Cases
Violations and cases are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Violations" instead a noun "Cases".
Violations
Cases and violations are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Cases" instead a noun "Violations".
Both words in one sentence
- It helps that the way out of both cases is to exploit the Manaans' local politics and violations of their own neutrality rather than any actual knowledge of their legal system.
Source: A Fool for a Client -
Some of the other winners, like Floyd Landis in 2006, and Alberto Contador in 2010, have been stripped of their wins due to doping violations; in these cases the victories have defaulted to the highest remaining cyclist (Óscar Pereiro in 2006, Andy Schleck in 2010).
Source: Useful Notes / Tour de France
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