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For instance, two animals with particular features, can have a baby with very special ones.

For instance, GLP-1s seem to lower molecules associated with inflammation, which is known to increase cardiovascular risk.

Well, for instance, if a show is number one on late night and it also gets canceled.

Couscous, for instance, is really good for 30 seconds to reheat in a microwave.

So, for instance, if I try this trick right here.

For salmon for instance, I like it when it's cooked like this because you don't have dryness of the crust.

In Switzerland and the UK, for instance, that number will go up by 30%, the biggest increase globally.

I think that if for instance, he had to kill to protect somebody's life, he would he would probably do that.

So for instance, when you go into state of flow, for example, some people do it when they fly fish, long distance running or rowing.

In 1679, for instance, patrons of Garraway’s coffeehouse had the pleasure of watching Robert Hooke, the scientist who coined the term “cell,” publicly dissect a porpoise.

In Australia, for instance, researchers followed the clues in an ancient Indigenous Dreamtime legend, which recounts a star falling into a waterhole, to locate a previously uncharted meteor impact site.

A single Clark's nutcracker, for instance, is thought to scatter some 30,000 pine nuts across more than 2,000 cache sites, which it can recover more than nine months later.

For instance, instead of diesel, cargo ships could be fueled with ammonia — yeah, the stuff in cat pee — a colorless, renewable fuel that packs ten times more energy than the best batteries.

RICHARD RUSSO: "If, for instance, you were to head up Route 29, not just north but also west, into those same Adirondacks, what you would find is a place called Stone Mountain."