Since all writers are, in the first instance, readers, too, even the most anxious among them have to cheer when a small city throws a big party for one of the best.
In the same way that we are compelled to accept Ameghino's references to primates and equids among names for unrelated, endemic South American mammals, supraordinal taxa similarly deserve recognition based in the first instance on priority, even if this involves questionable orthography and/or etymology.
In the first instance, you don't even have to rely on static images.
First, from both a theoretical and practical perspective, it raises questions as to whether children can actually constitute capable guardians in these types of crimes, and whether in fact, this is a key consideration in perpetrator decision-making, even in the first instance of abuse.
Having lived through both, albeit as a small child in the first instance, the JFK assassination was an even bigger event than 9/11.
Many products aren't even accurately labeled in the first instance, and there's little oversight of additives that are found in a wide array of products.
Perhaps in the first instance, we should all challenge our preconceptions about the places, the situations, the morality, even the language of corruption.
And then you also have to decide whether it's worth negotiating in the first instance - whether, [given] how your ward would view the issue, it's not even worth negotiating in the first instance.
Even these limited powers were rarely used independently, since both houses were appointed in the first instance by the government and later renewed by co-option.
