Some things are almost always getting better while some things are almost always getting worse.
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They're almost always a fun ride, they almost always make our cold hearts feel something, and they almost always have a wonderful animation sequence that takes you to another place entirely.
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Granted, I'm almost always miserable and almost always looking to laugh, so that doesn't tell us much.
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There is almost always a wait, with or without a reservation, and there is almost always a long line of supplicants against the wall.
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The party that holds the White House almost always loses ground in the midterms, and that's almost always in part because of differential mobilization.
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While it's almost always slower, harder and less satisfying to work in coalitions, the policy effects are almost always more long-lasting and effective.
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Almost always, the calamity that created the dystopia was an environmental crisis caused by climate change, and a teenage girl almost always saved the world.
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Shops Korean MallsSeoul is home of the mega mall — they're almost always busy, almost always open, and definitely not for the faint of heart (or wallet).
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Her hair is almost always down, always the same honeyed light brown, and almost always styled in the same way (grown-out versions of "The Rachel").
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A low-sociability plant is one that in the wild is almost always found by itself (Panicum virgatum, for example, is almost always found by itself in a meadow).
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Almost always, that means governments — both good and bad.
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There&aposs always room for growthYou can almost always scale things up more than you think, and the benefits to doing so are almost always bigger and more surprising than you think.
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The person you see giving the acceptance speech for the Best Foreign Film Oscar is almost always the film's director, and that's the person who will almost always take home the physical trophy.
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Long live the almost always problematic words of Michael Scott.
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GUTFELD: Yeah, critics of new technology are almost always wrong.
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In fact, I almost always talk about stuff like this.
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These closures are almost always terrible news for climate change.
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We almost always get initial names that we check out.
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But in the end, it's almost always expensive and futile.
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Beauty mistakes happen, but they can almost always be fixed.
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These outbreaks of concern almost always come with doomsday threats.
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Dance like no one's watching (but almost always someone is).
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And on the internet, things almost always go wrong eventually.
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We almost always make our money back on this deal.
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Indonesia's expanded by over 5% (as it almost always does).
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And when they do, it's almost always on their terms.
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If I'm working, I'm almost always writing or arranging music.
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Almost always in silence, they said, Kelly would examine them.
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Note: Quirky wedding gimmicks are almost always a bad idea.
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Here's the thing, though: Postelection returns are almost always positive.
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And almost always there are early indications on social media.
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They're almost always lined up behind him during important moments.
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Trump's almost always right when he says the system's rigged.
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Being asked about a recent ex is almost always awkward.
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Watching a horror movie is almost always a visceral experience.
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Once you have children, you almost always need life insurance.
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When it comes to candy, bigger is almost always better.
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"Legislation on financial issues is almost always reactive, not proactive."
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As is almost always the case, those theories are wrong.
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That magic is nearly almost always denied to fridged women.
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It (almost) always takes place at the Park Avenue Armory.
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Getting hormones for gender transitions is almost always even harder.
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Golovkin's opponents are almost always running, moving away from him.
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And he almost always made something incredible as a result.
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A good deal (almost) always finds a way to happen.
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The conversation that ensues is almost always full of curiosity.
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He also almost always employs some kind of irregular patterning.
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"The details almost always unravel after the fact," Martin said.
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Their humans are almost always, like Anne Heritage, vegans themselves.
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That's almost always been a hallmark of the series, though.
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And the devil you know almost always wins that one.
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Learning the sexual habits of others is almost always interesting.
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A transactional choice will almost always favor the United States.
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Sex back then was almost always a pantomime of disappointment.
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When I do, it's almost always at a promoted tweet.
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Almost always, however, a large settlement indicates a meritorious claim.
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Fancy Bear's email accounts are almost always from European providers.
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But almost always he's just up in his studio painting.
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I do think that they're funny and almost always laugh.
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" In the long run, Welch says, "talent almost always wins.
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When someone smiles at you, you almost always smile back.
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Pro tip: That almost always happens, and usually portends nothing.
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Perfect, since I almost always listen to jazz at home.
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IN THE FIRST TWO YEARS I ALMOST ALWAYS LOSE MONEY.
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And knowing Apple, devices almost always get thinner, not thicker.
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But economic recessions are almost always associated with bear markets.
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It's a defense of last resort and almost always backfires.
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And-- it's almost always equities have been a better buy.
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But almost always, these efforts have led to mediocre results.
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A wedding almost always involves some kind of culture clash.
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Failure almost always leads to success, and should be celebrated.
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As is almost always the case, it's the bargain contracts.
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And it almost always smells like turpentine and stale beer.
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First, the sports facilities almost always cost more than anticipated.
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The final results are still almost always legible and unambiguous.
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And if we're being real, that's almost always what happens.
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MOSCOW — Building new soccer stadiums almost always comes with controversy.
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Such controversies almost always revolve around black and Latino players.
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After a day, I almost always have a strong reaction.
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Purposeful work almost always engages people far better than busywork.
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When players talk about Lyngby, they almost always mention family.
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The TV families in that era were almost always white.
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American Treasury bonds almost always have the lowest interest rates.
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The path to the truth almost always leads through shame.
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His characters are often cocky and almost always agonizingly vulnerable.
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The word "meat" by itself almost always refers to pork.
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So far, dissent has been limited, and almost always cautious.
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And a slowing economy almost always harms the incumbent party.
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"It almost always begins as a happy accident," he says.
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"Home Depot almost always comes in too hot," Cramer said.
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In the current era she was almost always in bed.
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Turns out, the primal, emotional need almost always involves beans.
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It's almost always better to save more if you're able.
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"It is extremely serious and almost always fatal," he explained.
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Plane tickets are almost always most expensive during what Cheapair.
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Burnout almost always leads to a nagging sense of dissatisfaction.
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The most notable laptops almost always have Intel CPUs standard.
