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• The organisations claim fraudsters are targeting properties belonging to both individuals and companies, in some instances using forged documents.
• The poems which I have instanced are concrete and relatively glaring examples of the intangible difference which the change of language made in Rilke's visions.
• A castle on the eastern edge of the island spawns a new instance whenever a party of players enters.
• As soon as the first player enters (spawns) a new instance, it appears that the loottable is somehow chosen.
• The instance is created for the group that enters it.
• Beating a difficult instance becomes second nature after running through it…a few times, with good leaders knowing exactly what to do and how to co-ordinate member actions.
• For example, when a team of five players enters the Sunken Temple instance in World of Warcraft, they will battle many monsters, but they will not encounter other players even though several teams of players may be experiencing the Sunken Temple at the same time.
• As long as the most difficult instance you've tried is Gnomeregan, you're never going to be credible talking about 'difficult encounters'.
• The reason that I gather he is mad, Besides this present instance of his rage, Is a mad tale he told to day at dinner [...].
• I know one very well alied, to whom, at the instance of a brother of his, I spake to that purpose.
• If you choose to drink again the best way to avoid another instance of withdrawal is to avoid drinking two days in a row.
• One's own death is an 'accidental' event, simply another instance of the general rule that human beings die.
• sometimes we love those that are absent, saith Philostratus, and gives instance in his friend Athenodorus, that loved a maid at Corinth whom he never saw[...]
• most remarkable instances of suffering
• These seem as if, in the time of Edward I., they were drawn up into the form of a law, in the first instance.
• The instances that second marriage move / Are base respects of thrift, but none of love.
• It sends some precious instance of itself/ After the thing it loves. Hamlet IV. v. ca. 1602
• [...]undertook at her instance to restore them.