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Meanings of certain circumstances in English

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Usage of certain circumstances in English
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However, the survey of daily use reveals benefit only in certain circumstances.
Pubmed
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Moreover, Dodaro said, the Federal Reserve could step in under certain circumstances.
Reuters
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He also said Tronox could renew several other claims under certain circumstances.
Reuters
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In certain circumstances, internalized receptors are able to continue signaling after endocytosis.
Pubmed
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He'll probably use Comic Sans without realising it's wrong in certain circumstances.
The Guardian
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Under certain circumstances, HMRC has the discretion to extend these time limits.
The South African
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Garda officers are exempt from observing the speed limits in certain circumstances.
The Irish Times
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In certain circumstances I might have to rely on a press release.
The Guardian
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But it's only in certain circumstances that you become aware of it.
Underground
10
Under certain circumstances, typing into the Omnibox causes the browser to close.
Wired
11
Well, basically a landlord can evict a tenant only under certain circumstances.
An ordinary decent criminal
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He is half Japanese, and under certain circumstances, totally respectful of authority.
Snow Crash
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The great man is he who anticipates the outcome of certain circumstances.
The Physiology of Marriage, Part 1
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Under certain circumstances, the smallest things will have the most powerful effect.
The Wandering Jew — Volume 09
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Under certain circumstances the vassal was also compelled to make money payments.
Early European History
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Under certain circumstances being bored to death might be the preferable alternative.
The Complete Alien Omnibus
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