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[in-stuhns] / ˈɪn stəns /




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For instance, Goldberg noted that delayed drawdown term loans are the biggest piece of CoreWeave’s debt, but those “are largely matched to the specific contracts those facilities are funding.”

From MarketWatch

This is often due to dangers animals face in the wild, including poaching for bushmeat, habitat loss and degradation — in some instances caused by mineral hunting for electronics — as well as disease.

From Los Angeles Times

There are other organizations, at county level, that can provide advice and assistance for people such as yourself who don’t qualify for Medicaid, for instance, but still have modest assets.

From MarketWatch

Janae Porter, a former flight attendant for Air Canada, said there were many instances when the airport was backed up because there weren’t enough wheelchairs.

From The Wall Street Journal

The "you" in this instance are the BBC cameras that have been following Hoy and his family and friends for the past 12 months for the documentary Sir Chris Hoy: Cancer, Courage and Me.

From BBC