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I think they're trying to tell us something. Apple's homepage is an extreme case in point.

The party's monopoly on political power does not give it a lock-grip over the economy; the currency is one case in point.

Instead the Obama administration now seems ready to show China there is a cost to its actions. North Korea could be a case in point.

Case in point: I was able to unlock the phone by holding a photo of my face up to its lock screen.

Of course there was still the odd screamer - the long-range, right-foot winner against Liverpool was a case in point.

Maybe, New Mother Town is such a case in point for the building of New Mother Town can reduce the social cost.

A very proper, is also a very difficult case in point is the question of the fonts.

A recent case in point: Bournemouth's woes during the bank holiday at the end of May.

Case in point: Mass Effect 2, which came out in January and sold more than 2 million units in its first week of release.

Case in point -- in the win over the Nets, Chuck Hayes did not attempt a field goal, grabbed 10 rebounds and fouled out.

Consider, as a case in point, what's happening in Texas, which more and more seems to be where America's political future happens first.

Many intelligent animals can be trained to understand human speech. A good case in point is the pet dog.

Case in point: At a recent sci-fi conference, a woman told me about taking her Volkswagen bus deep into the Oregon forest.

As a case in point, we may see a fresh nationwide enthusiasm for Mao as China marked the centenary of his birth last week.

Let me walk you through a case in point, one that I've been following lately.

An instrument known as "collateralised debt obligations of asset-backed securities" was a case in point.

A good case in point is (can be best provided by) that of. . .

A recent case in point, a few months ago Cisco decided to "retire" the Flip brand of camcorders.

The last week and a half's worth of coverage offers a stunning case in point about media bias in the service of power.

A case in point was the controversy provoked by the agitation for full and immediate payment of the so-called bonus.

To them, the Indian-owned Mehta Group's effort to convert about one-fourth of the Mabira Forest into a sugar plantation is a case in point.

The exploitation of tourism is bound to destroy some and natural resources and scenic areas. Environmental pollution is a case in point.

e. g. A good case in point is that of a businessman who makes money by fair means or foul.

The Herd Behavior of the open-ended funds is just a case in point.

I tell you Tom is selfish. His unwillingness to help his friend is a case in point.

Companies are resuming production (the British arm of Honda is a case in point) and are building up their inventories once again.

A good case in point is the change that took place in state-run factories.

Another case in point is Kuala Lumpur's decision to add a low-cost terminal to help develop AirAsia, the region's biggest budget carrier.

Case in point: a portion of a twisting mountain road in the southern province of Yunnan collapsed a day after opening last month.

"Fierrabras, " one of his ten completed operas, is a case in point.

The zope. testing module, as a case in point, actually provides no mechanism itself for detecting tests at all!

Case in point: A diversified portfolio of U. S. junk bonds yields more than 20% a year.

China is a case in point: far from experiencing a credit crunch, it has more liquidity than it knows what to do with.

Case in point: Family Guy's "Blue Harvest" episode, a Star Wars parody , became so popular that it's been released as a standalone DVD.

Australia's firewall is a case in point, even if it is a clumsy way of enforcing the law.

A case in point is the fudged figures on which Greece's entry into the zone were based in the first place.

For me, a case in point of what the previous reporter asked you was Uzbekistan.

In many cases religious persecution is at the root of mass flights. A case in point is colonial India.

As a market economy and a symbol of trade credit notes in the rise and fall of China is a case in point.

"Four dishes, one soup" is just a case in point.

A case in point can be that computer technology could be used to lower our daily expense.

A case in point is Nancy, who was forever "recommending" to her boyfriends things they should do to better their lives.

A case in point is the Obama administration's refrain that China's rise presents America with a new "Sputnik moment" .

Risk control mechanism set up for a business is very important, I'm talking about a case in point.

The democratic decision to engage in a series of expansionist wars, as sanctioned by the Athenian Assembly, is a similar case in point.

Automated teller machines, though arguably more a technological than financial innovation, are a case in point.

A case in point is the long-standing U. S. embargo on Cuba, imposed in 1960 with the purpose of toppling Fidel Castro.

Go easy, though, because that laughter could get the best of you. Case in point with the number 10 crazy way to die.

Case in point: A mom friend of mine recently went with a fellow mom and their respective 5-year-olds to get frozen yogurt after preschool.

