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poster child

NOUN
perfect representative of something
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“Poland should be the poster child of the European convergence machine,” he added, referring to the EU’s push to help developing economies catch up to their higher-income peers.

From The Wall Street Journal

Blue Owl has become the poster child for the market’s concerns about private credit, but Oppenheimer sees no major problems in the business.

From Barron's

Cormier has featured heavily in the media coverage of the cluster, becoming a kind of poster child for the mystery disease.

From BBC

Intel’s stock hasn’t exactly been a poster child for the artificial-intelligence trade, but Wednesday’s stock action suggests that might be changing.

From MarketWatch

Zagreb Advent, as the capital's Christmas markets and events are collectively known, is the poster child for this approach, with billboards in neighbouring countries urging people to attend.

From BBC