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Unlike at the close of the World Wars, there will not be any instruments of surrender or peace treaties.
The Supreme Administrative Court said in a statement, "It's illogical for any instruments of the regime to remain, now that the regime itself has fallen".
I didn't have any instruments, of course, so it was hard to tell how far we rolled, but my impression was that the left wing dipped at least 45 degrees below horizontal.
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One option could be, for example, to resort to a dictionary definition, with the Oxford English Dictionary (OED) offering: "any instrument of manual operation", where instrument is defined as an "object used for a given purpose".
The doctor-patient relationship is founded on trust, and any instrument of paternalistic interference not only compromises the relationship but also can erode faith in the profession.
(iii FNMA security means an obligation, participation, or any instrument of or issued by, or fully guaranteed as to principal and interest by, the Federal National Mortgage Association.
(iv GNMA security means an obligation, participation, or any instrument of or issued by, or fully guaranteed as to principal and interest by, the Government National Mortgage Association.
Ethnologists frequently refer to any instrument of this class as a trumpet; but when they are made of or derived from animal horns, they are also often known as horns.
Councilman Hart, expressed pleasure that the station was not being used any longer as "an instrument of torture".
Before FCC action on any application for an instrument of authorization, any person may file informal objections to the grant.
To be sure, some analysts concluded that war had become so ruinous that it had lost any utility as an instrument of policy.
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