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Although it can take months for a song to truly peak – Pharrell's Happy being a previous example of a sleeper phenomenon – there are already signs that Uptown Funk is feted for ubiquity.

There is no previous example of a civilization that is being simultaneously created by so many races, nationalities and cultures...

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Solubility is important, because a previous example of a TSP-1 derived peptide, ABT-526, led to challenges in pharmacokinetic studies in animals due to poor solubility [ 14].

There is at least one previous example of a protein that mimics heparin, binds laminin, behaves as a basement membrane protein and binds prion, i.e. acetylcholine esterase [ 43].

We believe that this situation is analogous to a previous example of a safety concern raised about a treatment in one condition but the same treatment continuing to be tested in a trial in heart failure.

To our knowledge, the only previous example of an independent de novo methylation activity for DNMT1 is the demonstration that this enzyme re-establishes somatic patterns of non-CpG methylation following their erasure in the germline [ 48].

There were previous examples of a time when a new mass media introduction heralded doomsday for magazine publishing.

He said he could recall no previous examples of a major airline backing out of an order after an accident.

The logic is dubious: plenty of previous examples of a shared currency, from the Latin Monetary Union to the currency union between Britain and Ireland, managed without a shared government.

It is thought that there have been no previous examples of a prime minister's private correspondence appearing in the press while he was still in office.