Instances have been rare, and it's never been tried for a film like Suffragette.
DAVID REMNICK: By all accounts, including in the Israeli newspaper Ha'aretz, those instances have been nearly totally absent, in fact.
Many instances have been cited of well-defined and consistent errors in visual estimates under special conditions.
Although these instances have been relatively few and far between, they have nevertheless been vocal, detracting from the real issues at hand.
"Students are coming to campuses today with mental-health challenges that in some instances have been diagnosed and in some instances have not.
Evidence shows that the security forces have done nothing to prevent this and, in many instances, have been complicit in the violence.
While enriching the community with their presence, they have brought with them the manners and mores of their native lands which in rare instances have been at variance with those of their adoptive land".
Few instances have been as notable as one on Tuesday, when about three hours after Anthony D. Weiner's news conference, The Times had written and published an editorial calling for him to remove himself from New York City's mayoral race.
"Nearly two years after the '25th January Revolution,' " it went on, "many believe that police officials suspected of serious human rights violations remain in positions where they could repeat them, or in some instances, have been promoted".
Instances have been known of young people passing many, many months successively, without being at any ball of any description, and no material injury accrue either to body or mind; but when a beginning is made – when the felicities of rapid motion have once been, though slightly, felt – it must be a very heavy set that does not ask for more.
The test instances have been taken from the COST 256 project, see[18].