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But the work is almost always taxing on the workers.
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Intelligence in government is almost always a humble, group activity.
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Win or lose, the talk is almost always about Serena.
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Presidents almost always support congressional incumbents of their own party.
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Lawyers say disinheriting someone almost always guarantees a family fight.
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FEAST I almost always have friends over for Sunday lunch.
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That said, they do almost always have a sex scene!
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There's a reason Chinese meals are almost always served communally.
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"They almost always have primaries because they are almost always in situation where aspects of the establishment just can't get their head around what a governor should be," said Ms. Schriock of Emily's List.
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And, as we know, college students are almost always drunk people.
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Marvel movies almost always fail at making even the heroes relatable.
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In 22009-22012, the VIX was almost always below 220 percent.
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"I'm almost always wearing jeans and a gray sweatshirt," she confessed.
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And almost always, these sad men sitting at computers are wrong.
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And at Hampton DeVille, the larger picture is almost always monstrous.
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United, they will almost always overpower civil society groups and politicians.
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"There is almost always time for a second opinion," said Schilsky.
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Almost always on me, but some on his coworkers at SurveyMonkey.
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Trouble is, consumers are almost always snookered by this shady science.
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In fairness, the NSA is almost always someone with an agenda.
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The cubes are almost always lighting up in response to Cozmo.
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Queen Elizabeth almost always wears gloves while shaking hands at events.
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People can almost always eat these items cooked without experiencing symptoms.
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The Queen, 92, almost always wears hats on her royal outings.
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And, because it's so schmancy, celebrities almost always tote a date.
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Rap beats are almost always minor-key, even when they're celebratory.
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It's almost always others' blood, but sometimes it is our own.
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It's a question that almost always triggers two very different responses.
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The Neighbors posts that depict crimes are almost always petty crimes.
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It's almost always different from what they expected — and often better.
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Almost always, the best deals are found deeper in the store.
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I almost always bring my lunch and eat at my desk.
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Then everyone starts screaming and hugging and someone almost always cries.
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In these kinds of critiques, "Hollywood" is almost always used metonymically.
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Movie spacesuits almost always look better than their real world counterparts.
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One thing these trainwrecks almost always seem to have in common?
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Buyers almost always look for advice from peers before buying anything.
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But if some competition is good, more is (almost always) better.
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Jupiter fills cups to the brim, which is almost always good.
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Plunkett's dorm room door, almost always open to others, remained locked.
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Perhaps Bianca Jagger, almost always in sequins on a night out.
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It's a desperate strategy that is almost always doomed to fail.
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But once you start, he says, you'll almost always keep going.
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But in WIRED, exuberance was almost always given the final word.
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Where Jo is always moving, Aunt March is almost always still.
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Sun's fight scenes are almost always the highlight of this show.
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"Almost always change – any change – starts on the fringes," he said.
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Before people develop type 2 diabetes, they almost always have prediabetes.
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Alaska politicians have almost always supported opening up ANWR for drilling.
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"They almost always get bogged down in revenue sharing," he said.
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I almost always make my character a black woman—no shit!
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Most devices can't be patched, and software almost always has flaws.
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For some reason frozen lasagna is almost always good or great.
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This is almost always a backward way of thinking about things.
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The high cost of living is almost always a major factor.
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And, simply, leggings that aren't black are almost always a mistake.
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Speed "Slow motion is almost always a bad thing," Cangialosi said.
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They don't always lose the body, but almost always loses seats.
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The dining room is spartan, tight, untheatrical and almost always packed.
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He was almost always ready to talk, as it turned out.
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Click here to view original GIFIt's almost always happily ever after.
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"Impulse and outrage asks are almost always non-starters," she says.
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Success is almost always rooted in some form of physical exercise.
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Superiority narrative: Violent extremist beliefs almost always include a superiority narrative.
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In short, Paul is almost always an outlier on such matters.
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The network is almost always on at his office and home.
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The officials who occupy those seats almost always side with employees.
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But the President's party almost always loses seats in midterm elections.
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The presidential bedtime is almost always after midnight, and sometimes later.
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His basic finding: The more optimistic candidate had almost always won.
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It's almost always cold on the island, even in the summer.
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Even if political appointees, they almost always have serious diplomatic experience.
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There's almost always a payoff at the end of every episode.
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Girlfriend roleplays have almost always been popular in the ASMR community.
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Act I almost always consists of piggybacking on pre-existing infrastructure.
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His most arresting efforts center on internal tensions, almost always humorously.
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Like Rodriguez, they are almost always poor and living with parents.
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When Ellen DeGeneres makes people cry, they're almost always happy tears.
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An athlete's clean & jerk is almost always heavier than the snatch.
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The polarity is almost always between bootcamps and four-year degrees.
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"More diverse representation of anything is almost always better," she says.
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Acting early, and being open-minded, almost always expands your choices.
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In terms of gender, the results are almost always the same.
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Nearby servers will almost always be faster than far away options.
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That almost always goes well, because you're kind of rescuing them.
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The elusive issue in white-collar cases is almost always intent.
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And when education succeeds, it is almost always because of teachers.
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"Almost always, always, always, no is the answer," Ms. Ryan said.
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The kids almost always eat the same meals as their parents.
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Frank to the end of his days almost always flew economy.
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The United States, the host country, has almost always gone second.
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In the end, you almost always want Russo to go on.
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Extremism in the defense of anything is almost always a vice.
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That's because hacks and other online invasions are almost always avoidable.
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The early "courting" stage is almost always somewhat open and discoverable.
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The sausage-making process almost always makes longtime effective legislators unpopular.
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But President Barack Obama almost always chose the path of transparency.
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They don't always lose the body, but almost always loses seats.
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Seawatching is sometimes nauseating, often freezing, and almost always punishingly dull.
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Love is almost always present, even in the most abusive relationships.
