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But the five cartridges that sit uncollected in Mr. Hlongwa's house offer one of the most tangible examples of the limitations of the new national strategy.

The most tangible example of the state's hand in Dr. Romero-Ortega's and Dr. Athitsos' research may be the building that brought them together.

The most tangible example of this is the Commonwealth Games, but even this worthy event increasingly feels like a rather random jumble of countries competing on pretty unequal terms with each other.

The design is singular — a 600-square-foot space composed of six black-painted shipping containers that form a 17-foot-tall studio space and storage mezzanine — and the idea is perhaps the most tangible example of what museum education is about these days.

Education provides perhaps the most tangible example of the power of AR.

The most tangible example of ICANN's impact on Internet governance is management of the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) functions: When you type a domain name in your browser (e.g. TechCrunch.com), it connects you with the long, multi-digit IP address that would otherwise be impossible to remember.

BlaBlaCar is often named as one of the most tangible examples that the French tech ecosystem has been doing well.

Tuesday night's execution, he added, "was just the most tangible example".

She says one of the most important things is to give tangible examples of your experience in your answers.

But the hot line has become the most visible facet of the government's efforts to prevent suicide among veterans, providing tangible examples of both successes and shortcomings in the campaign.

Contrast this to tangible examples of greater election integrity with Oregon's proven, well-designed system.