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Many other instances may never be uncovered.

More subtle instances may provoke hedging and justification.

So other instances may have occurred that we know nothing about.

But "temporary" in many instances may be taken as a synonym for "forever".

There is little doubt that instant meals mean smaller galleys -- which in turn mean more seats -- and in many instances may require one attendant less.

The underlying structural divisions threatening to tear Iraq apart are still in place, and in some instances may have gotten worse.

Indeed, close observation in some instances may reveal minor alterations in consciousness and behaviour that suggest an organic basis, probably epileptic.

The companies involved suffer little harm to their reputation and, in some instances, may actually win praise from customers who feel their concerns have been acted upon promptly.

Indulging in a bit of pseudoscience in some instances may be relatively innocuous, but the problem is that doing so lowers your defenses against more dangerous delusions that are based on similar confusions and fallacies.

Western diplomats agree that some of the evidence against them looks flimsy, and in some instances may even have been fabricated.Turkey's new chief of the general staff, Isik Kosaner, has hardly uttered a peep.

Such instances may result from transfusion of incompatible blood, from severe burns, from abnormal blood conditions in which the red blood cells are broken down, or from blackwater fever (a complication of malaria).