Case in point: Today's epic failure around the distribution of the Windows 7 public beta download.

A case in point is the long held belief that boys are better at mathematics than girls.

that she refused to share her drinks when we were on holiday at the seaside is a case in point.

Former President Nixon's behavior in the face of the Watergate disclosures is a case in point .

An average student can be a top student with additional work. Cathy is a case in point.

A case in point is Honda, a Japanese car company, which closed its assembly lines in Swindon from February to May but reopened them in June.

A case in point are the subsidies and other forms of domestic support to various industries that developed countries are contemplating.

During economic travails, American voters have often punished the party in power, and 1980 was a case in point.

Case in point: South Korea's currency has lost roughly 40 percent against the dollar in just the last six months.

Case in point: the F-22 jet fighter, an aircraft pilots describe as the Ferrari of the air. It costs $140 million apiece.

Case in point: Space shuttle Discovery, as it nears retirement, wears its age with pride.

A case in point was a series of raids in December by Yemeni special forces with American kit backed by American intelligence.

One case in point shows the vital importance of getting clear agreements with your clients before commencing work.

I told you Mark is selfish. His refusal of your requirement is a case in point .

Case in point: The Salt Lake City bid for the 2002 Winter Olympics, which blew the lid off systematic malpractice within the IOC.

Many graduates volunteer to work on the frontier where living condition is hard. Our monitor is a case in point.

A case in point, some say, is Cisco's line of consumer products, whose creators clearly were engineers, not designers.

Kent B. Alexander, senior vice president and general counsel for Emory University and Emory Healthcare, offers a case in point.

Case in point: While reserving a hotel in Chicago last month, I found six different rates for the same room.

The needlessly extended controversy over the New York mosque is a case in point.

A case in point is the connection between the blowholes of whales and dolphins and the nostrils of humans.

I tell you she is selfish. Her unwillingness to help her friend is a case in point.

This month's case in point: the latest scuffle between the NBA's players association and the teams' owners.

Another ideal case in point is that of rowing against current.

The problems of the financial crisis and economic downturn are a case in point.

The treatment of the Manchu Emperor may be taken as a case in point.

Seattle , Washington , was a case in point when the aerospace industry laid off people .

Case in point: When she married for the first time at 50, Esther imagined she would be getting a family along with her husband.

Carelessness often leads to disaster. The bad grade on this messy report is a case in point.

Its expansion of its strategic perimeter in the East and South China seas is a case in point.

The cultural transformation of the poverty-stricken minorities in Yunnan is a case in point.

Last week's party plenum, the annual meeting of the 200 or so senior party members, was a case in point.

The recent treatment of French retailer Carrefour at the hands of Chinese nationalists is a case in point.

The disastrous attempt at an across-the-board price liberalization in 1988 is a good case in point.

Case in point: Even with passage of the lame-duck tax deal, hey still don't know what their tax burden will be two years from now.

Case in point: her much-spoofed hat-throwing moment in the opening credits is a timeless symbol of stylish independence.

The elimination last month of the value-added tax for capital equipment is a case in point, says Mr. Kroeber.

Apparently, the minimalist landscape is a case in point in continuing and developing the tradition.

This article is through the reality case in point, if the event carries on the analysis safely.

A case in point, he notes, is Zimbabwe, where thousands of people have died from a cholera epidemic.

Case in point: The pecs he put on display at a charity soccer match in his native Scotland in August.

Two studies released this year on patterns of sea-level rise in the Indian Ocean are a case in point.

GIS-based study on urban air quality simulation and heath risk assessment come to a case in point in the world.

British recapture of the Malvinas was a case in point.

The recent decision of Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah to allow women to vote in municipal elections is a case in point.

The problems of structured investment vehicles (SIVs) are a case in point.

A case in point is America's United Airlines, which has asked Boeing and Airbus to bid for an order of 150 aircraft.

Tian Tong Yuan, a Beijing suburb that was once nicknamed "Shui Cheng" -- literally, "Sleeping City" -- is a case in point.

Taking of wasting of money, my buying this car is a case in point.

Case in point: Ghana, in West Africa, where most of the northern half of the country lives without lights.

I believe that misconceptions play a large role in shaping history, and the euro crisis is a case in point.

