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Pier tables, for instance, are likely to have flattened ball feet, round veneered columns with ormolu capitals and bases, and applied ormolu mounts in the French style.

The families of uniformed personnel, for instance, are likely to fare far better than others simply because so much money has been specifically raised on their behalf.

Both leaching and breakdown, for instance, are likely to depend on the soil (claylike or sandy, acid or alkaline) and how much it rains.

Federal prosecutors, for instance, are likely to call several survivors of the bombings, who will relive for the jury the smoky carnage they experienced firsthand.

Older people, for instance, are likely to spend more on medical care and domestic services, such as those of gardeners and cleaners, that have risen sharply in price.

Polls that come out after a convention, for instance, are likely to be compared for their estimate of a convention bounce, but if one polling company did its calling during the convention and another just a day or two afterward they may show different results.

What these companies mostly have in common is size; airlines, for instance, are likelier to receive a handout than the waiters and cabdrivers thrown out of work in the travel downturn.

Telegrams, for instance, were likely to be terse, if only for financial reasons.

Mr. Thompson, for instance, is likely to consider other options, including another run for mayor in 2013.

That suspension, for instance, is likely to be hampering the company's activities in the Gulf of Mexico.

Tasmania's agriculture, for instance, is likely to improve even as farming degrades elsewhere.