1.   Another predictive example involves the benefits accrued to political incumbents in contesting future elections.

2.   Perhaps the most bizarre example involves Bill Hoskins, a masters student in exploratory physics.

3.   The most outrageous examples involve force-feeding massive doses of sugar substitutes to white laboratory mice, who eventually grew tumors.

4.   A good example involves a contribution by Aaron and McGuire.

5.   All these examples involve the first sub-maxim of Quantity, which appears to be the important one, in which the provision of full information is enjoined.

6.   An even better example involves the English groups Portishead and Tricky, each of which released a song that samples the same Isaac Hayes melody.

7.   An example of this involves a resident identified in the court decision as Stanley B., a tobacco smoker who had sometimes burned holes in his clothing.

8.   Another example involves software Intel is testing for distributing computer-based training files to its employees.

9.   A frequent example involves hiding the true source of a negative campaign mailer.

10.   A second example involves income taxes.