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Amber Alerts almost always come after that crucial window has elapsed.
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She almost always plays "Lose Control" by Missy Elliott and Ciara.
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They are also all almost always fully visible to the audience.
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The tumor almost always grows back in less than a year.
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Whenever I get dressed, comfort is almost always my top priority.
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Large-scale destination festivals are almost always geared toward younger audiences.
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But Trump's "best" performances are almost always at the nation's expense.
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When questioned, their response is almost always 'I was just unhappy.
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And midterm elections are almost always about the party in power.
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But American politics is almost always about a two team game.
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Flying on Thanksgiving or Christmas Day will almost always be cheaper.
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That almost always has been the recipe for a good crisis.
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And she almost always did, especially if Matthew Polenzani was performing.
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Once a sock drops, it's almost always down for the count.
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The minority can almost always have some influence on legislative outcomes.
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Defendants who go on trial in China are almost always convicted.
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I was outside the subject, almost always, whatever the subject was.
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The ones that look easy are almost always the most difficult.
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Sure enough, he was almost always glad he had, he said.
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Her responses to substantive questions are almost always crisp and informed.
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The "white working class" theory almost always has an economic underpinning.
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They're so hungry for attention, they'll almost always talk to you.
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When teams win a Cup, it's almost always a slow build.
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But almost always, it's local women who come here for ratus.
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All items drop into the game world, almost always overlapping each other.
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The Great American Road Trip has almost always been fueled by gasoline.
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And almost always at my pleading: Come on, Brian, tell the joke.
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It started with a hashtag, as these things almost always do now.
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Two-thirds of respondents admit they almost always forget to do so.
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Male bodies are almost always muscular, while female bodies are drawn thin.
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The films considered to be "classics" are almost always by white men.
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Almost always, the children preferred the white doll to the black one.
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A good meteorologist is almost always, by definition, skilled at pattern recognition.
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Global trade deals are almost always negotiated in secret by career bureaucrats.
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Almost always, the trial attorney gets off the case after a conviction.
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I almost always crawled off the track at the end of it.
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They want to make numbers hip and edgy and almost always fail.
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In fact, in superhero narratives, the revolutionaries are almost always the villains.
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And IoT devices are almost always the weakest link in the chain.
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Almost always, Amazon will recommend that you ask Alexa for a joke.
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She is a retired racing greyhound and is almost always with me.
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Omarosa did this with a personal phone, almost always on record mode.
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You can almost always see the crop if you look for it.
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In some cases even before the series A but almost always afterwards.
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Siccing prosecutors on your political opponents is almost always a bad idea.
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But Facebook earnings are almost always a positive thing for the company.
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This is pretty unusual — I almost always sleep later than he does.
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Their voices are capable, even pretty at times, but almost always overproduced.
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In that situation, there's almost always jealousy from the partner at home.
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"Almost always, phased retirement results in a reduction in income, " McMahon said.
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And those plans are almost always dependent on a bit of luck.
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The bad news is that it's almost always done to pursue profit.
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In a large republic, an individual's contribution is almost always non-pivotal.
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First, volatility almost always rises this time of year, starting in September.
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Right, lying is almost always counterproductive to anything you want to accomplish.
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It's a holy truth that is undeniable, unavoidable, and almost always expected.
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Almost always they are scared, desperate and running out of other options.
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It's tone-deaf, which is something Ivanka Trump is, almost always, not.
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For example, the physical act of stabbing someone is almost always criminal.
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Leverage is almost always a key factor exacerbating panic in financial markets.
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"Costco almost always will have a deal on gift cards," Ramirez says.
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In fact, it's almost always the player making the decision to backtrack.
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What Will Actually HappenTurns out, eating dirt is almost always completely harmless.
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President Barack Obama tweeted very occasionally and almost always about policy matters.
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While it's definitely delicious, it's almost always extremely high in fatty calories.
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On the right almost always is an apocalyptic event like nuclear war.
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Before the housing collapse, those gains were almost always a sure bet.
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History has taught us that such a strategy will almost always fail.
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In truth, the answer is almost always a mix of the two.
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Getting upset over misfired advertising is almost always an exercise in futility.
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Its perps are almost always men — usually white, frequently rich and powerful.
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Negative emotions feel overwhelming in the moment, but they almost always wane.
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For his nearly 2000,0003 Twitter followers, office hours are almost always open.
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And so this can be a source of (almost always unspoken) tension.
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Then he introduced the other stuff, almost always where he wanted it.
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And the pay is almost always lower, with more modest benefit packages.
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Deception is the long game that almost always fails in the end.
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When we talk about Frank Ocean, we're almost always talking about ourselves.
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Their motivations are almost always complicated, and actual aspirations are often unrealistic.
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Among men, 15 percent said they "almost always" believe polls are accurate.
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In the last months, what is loudest is almost always the president.
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That decision is almost always made in secret, with no outside review.
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They were almost always done on white paper and still are today.
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And for all of these reasons, I'm almost always strapped for time.
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"You can almost always avoid the very worst of [traffic]," he said.
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Policies attempting to ban "extreme" speech will almost always lead to censorship.
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Buying an owner's title insurance policy is almost always a good idea.
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But what constitutes relatable food is almost always unhealthy and animal-based.
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And "it's almost always the woman whose career comes second," she writes.
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Congress. Almost always, these civilian clashes were a response to the very
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Rest assured these will almost always work themselves out in due time.
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Its recipient drops not immediately but after a short delay, almost always.
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Poor, sickly Beth is almost always sentimentalized; Marmee is often a bore.
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But those laptops are almost always going to be chunkier and heavier.
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Municipalities almost always settle instead of taking such cases to expensive trials.
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The streets they are photographed on are almost always brick or cobblestone.
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"The market will almost always peak before the economy peaks," Cramer said.
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After new elections, the new government can almost always pass a budget.
