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• If I cannot follow that consensus, I must be removed instanter.
• They should simply be moved instanter to userspace.
• As soon as the bribe was received it should have been paid or transferred instanter to the person who suffered from the breach of duty.
• But it was Ray Bradbury who took to Hannes instanter and proved to be such a rare and wonderful friend to him a little later on ."
• One of the first sentences that can read in the beato is : 獺oc opus your fieret prae-dictus Abbas Sempronius instanter egit, cui ego Oveco indignus mind obediens worshipper depinxi?
• More common on GWR wagons was an " instanter " coupling, in which the middle link was specially shaped so that they could be shortened when in vacuum-fitted trains.
• My first thought when I see his name on the calendar is to ask involved "'admins "': " Why didn't you block him for 24 hours instanter ?"
• An improvement on this is the " Instanter " coupling, in which the middle link of a three link chain is specially shaped so that when lying " prone " it provides enough slack to make coupling possible, but when this middle link is rotated 90 degrees the length of the chain is effectively shortened, reducing the amount of slack without the need to wind a screw.
• In a unanimous decision, the three judges decided that the appeal should be allowed ( more specifically, that leave to appeal should be granted and the appeal heard and allowed " instanter "  at once ), on the basis that the 8 March 2003 interview was not voluntary and so was inadmissible, and by admitting it the trial judge had made an error of law resulting in a miscarriage of justice.
• Black announced that he had found evidence of " fraud and collusion " between the Hoover Administration and the airlines and held public hearings in January 1934, Near the end of the hearings on the last day of January, MacCracken was subpoenaed to testify " duces tecum " " instanter " and appeared, but refused to produce files, citing attorney-client privilege unless the clients waived the privilege ( which all did within a week of his appearance ).
• Equipment carried aboard the brake van, which had to be checked by the guard before the train's departure, consisted of a shunting pole ( a wooden pole about 6 feet long with a twisted hook on the end which was used to couple and uncouple 3-link and instanter couplings without the guard having to position himself dangerously in between the vehicles ), a brake stick ( imagine a square ended baseball bat; it was used to lever down the handbrakes of wagons by placing it under the solebar and applying downward pressure ), paraffin for the lamps, usually in an old milk bottle, and two pairs of track circuit clips ( these are clips that fit over the rail and are connected by a length of wire more than 4 feet 8 and a half inches long; they are clipped over both rails of a track-circuited line so as to short circuit the track and indicate to the signalman that a train is occupying that section; they would be used in the event of an accident in which other running lines were fouled and trains on them had to be stopped as a matter of great urgency ).