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[in-stuhns] / ˈɪn stəns /




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Star goalie Aerin Frankel had been a brick wall—in the rare instances that a puck had actually made it anywhere in the vicinity of the net.

From The Wall Street Journal

He admired the spirit of liberty, for instance, yet opposed the French Revolution and supported Napoleon, believing that ensuing populist disorder would then, as it turned out, require autocracy.

From Los Angeles Times

Chief Executive Josh Simon said in an interview that, in certain instances, speed is more important than cost.

From The Wall Street Journal

For instance, Anthropic wrote in a recent statement: “Our view is this is a moment to move quickly — to empower defenders and secure as much code as possible while the window exists.”

From MarketWatch

This turned into a situation where some cruisers stood to profit, similar to instances when airlines have more passengers than seats available and offer incentives to travelers to take a later flight.

From MarketWatch