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The president's party almost always loses congressional seats in the first midterm.
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Midterm elections are almost always referendums on the president and his party.
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But the night's untethering almost always turns me into someone I'm not.
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We don't know how it knows that, but it's almost always right.
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In the long run, that's almost always turned out to be wrong.
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Now, there's almost always a wait list to get into Hoffman's sessions.
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These guys are the bargains, and almost always represent low-risk signings.
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But Klein found experienced commanders almost always considered only a single option.
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"Snunkoople" was one such non-word that almost always made people laugh.
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Those electors almost always end up voting the way they're expected to.
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Yeah. When I want something, I almost always succeed in getting it.
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MIAMI — For decades, being Latino in Florida almost always meant being Republican.
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Now, this argument is in fact deeply misleading and almost always dishonest.
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Indeed, watching the World Cup almost always means identifying with multiple countries.
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Members, almost always men, are added, deleted or downgraded in the footnotes.
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But over a multi-decade horizon, the market almost always goes up.
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Restaurants and chefs almost always use stainless steel, and for good reason.
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We drop off our compost there, and almost always run into friends.
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TRIPPI: Midterms are almost always reflective of how Americans view their president.
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Night flights are often smoother, and they are almost always more sublime.
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In any warm-blooded animal, rabies is almost always fatal if untreated.
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There is room for about four tables, which are almost always full.
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One member of your group will almost always be poring over several.
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And new stadiums almost always draw more fans because of their novelty.
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The president is almost always the central issue in a midterm election.
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By contrast, 2628 percent said they almost always believe what is reported.
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Posthumous books almost always feel half-formed, coincidental, unpublished for a reason.
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In contrast, the wilderness is almost always too hot or too cold.
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Not during a midterm when the opposition party almost always gains seats.
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But the bucks, which usually travel solo, almost always take the bait.
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The best and the brightest could almost always be found in-house.
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And moderation, as Mr. Brooks defines it, is almost always a virtue.
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"These rates are almost always the worst possible rates around," he said.
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The women in her scenes were almost always her mother and sisters.
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The same way he almost always does -- by name-calling on Twitter.
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Jackson, as is almost always the case, was not available for comment.
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The designator "a thing" is thus almost always tinged with ironic detachment.
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Winning the game almost always comes down to the last few minutes.
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There is almost always some jaunty, rhythmic riff bustling in the orchestra.
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On the whole, games almost always tell stories of people with power.
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Once people are treated, though cured, they will almost always test positive.
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He explained that sulfur dioxide affects everyone differently, and almost always adversely.
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"The talking was almost always done by white men," Judge Scheindlin wrote.
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They will almost always go for the glitz rather than the routine.
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This is the hour during which Spicer almost always conducts his briefings.
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A strong personal brand is almost always supported by a compelling story.
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Holding onto that job will almost always "trump" standing up for principle.
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To recognize is almost always a pleasure; perhaps it is pleasure itself.
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Self-conscious attempts at reverse engineering are almost always an embarrassing flop.
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Laws are almost always better when policy has migrated to the middle.
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London's mayor almost always speaks fondly of Tooting, but there are exceptions.
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Drums on hip-hop songs are almost always created electronically, on computers.
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In school shootings specifically, the perpetrator is almost always a fellow student.
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In New York City, though, a lawyer will almost always be involved.
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It is almost always fatal, though a handful of people have survived.
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For now, though, it is often deserted, its storefronts almost always shut.
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Biometric security on our personal devices is almost always a good thing.
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I spend a lot of time there, and it's almost always disgusting.
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I spend a lot of time there, and it's almost always disgusting.
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The inaugural speeches, by contrast, are almost always boring and dull affairs.
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But in the end, the calculation almost always comes down to cost.
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The rationale almost always given is that the other side started it.
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As a result, I almost always bring two recorders to a session.
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Read more: The best credit cards for an average credit scoreYou should almost always keep your student card openEven if you get some new credit cards in your wallet, you should almost always keep your student credit card open.
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She calls it "awesome" and says she "almost always" has fun on jobs.
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The problems are almost always solvable problems, which therein makes people feel better.
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A smartwatch isn't a video game—which are almost always buggy on release.
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Their advice was almost always to move on, but I never took it.
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But the software remains imperfect, and so people are almost always involved, too.
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The explanations we tell ourselves about our own behaviors are almost always wrong.
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If you're in doubt, systematic is almost always the right word to use.
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First, an internal fight is almost always a sign of deeper party weakness.
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But presidential primaries almost always tighten when the actual votes begin to near.
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During the week, I almost always eat at home and make coffee there.
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When it's used now it is almost always used within that ugly context.
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Furthermore, the work almost always necessitates outside sources, from statistics to live video.
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They almost always feature an "I voted" sticker and are often crushingly corny.
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If I don't set an alarm, I almost always wake up at 30.
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But regardless of what we had, he almost always got the meatball grinder.
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For Black women specifically, casual sex is almost always pathologized in popular media.
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As almost always with Trump, the most obvious explanation is the right one.
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U.S. videogame producers typically guide below market expectations but almost always beat them.
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I almost always get them during times where I feel like it's important.
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The gun lobby and gun extremists almost always fight fiercely against these bills.
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Readings are made by appointment, and they almost always begin with tarot cards.
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But, they are so overwhelmingly sticky that the wrapper almost always gets stuck.
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It's crowded, everyone is still half asleep, and it almost always smells weird.
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The lack of them is interesting, but almost always at a severe cost.
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Leonardo DiCaprio almost always brings his mother as his date for award shows.
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These conversations were almost always one-sided, with Marsters only talking to herself.
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In the wild, such DNA will almost always have come from a virus.
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The judges, Mary Berry and Paul Hollywood, are almost always kind and gentle.
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Whether you're on the left or right, style will almost always supersede substance.
