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instances

verb as in name

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There was widespread disorder across Edinburgh on Bonfire Night - missiles were thrown at police in Gilmerton and Sighthill and there was two instances of attacks on firefighters in the city.

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"No solution is perfect and there may be instances where the outcomes of this review are tested in the future, so we will review these principles and processes along with our other awards rules every year."

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While most of the approaches were made by a female researcher, in a couple of instances a male researcher made a request for help, as the scheme applies to anyone feeling unsafe.

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Voters told him during the campaign that they didn’t feel comfortable walking down the sidewalks, and in some instances, seeing open drug use, he said.

And, crucially, he would employ the 'drop-punt', a technique predominately used in Aussie Rules football, and until this point only in very specific instances in American football, where the ball tended to be punted so that it turned end-over-end.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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