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A new series that begins on AMC on Sunday is one of the most vivid examples of the revival.

Telecommunications has been one of the most vivid examples of the benefits of liberalizing India's quasi-socialist economy, as consumers rich and poor bought mobile phones.

The brand has become a symbol of globalisation and to some one of the most vivid examples of cultural imperialism, alongside the golden arches of McDonald's.

The car industry provides one of the most vivid examples of how the euro zone debt crisis is infecting companies outside the financial industry.

Although that courtroom scene was one of the most vivid examples of the church's answering to the state since the Vatican ceded its temporal authority in the 19th century, Bishop Reali's testimony did not make the evening news or the front of Italian newspapers.

These productions were almost certainly influenced by the arguments of Romain Rolland for a people's theatre at the beginning of the century and were the most vivid examples of the large-scale revival of pageant theatre that was very strong in many European countries and North America between the two world wars.

The most vivid example of the market's gloom was once the most vivid example of its elation.

In the most vivid example of investors' disappointment, Mr. Hochfeld lowered his rating from strong buy to sell.

That was a momentous appointment and the most vivid example of the dangers of tunnel vision, demonstrated by Hugh Morris, Geoff Miller and Peter Moores.

The most vivid example of reinvigoration is Gucci, which was nearly dead when Tom Ford took over 10 years ago.

The final chapters on the uterus provide the most vivid example of the impact early thinkers had on medicine today.