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If the answers are 'no,' then it's almost always because of the shoe.
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" And you'll say, "Well, XYZ almost always happens; you should have expected that.
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And the processing time was almost always never more than a few seconds.
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But these efforts almost always focus on low-level drug and property offenses.
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Given a choice, the right move is almost always to believe bond markets.
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But his landscapes almost always strove for the Arcadian, rather than the real.
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An intro package is manicured and slick; an entrance is almost always awkward.
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The end result is almost always a better product and an empowered team.
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Actor Jeffrey Dean Morgan's Negan, on the other hand, almost always felt disjointed.
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"It's almost always a positive experience even when it gets emotional," he said.
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The baseball cap Lauda almost always wore in public became a personal trademark.
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You almost always lose energy due to sources like air resistance and friction.
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Transparent, perhaps, but it almost always has a bit of cloudiness to it.
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For a long time, the answer to this question was almost always yes.
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But there's a problem: It's almost always too hot to drink right away.
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Parties that hold the White House almost always lose seats in the midterms.
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Someone needs to give Tomi a lesson about PR ... it's almost always good.
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But that's the nature of the beginning of the cease-fire, almost always.
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H&M is the type of store that's almost always worth popping into.
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We're almost always disappointed when we open a brand new bag of chips.
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Worse yet, these moves almost always leave the country in worse overall shape.
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And as you may have already guessed, insurance companies almost always pay more.
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For Kate, it seems, the answer is almost always Indian food, specifically curry.
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We are almost always mourning death or injustice against people in our community.
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Those "digital transformation initiatives" that automation is almost always at the center of?
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"And they are also almost always diminutized versions of male superheroes," Bell added.
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Fact: Seeing a dog in a stroller is almost always a hilarious sight.
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From that point on, Hopper's irrational jealousy is almost always played for laughs.
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"Closer is almost always better," said Carl Brooks, an analyst at 451 Research.
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And anecdotally, in interviews following unsuccessful suicide attempts, individuals almost always regret it.
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Almost always, the people who are seeing me are having an inner conflict.
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But it is almost always a mistake to underestimate the pugnacious ex-president.
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" I say, "I am a giant human person filled almost always with anxiety.
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The ones who had children almost always felt like they had to leave.
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Almost always, Smoltz found, the pitchers' effectiveness declined in the follow-up season.
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And she needs a computer for Elijah, whose homework almost always requires one.
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True conservatism is an honorable philosophy with which I have almost always disagreed.
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Although rising tariffs almost always hurt, sometimes they hurt more than other times.
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That means an individual with that gene will almost always get the disease.
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I almost always default to Amazon when I need last-minute, well, anything.
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In the optics test outside China, big is almost always better, he added.
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Leading a team to success is almost always more challenging than it seems.
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Someone is almost always in your car, and therefore you're always getting paid.
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Since 1999 euro/sterling vol has almost always been below euro/dollar vol.
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Upgrading to a new phone is rarely cheap, but almost always worth it.
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The public discourse about fashion diversity and inclusion almost always excludes garment workers.
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When Marty was born, the "congratulations" were almost always directed at Sabrina alone.
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The ones who "act up" almost always have issues at home or otherwise.
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Western Europe stations seemed busier on average, and almost always had free internet.
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The arguments are almost always infinitely regressive, and anyone's opinion on Mantle vs.
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But almost always, it seems, traditions are maintained, even as they are subverted.
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Narrowing the focus almost always leads to a deeper understanding of the region.
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When I solve I almost always scan once for "gimmes" before settling in.
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And secrecy almost always means the government can conceal abuses of its power.
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If anything sounds too good to be true, it almost always is. Yes.
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And with T.E.R.R.Y. the robot, a breakdown is almost always around the corner.
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In her experience, cases are almost always brought by former spouses and partners.
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Everything centers on one man (and yes, historically, it's almost always a man).
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That's what Chu is saying, as she is almost always trying to say.
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It's not just that their total benefits almost always exceed their direct costs.
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He also says he almost always finds porn magazines in the projection room.
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"We live in a world where technology almost always triumphs," he told investors.
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Mules and hinnies can be male or female, but are almost always infertile.
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" And again: "The hoax is almost always a trick disguised as a wish.
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We've had numerous conversations about it — almost always because I brought it up.
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Asked if he did "something like rape," the answer is almost always no.
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And being a woman in a 1930s movie almost always meant choosing love.
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He would ask customers to pay for him, and they almost always did.
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Seventy-four percent said they almost always put their hand over their heart.
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In my experience, Momondo almost always offers the best price for a flight.
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For dessert, someone almost always passed around a massive bar of Whittaker's chocolate.
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That's why lower-income consumers are almost always better off with silver plans.
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But budget and government spending processes are almost always major compromises in Congress.
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They are almost always on Medicare before their transplants, kept alive with dialysis.
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Even if you're driving fast, there's almost always someone going faster than you.
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Community events ensure there is almost always something of interest happening every day.
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However varied, each of Maidenfed's collages almost always includes a picture of herself.
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But they're not great for people, who almost always benefit from natural light.
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Europe, on the other hand, almost always taps into its top tour destinations.
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He picked the people he wanted to paint, almost always family or friends.
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Financial decisions made when we are emotionally flooded are almost always ill-advised.
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Once diagnosed, breast cancer almost always leads to surgery, even in older women.
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Retro Report In popular culture, what lies ahead is somehow almost always bleak.
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Sending money is almost always the most efficient way to help, it emphasizes.
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He just plays, almost always at a level below stardom but above mediocrity.
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Everything else is just tactics, and the ends almost always justify the means.
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Almost always the victims are under 26, white and from out of state.
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But it is almost always banned in jail, increasing the chances of relapse.
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Castro, though, is almost always defined not day to day, but in moments.
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At trial, the perception of the officer almost always becomes a critical issue.
