Nevertheless, even these were rarely instances of what he simplistically calls "interfaith collaboration".
Brancusi's mature works count as early -- if not the earliest -- instances of what Judd would later call "specific objects".
Note that all data (five instances of what data and whom data) were made available to subjects before deciding.
This new insight shows that sharp downturns are not exceptions to the historical rule, but rather extreme instances of what occurs all the time.
It was unclear whether the government was conducting one sweeping investigation or looking into various smaller instances of what they suspected was insider trading.
In all the scuffling, Angel creates the Sawtooth Range and the geysers of Yellowstone, a couple of Montana-size instances of what an economist might call unintended consequences.
The suit describes numerous instances of what looks like brazen borrower fraud, including the listing on loan applications of fictitious employers.
In January, after the longest investigation in its history, the council found several instances of what it said was unprofessional conduct by Dr. Wakefield.
Underwood also listed several smaller instances of what she called "self-dealing," meaning Trump using foundation money to help his businesses.
The Washington Post: We've seen in the past few months various instances of what seems to be provocative behavior by Russia.
In Germany, for instance, church officials have documented nearly 1,000 instances of what they say is discrimination against their members.
