"These latest, sudden changes in opinion are classic examples of caving in to political pressure, " Tim Wildmon, president of the American Family Association, said in a statement.
Storms such as Hurricane Alma (1966), Hurricane Agnes (1972), Hurricane Belle (1976), and Hurricane Bob (1991) are classic examples of storms that formed in close proximity to the United States.
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The classic examples of this traditional minority-majority engagement are the black civil rights movement in the US in the 1960s and the labor movements in the West throughout the 20th century.
The watches pictured in the book are some of the finest in the world, examples of what the cult-classic chronographs of the 1960s and 1970s should look like.
In New York City, across all five boroughs, one can still find many examples of classic, old school diners that, while not always dirt-cheap, provide a satisfying, comforting culinary experience that is still less expensive than many other restaurants in this venerable gastronomic city.
Rather than attempt an elaborated description of these effects, two classic examples might be more illustrative: cars and computers.
The textile firms in the north that have spent much of the past year bleating for protection are classic examples.
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Classic examples include a report by Nick Witney, a former head of the EU's defence procurement agency, pointing out that the problem with the EU is not that its member countries spend small sums on defence.
Canadian banks, none of which was ever in serious trouble, were classic examples.
Not wanting to miss out on this online phenomenon and eager to showcase some new talent, CNN's Spirit of asked readers to come up with their own examples of the form based on a "flash fiction" classic from Ernest Hemingway.
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