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Democracy reform in the US has almost always been a state-led process.
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Mine used to revolve around cereal and granola, which are almost always sweetened.
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These things almost always take two to three months to come to fruition.
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The Point: With Trump, the simplest explanation is almost always the right one.
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He almost always credits his teammates and coach for any praise he receives.
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Plus, the questions they ask are almost always from a pre-set list.
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The big picture: The pharmaceutical industry almost always gets its way in Washington.
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Almost always, it's because we're not giving teenagers what they're really looking for.
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They will almost always include several cuts of bluefin from farm-raised fish.
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Bridesmaids in royal weddings are almost always children, and very rarely adult women.
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It misses the essence of that person, which was almost always very different.
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Time, in such cases, is almost always on the side of the state.
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Learning from the past is almost always a good way to move forward.
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In China, criminal charges almost always result in convictions, according to official data.
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And it's almost always done to justify their position and galvanize their support.
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Successful people, he says, have almost always benefited from the help of others.
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He is nonetheless a conservative who almost always votes with the GOP majority.
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He almost always sounded as if he was looking for a way out.
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Those first few weeks of doing something new are almost always the worst.
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When the police open fire in Duterte's war, the suspects almost always die.
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But the fear in your head is almost always greater than the reality.
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The policy attitudes of the above people are almost always regarded as mainstream.
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Yes, people lie for a reason, and those reasons are almost always bad.
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But those efforts have almost always failed, because wild animals make lousy livestock.
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The first person to break a girl's heart is almost always another girl.
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We built where we shouldn't have, almost always opting for expansion over conservation.
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They could be found uptown or downtown, almost always on a side street.
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To avoid conflict, I almost always kept any feelings of discomfort to myself.
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She had a round stomach and round glasses and almost always wore green.
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The church almost always controls a priest's housing, health insurance and retirement pension.
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The hosts have almost always been interesting folks who live on the premises.
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Her renters are almost always men, she said, and they often seemed lonely.
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Ratings for broadcast and cable news almost always drop substantially following Election Day.
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As (almost) always in politics, the answer to that question is, well, politics.
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You might finish a load, but you'll almost always have another one coming.
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Enthusiasm is almost always a plus when it comes to the job search.
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There's this gap that is almost always present in terms of decision-making.
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But giving Trump the benefit of the doubt is almost always a mistake.
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And I noticed that presidents' inaugural addresses almost always follow the same anatomy.
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And winning, in our culture, almost always has the baseline that is violence.
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Shuttering products is almost always a bad sign, and that's no exception here.
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I'm infamous for love quarrels that almost always began with a jealous accusation.
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"More media coverage almost always generates increases in a candidate's poll standing, and that almost always generates increased media coverage," said Lynn Vavreck, a political scientist at UCLA and co-author of books dissecting each of the past two presidential elections.
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"When companies conduct site location searches, it's almost always a secret affair," Leroy says.
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How your content can get usedImage: ScreenshotThe copyright, then, almost always stays with you.
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I almost always bring my own lunch, as I am trying to save money.
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When it works, it's almost magical, and the suggestion is almost always spot on.
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Redesigns almost always elicit atavistic rage—take it from Facebook, or Snapchat, or Digg.
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Even more than 25% of Democrats said it was almost always or always wrong.
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Person-to-person interactions are almost always more effective than department-to-department exchanges.
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The agency almost always initiates contact by regular mail, not e-mail or phone.
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Branding almost always happens behind closed doors, but Mozilla wanted a more inclusive approach.
|
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Hollywood has almost always hit on those two factors by accident rather than design.
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Too much contrast will look harsh, so a warm brown is almost always flattering.
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Experts say slimming down almost always starts with significant changes to your eating habits.
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Thousands of passports are bought and sold every year, almost always by the wealthy.
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James Mattis as his defense secretary (a post almost always designated for civilians), Gen.
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The result is a soothing environment in which technology is almost always your friend.
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The fun comes in because there is almost always a puppy in the house.
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" I've stopped asking it, because the answer is almost always some variant of "no.
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She's a voracious reader, almost always carrying a book with her, and an activist.
|
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If people have more questions they're happy to answer — and people almost always do.
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He was almost always at Trump's side and able to deflect his own detractors.
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The babies love it, too, and they almost always fall asleep in the carriers!
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Melanoma and other skin cancers are almost always curable if recognized and treated early.
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The person who "wins" the red carpet is almost always a thin, white actress.
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When an American small business starts exporting, it's almost always to Canada or Mexico.
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To that end, he almost always uses the opportunity to spread lies and misinformation.
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There's an added concern when the assailants are men — and they almost always are.
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The US loves its war movies, and America almost always wins in the end.
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The reality is, e-commerce is almost always going to be quicker and faster.
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Black Friday, by its very nature, almost always tends to be a little overwhelming.
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It's a crazy job for someone who almost always starts out as a writer.
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Levine's argument is pretty simple: Over the long run, stocks almost always outperform bonds.
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Scalia's dissents almost always produced a quote that was instantly recognizable as his voice.
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There's almost always controversy around the Peace Prize — in part because it's so political.
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I eat with one of my coworkers who I almost always eat lunch with.
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When Kobe Bryant was playing basketball, he says his focus was almost always winning.
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Against that backdrop, Clinton's campaign has sensed vulnerability in places Republicans almost always win.
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Circular and oval treats almost always contain soft fillings, such as ganache or cream.
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Almost always, painting — even the bare minimum: filing — your nails comes as an afterthought.
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We almost always do — and seeing the joy on everybody's faces is so fun.
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Consequently, female sport journalists on TV are almost always young, slim, with long hair.
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We almost always leave all editorial content live, with notes and corrections as needed.
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Investment elsewhere is limited because cobalt is almost always mined alongside copper or nickel.
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They're almost always more likable storytellers (no offense, good journos), especially when they're men.
