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The phrase "a previous instance of program" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "a previous instance of a program" or "a previous program instance" for clarity and grammatical accuracy.
Example: "In our analysis, we found a previous instance of a program that successfully addressed similar issues."
Alternatives: "an earlier occurrence of a program" or "a prior example of a program."
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A public records search by The New York Times also uncovered no previous instance of any arrest.
Arnold Friedman, we find out, was certainly a pedophile — there were previous instances of molestation that he admitted to.
Media coverage of the issue noted that tainted supplements have played a part in some previous instances of bans.
A CDC spokesman said he did not know of previous instances of unintentional exposure.
Unlike the previous instances of renewable trade protectionism, Section 201 cases do not require a determination of unfair trade.
Ohio State has faced previous instances of questionable academic conduct.
A previous evaluation of the program from researchers in 2009-2010 yielded similarly promising results.
The new buyback program comes after the expiration of a previous $40 billion program that is set to expire on September 2013.
In this work, we present a novel technique to find approximate minimum energy configurations for thin elastic bodies using an instance of dynamic programming called the Viterbi algorithm.
There have been a few instances of the program freezing while retrieving a Web page.
Audit of previous instances allows a refinement of response to ensure efficient and timely treatment.
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