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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a case in that" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to a specific instance or example related to a previous statement.
Example: "There is a case in that the evidence presented supports the defendant's claim."
Alternatives: "an instance where" or "a situation in which".
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Noting that Congress is debating such legislation -- considered a critical question, given the nation's weak economy -- Sotomayor demurred, predicting that a case in that arena probably would come to the courts soon.
Instead of digging through countless options for a case in that one particular shade of puce, why not make one instead?
"When I'm dealing with a case in that state and ask them for help, I don't get it," he said.
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"If ever there was a case in which that right should not be curtailed it is surely this case.
Hitler is an extreme case in that he built bunkers almost anywhere he spent more than a few days during the second world war.
There could hardly be a case in which that risk was likelier.
Simon told me about a case in Belgium that received a lot of publicity in medical journals and newspapers.
He was so outraged about a case in 1996 that he successfully championed the ouster of a criminal court judge.
As a case in point, that cyan ink doubles as a recurring motif of Asterios's intellectual and aesthetic rigidity.
She said the International Court of Justice had dealt with previous standoffs including a case in 1950 that involved Columbia and Peru.
This was in retaliation to a case in Hawaii that sought to recognize same-sex couples.
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