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instant

[in-stuhnt] / ˈɪn stənt /




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“They thought I was just a car model or something,” said Vera, who reports that men’s demeanors change the instant she starts talking about her car.

From Los Angeles Times

"Face‑to‑face consultations, regular check‑ins, and instant support if patients need to talk about side effects."

From BBC

O’Brien also noted the hole left by Reiner’s death when it came to celebrity political activism, saying “to have that voice go quiet in an instant is still hard for me to comprehend.”

From Salon

There are devices and services that allow family members to keep tabs on their loved ones remotely and receive instant notifications if something goes wrong.

From The Wall Street Journal

"That's what we are trying to do. The instant reaction, first of all, is pain, and after that is 'OK, what can I do about it?' And that's it," Arteta said.

From BBC