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To see its implausibility, consider this instance: 'If everything is necessarily a product of the big bang, then necessarily everything is a product of the big bang'.

Consider this instance: For a book I am planning on the future of General Motors, I learned something I might never have discerned from surfing the web up to my nose.

Of course, without type-theoretical constraints, given (λ-conv) and classical logic (CL), paradoxes such as Russell's immediately follow (to see this, consider this instance of (λ-conv): [λx ~x x)]([λx ~x x)]) ↔ ~[λx ~x x)]([λx ~x x)])).

Many Sikhs consider this an instance of genocide, and it is largely thanks to Singh's work as an Ontario MPP that the province there recognizes it as such as well.

The forecast model also presents a vote range or confidence interval for each candidate, something that is especially important to consider in this instance because of the volatility in the polls.

Renetta, who still hopes that someone will accept responsibility for Christopher's death, considered this another instance of a politician knowing when to use "nice little phrases".

For instance, consider this gem from Saturday Night Live's Andy Samberg's "J*zz in my pants," which finds its way to the Hulu homepage "popular" section on occasion.

For instance, consider this blatant taboo against boxed wine: A piece of advice from an ABC News article suggests that "[t[o cut back on wine costs … head for the much cheaper boxed wine" and simply "hide the evidence" by pouring the wine into a vase and presenting that with your meal.

For instance, consider this title card from the beginning of the lyric video.

Consider this commenter's points for instance from a previous post on Dublin.

In a case study of a particular district in India, Mehta (2007) has shown that scarcities of water must be understood with reference to local histories of human activity, and that the range of remedies considered feasible in this instance, a contentious major dam project being actively promoted by the World Bank may be defined by alliances of powerful domestic and external actors.