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Both authors were in their 20's, and the juxtaposition of what they wrote furnishes one of the premier examples of how a scientist and a writer dealt with the same data -- Charles Darwin with observations, measurements and collections, Herman Melville with symbols that expressed his perception of the human condition.

"Anyone who questions the effectiveness of tea party groups across the nation, I think this is one of the premier examples of how you are trying to make America a better place," Lance said to a tea party group Monday night according to NJ.com.

Our study provides one of the premier examples of regulation of a nonhistone protein via acetylation in fungi, complementing the emerging paradigm from mammalian cells that acetylation may be as ubiquitous as phosphorylation (Choudhary et al., 2009).

They are the premier example of the national trend toward bigger prizes and more gambling venues.

And Bruce Hoffman, in his authoritative study "Inside Terrorism," describes the affair as "the premier example of terrorism's power to rocket a cause from obscurity to renown".

One of those who heeded Pope's call was Henry Hoare II, scion of a famous London banking family, who created what is arguably the premier example of 18th-century English landscape gardening still in existence: Stourhead Garden.

To me, Col. Malavet's approach to command will forever be the premier example of emotionally intelligent leadership.

PEPFAR is the premier example of a bipartisan program at a time when those are hard to come by.

The Carolina Panthers may have finished the 2011 NFL season with a 6-10 record, but new franchise quarterback Cam Newton will forever be the premier example of how incredibly wrong draft prognosticators can be--in a good way.

Erik Wolpaw, writing for GameSpot, felt that the game "improves in almost every conceivable way on its predecessors and reestablishes the series as the premier example of the play style it single-handedly pioneered".

For years, Guinea-Bissau has been considered one of the world's premier examples of a narco-state, one where the government hierarchy is deeply implicated in the drug trade.