To say that an instance of some pattern "reproduces" previous instances is to say that, if the previous instance had been different, the current instance would be correspondingly different.
"There haven't been many popes to resign, but in the previous instances the popes did not live long after abdicating," said Alistair Sear, a priest and church historian.
What made the failure to turn over notes of the meeting different from the previous instances of withholding evidence, a senior department official said, was that it was discovered in February, after the trial was over.
Our study lasted for three years, during which we deployed three consecutive instances of the course, each featuring improvements based on student feedback from the previous instances.
Unlike the previous instances of renewable trade protectionism, Section 201 cases do not require a determination of unfair trade.
But state law allows an exception in rare cases if the previous instances show a longstanding pattern of behavior.
After that, it deactivates and removes the previous instances.
The reopening of the case may bring to the surface previous instances of fraud that were hitherto hidden or investigated.
In the previous two instances, the top defense won -- rather famously so.
In June, Lord Cullen's report into the crash listed a catalogue of management failures by Railtrack and criticised it for not acting after previous instances of signals passed at danger in the Paddington area before the collision.
The Japanese case echoed a previous instance in Australia where, effectively, the autocomplete algorithm was judged to be guilty of libel after it suggested the word "bankrupt" be appended to a doctor's name.
