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occasion

[uh-key-zhuhn] / əˈkeɪ ʒən /






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Celtic have only ever lost five games in a row on two occasions in the club's history, most recently in 1953 under McGrory.

From BBC

The scenario became reality on three occasions, but rather than falter, Hoy, the last to ride, responded with a world record of his own to take gold.

From BBC

Ms Davies, who has been working in marketing for more than 10 years, describes one occasion where a hiring manager asked for her availability for an interview, and after she replied, she never heard back.

From BBC

On occasion, if I’m not disguised well enough.

From Los Angeles Times

For millions of Americans, Jan. 1 won’t be an occasion to celebrate the coming of the new year.

From Los Angeles Times