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Sadly, it almost always tastes better at the coffee shop or from a bottle.
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It's a rare role reversal for someone who almost always plays the good guy.
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Meetings almost always occur on their turf, in member offices or at the Capitol.
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Corporations almost always paid by check or by wire and leave a paper trail.
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In times of uncertainty, pop culture almost always returns to the tried and true.
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Turbulence almost always steals energy from larger flows and channels it into smaller eddies.
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Populist politicians almost always end up combining populism with one or more other ideologies.
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And it succeeds: The holograms are almost always crisp and clear to the eye.
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Photos are almost always shot in color rather than the starker black and white.
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When the world is depressing and awful, you can (almost) always count on sports.
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Their mood is always good, their shots always drop, and they almost always win.
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But it's always a fascinating movie, and fascinating movies are almost always worth watching.
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And remember that, in politics, the shortest and most succinct argument almost always wins.
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On Pretty Little Liars, men, — and, specifically, older men — almost always hold the cards.
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And then Moore did what she almost always does when there's something to win.
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On the other hand, kneeling in the Oval almost always gets ya in trouble.
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I almost always listen to music on my iPhone with my earphones during transportation.
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Being almost always single years for years has made me a better, happier person.
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"Any attempt the Bank does at forward guidance almost always goes wrong," he said.
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The seeds of these programs are almost always fundamental research supported by federal sponsors.
|
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These moments, while well-intentioned, are frustrating, underdeveloped, and almost always (groan) stealth-focused.
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The pronouncements that routinely issue from this White House are almost always supremely incoherent.
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Average in height, with a mop of chestnut hair, he is almost always smiling.
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The answers were almost always tactical in nature: more weaponry, more money, more training.
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Over the last decade, that final storyline has almost always centered on LeBron James.
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But what we're conscious of is always, almost always, something outside of the brain.
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Both had blond crew cuts and almost always wore black from head to toe.
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Policies advertised as "pro-business" are almost always anti-free market and anti-capitalism.
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They broadcast TV documentaries about winning nuclear wars, almost always against the United States.
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Kongphan is almost always that player—even though he is only half paying attention.
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He won't be thrilled about it, but he'll almost always give you the hundo.
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This kind of friendly interethnic connection is common, and has almost always been effortless.
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One is almost always personal: a marriage that didn't work out, or interfamilial strife.
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And it's general knowledge that opposition parties almost always gain ground in midterm elections.
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And, almost always, an officer who does so won't be convicted of any wrongdoing.
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FCC, agencies almost always win when judges reach Step Two of the Chevron analysis.
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Sales are almost always carried out with the help of a real estate agent.
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From my work on the series, I believe the answer is almost always both.
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This physician's patients also almost always say "yes" when she asks, she told me.
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In politics, as in life, the obvious answer is almost always the right one.
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They were almost always grinning with exaggerated smiles, but underneath lay feelings of angst.
|
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Most people are comfortable assigning blame and it almost always targets the financial industry.
|
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Things that look intentional are almost always accidental, both good and bad, in media.
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"For the most part, the DJ has almost always been a man," she says.
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The second is that protectionists almost always exaggerate the adverse effects of trade liberalization.
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" But like Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. said, "wait has almost always meant never.
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Tahir I almost always fly high as a kite, whether it's internationally or domestically.
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Don't worry if your erection subsides, there's almost always another one right behind it.
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For asexual-identified people, the body is almost always something that goes too far.
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If you're paying out of pocket, you'll almost always pay less by buying generic.
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If you wake up during REM sleep, you almost always will remember a dream.
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They've also tried to salvage chicken scarpariello, a dish that is almost always overcooked.
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Eighth, Trump almost always plays the divider-in-chief, not the uniter-in chief.
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And as Mactaggart would soon learn, Silicon Valley almost always got what it wanted.
|
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In these ads for both Republicans and Democrats, the narrator is almost always male.
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The safest bet, however, is almost always on the forces of the status quo.
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Mostly, though, the Chargers were a team that was almost always dreadful to watch.
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I almost always get hit with a wave of nostalgia when looking at pictures.
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They almost always got some warning, followed by a period of waiting and dread.
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That means massive hurricanes will almost always disable grids for a period of time.
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Abdalla Dahir and Feisal Ahmed were so close that they were almost always together.
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Suffice to say, it's almost always worth the effort to track these movies down.
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There are always people there, and there is almost always a cop stationed there.
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For the city-bound resident, fresh produce is almost always delivered through an intermediary.
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But when it comes to time, it is almost always the woman who pays.
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She notes that outbreaks of plague in England almost always lasted around a year.
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Whenever they qualified as the wild card, they bowed out, and almost always early.
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And they almost always last longer than you think or deeper than you think.
|
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These showcases almost always feature new hardware, but what might Sonos have in store?
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It retails at a hefty $299.95 but is almost always on sale for $249.95.
|
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Given human nature, the alliances and affinities are almost always short term, of course.
|
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His novels are amenable to adaptation, but almost always lose a lot in translation.
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And as is almost always the case, the Knicks find themselves at a crossroads.
|
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Being more open to other points of view is almost always a good idea.
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A reviewer wrote that Carl Demmer, the 1805 Florestan, was "almost always" singing flat.
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Love stories almost always include a conflict that disrupts the relationship at their center.
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Highly esteemed wines from high-status areas are almost always going to cost more.
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Psychopaths are almost always portrayed as physically harming or murdering someone in popular media.
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Using a dishwasher is almost always more efficient than washing your dishes by hand.
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Almost always, his insistence leads to one of our most productive (and difficult) sessions.
|
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"German products are almost always the most expensive in any given segment," said Hardt.
|
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Status quo almost always trumps rationality, especially when it comes to misleading political labels.
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Locking up nonviolent offenders and drug users almost always backfires, instead strengthening organized crime.