BMW's Mini range is a case in point, as it continues to play a significant role in the Munich group's recent recovery.

The example of the USA, a country with perhaps the leading DIY tape and noise scene in the world, is a case in point.

The lack of broad support for the Global Network Initiative is a case in point.

Some heads of state have decided that it is not. Nigeria is a case in point.

A case in point: The stock market has gained 40% since the Democrats took full control in Jan.

The latest version of the EU rule book, the Lisbon treaty, is a sorry case in point.

A young couple on the village green in Thames Town , taking photographs ahead of their wedding day, provides a case in point .

Accenture, a consulting firm whose staff often work at clients' offices, is a case in point.

GE, whose giant finance arm GE Capital is bigger than many traditional banks, is a case in point.

A case in point is the post of our State Health Department Director.

The recent antitrust finding against Intel, a maker of computer chips, is a case in point.

The Chinese wind farms are a case in point: Beijing allegedly lowered their subsidies to make them eligible for CDM.

A short piece he wrote in the latest edition of Monocle magazine (not freely available online) offers a case in point.

Simon Flint, currency strategist at Nomura, notes that South Korea is a case in point.

His remarks after last week's budget deal were a case in point.

A case in point is Li Yang's 2003 film about Henan coal miners, Blind Shaft, which won awards at several major Western film festivals.

Scott Hamilton Kennedy, a music video and commercial director, is a case in point.

The next case in point is postwar Japan.

The structure of the Sanlu Group, which keeps its headquarters in this gritty industrial city, is a case in point.

One case in point is Apache; in particular, Apache V2. 2 has reorganized its configuration files to be more modular and less monolithic.

Shoppers tend to think that high prices mean high quality. Electrical goods are a case in point.

The sorry tale of UBS's disastrous dealing with subprime securities is a case in point.

The row over US imports of Chinese tyres is an early case in point.

But this is where the issue of priorities comes in. The war in Iraq is a case in point.

A case in point was a student from a school in Ningxia.

Case in point: mechanical refrigerators.

Undoubtedly, as "every coin has its two sides, " . . . A case in point is. . .

Obama's intervention on the so-called "Ground Zero mosque" issue is a case in point.

Golden City, in Boten, just over the border from China in tiny Laos, is a case in point.

Case in point: Dropbox's jobs page has a random cartoon AK-47-wielding T-Rex riding a great white shark.

Japan is a case in point of the shifting political tide in Asia.

Mr. Hammer cites PepsiCo Inc. 's Gemesa cookie business in Mexico as a case in point.

Grain collection in eastern Sichuan, for instance, is a case in point.

There are, of course, exceptions; the rape of the Sabine women is a case in point.

Take its quarterly reporting as a case in point .

"Norwood architect" : "The anti-Syrian" case in point.

Some cite the $450 million stadium built for the 2008 Beijing Olympics as a case in point.

Mr. Reagan's behavior as a movie actor is a case in point.

Other materials, case in point precious stone abrasive don't you need?

A vivid case in point is the prodigious antlers of the bull elk.

United Airlines is a case in point, even after the incident with Dave Carroll.

A good case in point is Obama won the election by the Internet.

The first to provide this kind of printing plate presstek company is also a case in point.

The microbial makeup of our gut is a case in point.

The color ink wash paintings of Zhu Wei are a case in point.

The 150th anniversary of the birth of Gustav Mahler in 2010 was a case in point.

Padre Pio is a striking-- one could say an alarming-- case in point.

Case in point: the way the Japanese think it is perfectly normal to watch live national and local television free on their mobile phones.

Case in point: I typed this article, in my home, on a personal computer.

A case in point is Rumman, the first events and publishing company focused on Saudi Arabia's large youth market.

Case in point, remember my project that took two hours to compile?

The right event at the right time can give a city a lift: Barcelona, host in 1992, is a case in point.

A case in point is the mammoth global derivatives markets.

Education is a case in point, not least in Mr Friedman's homeland.

Our government and people show great concern for the children unable to go to school . The Project of Hope is a case in point.

A case in point is that Singapore, a society featuring trustworthiness and integrity, has a comparatively low criminal rate.

A case in point is the generating capacity of renewables.

This series of maps of land surface temperature anomalies for Northern Hemisphere winter 2009-2010 is a case in point.

