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Meanings of classic example in English

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Usage of classic example in English
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It's a classic example of unpaid labor, with men free-­riding the benefits.
Wired
2
This is a classic example of William Goldman's Nobody Knows Anything syndrome.
The Irish Times
3
Boston is a classic example of inequality's role in undermining economic mobility.
Wired
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Well the classic example rolled out by experts is the 'networked fridge'.
The Guardian
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Action is what we like and the lagoon is a classic example.
Radio NZ
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This is a classic example of doing something just because you can.
Wired
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The film is scrappy but passionate, a classic example of agit-prop cinema.
The Guardian
8
The NF1 gene is a classic example for a tumour suppressor gene.
Pubmed
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He's a classic example of the outsider-somebodywho's only accountable to himself.
Further adventures
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However, this appears to be a classic example of parallel evolution.
Wired
11
The classic example of this, perhaps, is quite literally the atmosphere.
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes and The Memoirs of Sherlock Ho...
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This game is therefore a classic example of the proverbial six-pointer.
The South African
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The tobacco sector is a classic example of that, says Crowe.
The Irish Times
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It's a classic example of that familiar saying: You couldn't make it up.
Wired
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The United Nations has denounced it as a classic example of ethnic cleansing.
Reuters
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Hunting submarines was a classic example of technological competition and escalation.
One minute to midnight: kennedy, khrushchev, and castro on the b...
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