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It turns out the point was seemingly to get an injunction that would then be submitted to Google (or, in one instance, to Yelp): Google and similar companies have a policy of removing or deindexing material once a court has found it to be defamatory, so all that's necessary is to have an apparently real defendant, who would then purportedly stipulate to the entry of a real injunction.

The presence of ductal (or, in one instance, lobular) carcinoma in situ was correlated weakly with good outcome (P=0.03) and, while this association failed to reach statistical significance for either arm of the trial, on its own, it was stronger for the subgroup which had not received adjuvant tamoxifen.

And critics of the Kremlin are jailed, pushed out of elections or, in one instance, mysteriously poisoned.

It was hardly surprising that the latter's most promising attempts should come either from fairly long range or, in one instance, by accident rather than design.

They hovered in a menacing manner, traveled at impossible speeds and vanished into the netherworld, or, in one instance, a hedge in Cornwall.

A handful of defense witnesses testified that they had seen or talked with Shirley Russell hours or, in one instance, weeks after her disappearance.

Several works focus on the fragile nature of an unfiltered water supply, attempting to illustrate or -- in one instance -- replicate how marshes, bogs, and the rushing tumble of fast-moving streams naturally filter impurities and potentially harmful bacteria.

If we issue a refund or credit in one instance, we are under no obligation to issue the same refund or credit in the future.

In recent weeks, several of the flyers have been torn down or defaced — in one instance, with a derogatory reference to Al Gore.

Treatment was paid for by the referring body, which could be an insurance company, a local authority, the person's employer, or - in one instance - the participant himself/herself.

Molecular markers were grouped using a maximum recombination frequency of 0.25 and a LOD (logarithm of odds ratio) threshold of 4, 5, or 6 (in one instance the use of a LOD threshold of 6 was necessary to separate linkage groups).