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But the most instructive example of Hunan cooking is the cumin lamb, familiar to those who frequent Szechuan establishments.

To see how Mr. Bennett has victimized the public at large, the most instructive example is his shell game with the National Endowment for the Humanities.

Here we come to the most instructive example of less ending up as more — and by extension, the case for Woodson.

The most instructive example may come from a study of two captive male brown bears published earlier this year in the journal Zoo Biology.

Since Bush left office only slightly above where he entered, the most instructive examples may be Reagan and Clinton, both with double-digit gains.

I found it the most instructive case study of turning around a business in the book.

The most outrageous and instructive example was abetting in the splitting of the country in 1971 and then pretending that it was a gargantuan slight upon him and the country.

The latter two examples above, I think, are the most instructive in helping us understand how we can change and become "modern-day marchers for economic justice and racial harmony".

Douglass, one of the most well-known of African American cultural and political assimilationists, is an instructive example.

Russia provides an instructive example of the disparity between the overwhelming need for alcohol care and the limited options available to most individuals, particularly those marginalized by poverty and stigma.

The East Village is an instructive example.