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The prototypical TV docudrama is a salacious, slapdash affair—a ’90s Lifetime movie, maybe, about a famous woman’s scandalous life.

For GameStop, the prototypical “meme stock” on Wall Street, the new attention and cash meant it faced pressure to reveal how it planned to update its business to compete in a digital economy.

The decline of Salesforce, Adobe and Oracle’s prototypical data management solutions bear this out.

The nautilus is the prototypical animal in the Mesophotic Zone.

At 6 foot 5 and 215 pounds, Glass is the size of a prototypical NFL quarterback and is considered a sleeper ahead of the 2022 draft.

Feminist pioneer Marlo Thomas, who played the perky and prototypical good girl Ann Marie on That Girl, wants you to be yourself.

They were almost the prototypical Republican voters: Older, white, professional, and highly civically engaged.

Here we meet a prototypical Balzac character: the gifted, flawed, striving provincial Eugène de Rastignac.

Her daughter, my grandmother, was a prototypical 50s housewife and a woman of amazing talents.

The prototypical example of this is the U.S. posture along the DMZ between South Korea and North Korea.

There is a prototypical plan, an ideal pattern, which imposes a precise position upon each atom of the tissue.

Under the expectations of literacy, a prototypical family life was to be expected from all.

As the prototypical example of land-art, this lattice of lightning rods covers an area of one mile by one kilometer.