what is its meaning?

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Start date Apr 25, 2004

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AUTOMOON

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Apr 25, 2004

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The act or an instance of flowing, passing, or giving out

I am puzzled by the meaning of instance in the above sentence.

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Casiopea

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Apr 25, 2004

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AUTOMOON said:
issue:
The act or an instance of flowing, passing, or giving out

I am puzzled by the meaning of instance in the above sentence.

The act or an example of flowing, passing, or giving out.

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AUTOMOON

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Apr 29, 2004

#3

For instance, for instance.[/i]

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Tdol

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Apr 29, 2004

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For instance = for example.;-)

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