Cowen's chapter on appreciating art and music is a case in point.

Another case in point is the New York branch of Daiwa Bank.

A case in point is computer workstations and servers.

Our diplomacy regarding North Korea is a case in point.

The manufacture of television sets is a case in point .

The saga behind next week's stress test release is a case in point.

I'm always ill when I go abroad; what happened on our last holiday is a case in point.

Racial cleansing serves as a case in point to illustrate the lengths some people will go to prove their superiority .

One case in point is credit insurance for non-payment risk.

A case in point is the issue of product quality and food safety.

My daughter likes to wear blue; her new skirt is a case in point.

Case in point: Last December, author Cormac McCarthy's 1950's era Olivetti Lettera 32 portable sold for an astounding $255, 000 at auction.

A deal to buy gas from BG Group's proposed liquefied natural gas plant in Queensland, announced on Wednesday, is a case in point.

Ineos, the chemical giant, is just one case in point.

Japan's vast national bureaucracy is a case in point.

Many animals don't hibernate, the horse is a case in point.

Thursday was a case in point.

The militarization of labour in BolshevikRussia is a case in point.

Steelmakers are a case in point.

Case in point: 67% of the companies that could sell for $500 million or more have founders under 30.

Case in point: Epsilon's and now Sony's (SNE) data breaches.

Li Ming is a nice and helpful boy. A case in point is that he always offers a hand when his friends are in difficulties.

A case in point is Chen Qingkai, who improved world records on eight occasions.

A case in point is Chen Jingkai, who improved world records on eight occasions.

The European Union's Directive on Data Privacy enacted in 1998 is a case in point.

Russian contemporary art is a case in point.

A case in point: Bank of China's US$965m purchase in 2006 of Singapore Aircraft Leasing, the largest such firm in Asia.

The personnel example above is a case in point.

The dispute over imbalances is a case in point.

American Jews are a case in point.

Last week was a case in point.

Hurdles champion Liu Xiang is a case in point.

The Marina Barrage is another case in point.

Mr Li may be a case in point.

Greece is the best case in point.

Gillett's decision-making is a case in point.

A case in point is the acquisition of IBM by Lenovo.

Zhejiang Center Group is a case in point.

China has the world's most remarkable athletes, a case in point is Deng Yaping, who won numerous world titles.

Case in point: aging hipsters in sneakers, skinny jeans and printed Ts on the way to their kids' soccer practice.

A good case in point is the white-tailed deer.

A case in point is Shanghai, population 22 million, which picks a maximum of 30 people for its club team.

A case in point is the world famous star hurdler, Liu Xiang.

A case in point is the US Savings and Loans crisis of the late 1980s and early 1990s.

He drew attention to Iran's nuclear missile programs as a case in point .

The April 1906 earthquake in San Francisco is a case in point.

The manganese smelter at Hengjiang is a case in point .

Professor Frank is a case in point.

The Tata Nano car in India is a case in point.

China's experience is a case in point.

Afghanistan is a case in point.

Portugal is a good case in point.

A case in point will be this Audi RS3 mule which has been spied testing at the Nurburgring for the first time.

town, Oakland, is a case in point.

The Mattel recall is a case in point.

Success lies in diligence. Dr. Nolen is a case in point.

The case in point is that some people were looking for job, but they didn't acquire the much information about their firm.

China's tax system is a case in point.

Many rivers have been badly polluted in China. A case in point is the Huai River.

The water sector is a case in point.

The infamous Smog of London in the 1950s is a case in point.

Dark Hollow Dam is a case in point.

A good case in point is . . .

The group's guide is a case in point.

A case in point is cruise lines.

A good case in point is Peter.

Greece is a case in point.

Well, here's a case in point.

Japan is a case in point.

He is selfish. A case in point is that he even doesn't want to help his brother.

An opposite case in point is that.

I think there are. Kao Kang is a case in point.

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I suspect I am a good case in point for Maggie's research.

Here is a case in point.

A case in point is that if a consumer buys some fake medicine he will inevitably suffer much pain.

Case in point: Executive Vice President Todd Bradley, who led the acquisition of Palm last year.

A case in point is the dude we saw last year hunting with his buddy.

A good case in point is that the Japanese have killed a lot of whales because they like to eat the meat.

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