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Credit for literature courses taken abroad can in most instances be applied to the 40-hour minimum for the English major and to requirements like the concentration and pre-1800 requirements.

Award: Because grants will, in most instances, be supplementary to support provided from the Whitney and Betty MacMillan Center for International and Area Studies at Yale MacMillan Centerr) or outside resources, the usual awards will not exceed $7,000.

"Whereas purely technical or intellectual errors can, in most instances, be corrected, a failure in a critical juncture to show the reasonable human response which any person inevitably expects from another on whom he deeply depends can invalidate years of patient and largely skillful work," he writes.

Though a lease of joint property must be made by the act of all cotenants, if such a lease is made without the cotenant's consent or authority, the lease will in most instances be deemed valid and deemed for the benefit of both joint tenants.

Even when fortunate enough to have that analyst, the cost of man-hours spent interviewing and system uptime to that point would, in most instances, be considerable.

(At this and all performances, the role of New York will, in most instances, be played by Toronto).

The conditions of loan in most instances are along the following lines.

The quality of the Robbins and Balanchine repertory, now brilliantly danced in most instances, is self-evident.

Simulated burn probabilities in most instances were lower than historical, reflecting fire exclusion on many national forests.

"I thought the rehearsals, in most instances, were a lot more sexual and erotic than the performances," he says.

Most instances are benign, like the ads with election themes that come out during presidential campaigns every four years.