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occasion

[uh-key-zhuhn] / əˈkeɪ ʒən /






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When Deffand was asked to contribute her letters to Voltaire to a posthumous edition of his correspondence, she refused; she did not want to give posterity “any occasion for myself to be spoken of.”

From The Wall Street Journal

On occasion, Andrew Tate, a popular British biracial social media personality, has joined them for discussions.

From Salon

On several occasions, the BBC contacted the home affairs department, which handles immigration issues in South Africa, to find out how it is tackling the issue of statelessness but got no reply.

From BBC

The company has only done so on one occasion, a dividend of 10 cents a share in 1967.

From The Wall Street Journal

He also represented England on 118 occasions and helped them win three Six Nations championships.

From BBC