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Still, the BBC does very well out of these transatlantic deals and Corden and Jones are set to earn £5m if this latest instance is a success.

In this latest instance Mr. Gervais, the veteran Golden Globes host and creator and star of comedies like "The Office" and "Extras," is standing up for a new series, "Derek," that has potential viewers concerned that it may be making fun of disabled people, BBC News reported.

Mr. Kerry held a 45-minute telephone conference call on Sunday to discuss the firing with aides, many of whom had been hired by Mr. Jordan and who were described by participants in the meeting as distraught and unsettled by this latest instance of turmoil in the Kerry campaign.

Were it not for Mr. Ghesquiere's fame and Mr. Wong's obscurity -- were it not, indeed, for the recent examples of plagiarism in publishing and the continuing debate in the music and art worlds about sampling and ownership -- this latest instance of copying might not merit special attention.

In this latest instance, the tapes allegedly include a 90-minute conversation between Mayor John Gural of Palmyra and George Norcross III, a Democratic power broker from South Jersey, in which the mayor -- who secretly recorded the discussion -- was urged by Mr. Norcross to fire a politically wayward employee.

But again, in this latest instance, developers who received the rogue emails tell TechCrunch that both Apple's iTunes Connect and Developer Portal services functioned as usual.

This is the latest instance of JPMorgan drawing censure for not doing enough to prevent money laundering.

This is the latest instance of Washington dangling the Iranian menace to persist in its disastrous course in Iraq, starting with its illegal invasion of the country on false pretences.

Sveum's hiring was the latest instance this off-season in which the Cubs and the Red Sox basically bumped into each other as they sought new managers.

Glaser says he admires Apple and likes Jobs, but contends that this is simply the latest instance of the company's tendency, once again, to sacrifice commercial logic in the name of "ideology".

This is only the latest instance where we have to pick privacy or convenience.