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The phrase "any special case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when inquiring about specific exceptions or unique situations in a given context.
Example: "Are there any special cases we need to consider before making our final decision?"
Alternatives: "any specific instance" or "any unique situation".
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If that movement had succeeded then you wouldn't have to make any special case to play Stockhausen's Klavierstücke.
In fact, until now no simple formula analogous to (1.14) is known for ζ ( 2 n + 1 ) or even for any special case such as ζ ( 3 ).
In summary, we should emphasize that overlapping genes do not present any special case in regard to mechanisms of evolution.
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The adjusted data take into account any special cases where the origin destination patterns do not match the overall patterns.
Within that framework, clinical or site-specific constraints may be added for how control is provided (Table 3), which is via insulin and nutrition control in this study with insulin delivered primarily via bolus delivery, and any special cases or rules (Table 4).
Therefore, equation (3) must, by definition, overrule any special-case function (e.g., equations 1 and 4) because it is a generalized hydrodynamics-based model; any value of ψ (≥1) is justified if it is a consequence of f (U).
The use of computers in education has not been a special case any longer but becomes a primary component of language learning and language use (Warschauer 1999).
Banking is a special case.
Mecca is a special case.
Japan is a special case.
Sanchez presents a special case.
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