1.   Recession -- well, the classic definition of recession as quoted by John Major in Washington, is two successive quarters of reduction in production.

2.   For all he signified, Shakur fits the classic definition of tragedy, where a character is undone by a tragic flaw.

3.   I could be wrong, but that sounds like the classic definition of nepotism.

4.   If the Central Texas economy may not fit the classic definition of a recession, it still feels like one.

5.   If the decline continues for another quarter, it would fit the classic definition of a recession.

6.   Not the classic definition of two-way hockey.

7.   That is the classic definition of a corner, something that is supposed to be illegal and impossible under securities laws.

8.   The classic definition of a recession is two consecutive quarters of negative growth.

9.   The classic definition of a recession is two consecutive quarters of negative economic growth.

10.   The classic definition of the Person of the Year is the person who most affected events, for better or for worse.