"I know of one other example in the Bundesliga where this actually happened," writes Paddy Schwind.
In at least one other example, a witness described on Facebook her intense feelings toward Tsarnaev -- though they were less complimentary.
Apparently, there was only one other example in the Park, and no one had ever noticed either of them until Chaya came along.
And to give one other example: in Burnley, because of these shortlists, Shahid Malik - a member of Labour's national executive committee - already looks like missing out in the next general election.
But keep in mind, just to give one other example - as a percentage of gross domestic product, we are reducing non-defence discretionary spending to its lowest level since the '60s - lower than it was under Reagan, lower than it was under Clinton, lower than it was under Bush - or both Bushes.
We are aware of only one other example in which a single song or song motif is used by birds in such a specific context.
‡ The distribution of bond lengths from the 118 X-ray crystal structures in the CSD shows only one other example is known where the elongated axis from the Jahn Teller distortion is across the macrocyclic ring, see Fig. 3.
One other example cited in the Times article: Julie Williams, chief counsel for the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency -- "and a major friend of the banks for years" -- has been forced out of the OCC by its new boss and is joining Promontory Financial Group, "a classic Washington creature that is a private sector mirror image of a regulatory body".
Let me take one other example.
A number of previous studies investigating international student cohorts have consisted of students mainly from one other continent, for example in Australian studies where the international student body is predominantly Asian in origin [ 1, 2].
But if a substantial error is present in one, physiologically plausible example, other possibilities would be comparably imperilled.
