Cases
Techniques and cases are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Techniques" instead a noun "Cases".
Techniques
Cases and techniques are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Cases" instead a noun "Techniques".
Both words in one sentence
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At least some examples may be cases in which Earth-derived foodstuffs are merely prepared using techniques introduced from other worlds.
Source: No Biochemical Barriers - Partially averted in cases of ronin, heimin, hinin, and some gaijin - the Ronin have techniques, but they aren't taught to just anyone, and many ronin level up without classes.
Source: Class and Level System -
While statistical analysis and some other techniques are used in law enforcement, they are not used in individual cases to the same degree as in the show.
Source: Gambit Roulette
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