We do know that advanced paternal age, in rare instances, has been linked to some genetic disorders.
The gist of these e-mails is that the wrong party — an aggrieved consumer, in most instances — has prevailed.
Each of those instances has the same characteristics: Mr. Fastow is guaranteed millions of dollars, while assuming virtually no risk and investing little of his own capital.
Current bigotry against asylum seekers, it's chilling to discover, closely mimics prewar anti-Jewish sentiments, and in both instances has been legitimised by British immigration policy.
Whiplash, in many instances, has become a racket in which too many outfits – claim management firms, repair garages and car rental firms, not just lawyers – have an interest.
But none of those instances has involved such a big river, such a big dam, and such a heavily populated region.
The Rhodes, in many instances, has encouraged modern jazz artists to hear and imagine in new ways, and this is to be welcomed.
It appears that in only two instances has a recording label licensed a large portion of its catalog to a start-up for on-demand sale to consumers.
Military violence has flared on two occasions in the region and in both instances has involved Argentina and the United Kingdom.
Investigators have begun to focus on hawalas, the informal remittance system used in much of the Arab world that has in some instances has been exploited to provide financing for Al Qaeda.
It is a pattern that in many instances has prompted calls for a review by federal authorities and accusations that state prosecutors work too closely with the police to effectively investigate and prosecute such shootings.
