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

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.

An exhaustive government survey of rape and domestic violence released on Wednesday affirmed that sexual violence against women remains endemic in the United States and in some instances may be far more common than previously thought.

Furthermore, the memory requirements needed by the algorithm when solving those instances may be so high that the available memory may not be enough.

But in a complicated world of difficult choices, allowing for the necessity of violence in rare instances may be difficult to avoid.

This means that compensation effects arising from the packing of multiple HBS instances may be critical for the competition between one-point and multiple-point HBSs.

There are exceptions: video "genre preferences," for instance, may be disclosed for marketing purposes.

No other cases have been reported, and the instance may be isolated, officials said.

A poem about rain, for instance, may be presented in the form of a water droplet.

A Web site, for instance, may be devoted to a single product.

Qualifying for mortgages, for instance, may be more problematic this year for buyers in all price ranges.