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The others wrestle awkwardly with language, and "reasons" is filled with instances of misinterpreted words and of people groping for mots justes that never arrive.

History is filled with instances of presidents who played too grand a hand in the flush of victory, and paid a price for it.

This Evans no longer seemed like a diva in spandex bike shorts, his previous Tour de France history filled with instances of falling down and falling short.

Mr. Campbell's testimony was filled with instances of the uncompromising approach that caused even senior cabinet ministers to treat him with care.

Directed with genius by Tamas Ascher, this inventively visceral interpretation is filled with instances of physical contact in which affection and anger, attraction and repulsion seem to exist in uneasy simultaneity.

Indeed, tunneling history is filled with instances in which a sudden encounter with unanticipated conditions caused long stoppages for changes in construction methods, in design, or in both, with resulting great increases in cost and time.

It's a uniquely aggressive act for Rios, but the books are filled with other instances of internalized homophobia erupting in violent crimes that gay men perpetrate against one another.

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Figure  1e illustrates representative examples of three sets producing different success rates (33, 50 and 100%%) for test trials (filled circles) with instances of interleaving control trial sequences (open triangles).

The green site displays photo shoots by eBay showing the products in a room — a shot of a kitchen, for instance, filled with products for sale.

A Double Gulp filled with Coca-Cola, for instance, has about 600 calories — almost 25 percent of the recommended caloric intake for a 30-year-old, 160-pound man who exercises regularly.