n. a container for holding carrying or keeping safe; 2 a problem that a detective tries to solve; 3 a lawsuit; 4 an instance or example of something.
The judge ruled contrary to all similar cases.
The judge ruled contrary to all similar cases.
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Some cases of acrocephalosyndactyly occur without a known family history.
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Investigators liaise closely with prosecutors to build cases.
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Some sharks are born alive and some come from egg cases that are laid, what is one name for this case?
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Why did the chief ask for help on cases he'd already solved?
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There are many documented cases of glossolalia.
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Who was the doctor working on behalf of USRC and quietly settling cases out of court?
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What was not on Mr. Watkin's shelves or in his glass cases and cabinets at the kennel?
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The court decision had precedential implications on future cases.
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What disease is Bill committed to bring the number of cases down to zero?
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He was emphasizing that the drug works in only thirty percent of the cases.
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What were the display cases filled with in Egypt, to keep a mummy from being destroyed?
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The watches' cases were still in the box.
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How many cases had Mr. Hardy had prior to Dovey's?
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Why did Doc Beecher keep records of the cases he treated?
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container; example of; instance of
letting go of something
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