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instance

[in-stuhns] / ˈɪn stəns /




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“The document has undergone substantial modifications and contains significant deletions of information that, in some instances, alter the conclusions originally presented.”

From Los Angeles Times

"For instance, is there a strategic timing of a person's blinks so they would not miss out on what is being said?"

From Science Daily

“Wait times for callbacks remain over an hour, and more than a quarter of callers are not being served — by getting disconnected or never receiving a callback, for instance.”

From MarketWatch

Anderson winning for “One Battle After Another” would not be a “makeup” victory but that rare instance of justice arriving via a career-highlight film.

From Los Angeles Times

Not all instances of rebellion are so obviously political.

From Los Angeles Times