may have been a forerunner.

The space still acts as a showcase for new writers, of whom Polly Stenham, with That Face and Tusk Tusk, is the most famous current example.

That often means taking the work back home.The most prominent current example of the opportunities and risks of offshoring is the relationship between Apple and Foxconn.

"Out of Practice" may be the most extreme current example of this TV truism; in that show, Henry Winkler replaces his wife, played by Stockard Channing, with the inflatable doll known as Jennifer Tilly.

This is patent in the self-governing tribal areas along the Afghan border, but the most striking current example is the Swat Valley, once a honeymooners' paradise and now a militant statelet within Pakistan's formal jurisdiction.