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[in-stuhns] / ˈɪn stəns /




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In January, for instance, Christopher Wood, Jefferies’s global head of equity strategy, removed a 10% bitcoin allocation from his model portfolio, citing quantum concerns.

From MarketWatch

Many of these funds offer quarterly liquidity and limit redemptions to 5% of assets, but demand has been double that in some instances.

From MarketWatch

A passage in which an argument erupts over which nearby shop sells the best donuts, for instance, descends into absurdity when Mr. Eddy suddenly rises from his state of near-unconsciousness to offer his opinion.

From The Wall Street Journal

And although her father just might have been right in this instance, Clare was growing very tired of that old badger’s influence.

From Literature

Supporters of the scheme point out, however, that small businesses may be less likely to employ a disabled person if they have to spend money upfront on special desks or chairs, for instance.

From BBC