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"I'm working on the concept of silences almost always in my work," Plensa says.
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They are almost always about poetry: form, sound and deliberations of order and disorder.
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The few assessments close to Google's were almost always made by riders or walkers.
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Ms. Aghdam's gender is noteworthy because mass shootings are almost always perpetrated by men.
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The Andreas Kronthaler for Vivienne Westwood show almost always has a strong political message.
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In the United States, the most environmentally friendly option is almost always the can.
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The truth is almost always somewhere in the murky middle, except when it isn't.
|
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But at any given moment, there was almost always at least one whale performing.
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The president's view that rules almost always hurt businesses is not supported by history.
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Each song on "The Gift" is a coalition, almost always a trans-Atlantic one.
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It's no mystery why the pharmaceutical companies almost always get their way in Washington.
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"Impulse buys of any category are almost always [going to be] regrets," she said.
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Such sessions, which can become contentious, are almost always conducted in the prosecutor's offices.
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His lawyers quietly settled cases when necessary, almost always after binding plaintiffs to secrecy.
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Buffett's board service has almost always involved companies where Berkshire owns a significant stake.
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The people whose images are being manipulated are usually celebrities — and almost always women.
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Was wearing it this morning and again got compliments as I almost always do.
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It took some getting used to, but I almost always let people touch it.
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Unfortunately, finding a problem is almost always easier than proposing credible solutions for them.
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CEOs are almost always at work and when they're not, they're thinking about work.
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But if a friend asks me for a favor, I almost always say yes.
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Families almost always reshuffle when a member dies — and your family has lost two.
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Almost always he thinks of doing things the way his father wanted him to.
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It's a common theme in the team's history: The good ones almost always go.
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"I almost always end up finishing a veggie burger with a fork," she said.
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They almost always mentioned somebody local, decentralized and on the ground — teachers, community organizers.
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In an online world, the answer to that second question is almost always yes.
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In Broughton's series, the beds are almost always made, and the worst stains obscured.
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The out-of-power party almost always picks up congressional seats in a midterm.
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Coke is almost always cut with something else, and bad pills cause some fatalities.
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In the long run, lottery tickets will almost always cost more than they're worth.
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Michael Nelson, an associate professor of political science at Penn State, told The Hill that the recent dynamic where Republicans almost always appoint conservatives to the court and Democrats almost always appoint liberals to the court has increased the importance of Ginsburg.
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Well, I, along with the team at NY1 ... I almost always have changed the script.
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California tends to be almost always joint legal custody with some kind of parenting plan.
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But those disappointed staffers almost always felt that their views had been considered in depth.
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But many people, almost always men, treat me as if that's what I'm looking for.
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If his opponent doesn't come to him, he almost always sits back until they do.
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Even when his moves have seemed questionable in the episode, they almost always pay off.
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There is often a window — almost always on the left — and a heavy, draping curtain.
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However his claim that the citizenship question has "almost always" been asked is an exaggeration.
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According to him, dishonesty is almost always caused by one thing -- a conflict of interest.
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He almost always gets either an open three or a clear path into the paint.
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But Trump himself almost always insists he was serious whenever confronted with those questions directly.
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No matter what period you think of, there is almost always something absolutely terrible happening.
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These tend to cost a little more and are almost always sold fresh, not frozen.
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"The annuity almost always makes more sense," said Iain Reilly, a CFP with Telesis Financial.
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These runs almost always happen after banks close up for the weekend, according to Krebs.
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It's almost always the last topic in the first semester of introductory physics—angular momentum.
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Other options will be cheaper and smarter, but this panel will almost always be prettier.
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Yet coaches almost always wait until a goaltender has allowed three goals before yanking him.
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I'm also not unaware that Apple products almost always work best with other Apple products.
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But it's almost always easier to discuss causes and effects in terms of macroscopic entities.
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NJPW's stories are almost always about two guys fighting for pride, a title, or both.
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When God speaks, it's almost always scary, challenging, and a call to die to self.
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Kirsty Buggins, director at the Wellington Night Shelter, said the center was almost always full.
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"State of the Unions are almost always about hitting reset," presidential historian Jon Meacham said.
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If you are looking for a serious relationship, DMing is almost always a terrible idea.
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When people bring up the subject, it's almost always a "one-sided conversation," friends say.
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"Coverage of gay dating and sex apps is almost always salacious and homophobic," said Mowlabocus.
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A rising market almost always preceded a win by the incumbent party and vice versa.
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But other concerns, from personal enrichment to supporting politically favoured projects, almost always win out.
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Similarly, if one sex is larger than the other it is almost always the male.
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At the end of interviews with victims, she almost always told them they were brave.
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" Netanyahu, she said, "sees reality almost always from the worst-case scenario point of view.
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We almost always have breakfast for dinner ("brinner") on Mondays, since it's quick after taekwondo.
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While they are derived from different sources, the two indicators almost always mirror each other.
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But just when one thinks he has seen the worst, he is almost always wrong.
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Criticism is almost always directed at girls, not at boys or the culture around them.
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De Blasio said police have responded to 128,781 such calls this year, almost always successfully.
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There are almost always a few hints that I am simply too young to understand.
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Its relatively rave reviews almost always come with a caveat: it's a bit one-dimensional.
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An ode to old Hollywood glam, Scarlett almost always parts Robbie's hair to one side.
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He's super clingy and almost always feels the need to be the center of attention.
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The truly devastating part of Alzheimer's is that these symptoms almost always continue to worsen.
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"The stock market and the high-yield market almost always move in sync," he said.
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And almost always, the political scientists find, that candidate goes on to win the election.
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Buffalo wings are one of those things chain restaurants almost always do better than upscale.
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Fruits and vegetables at a fruit stand are almost always cheaper than at a supermarket.
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Rather than attempting to recover his leg, Le would almost always turn into a backfist.
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Flying any day of the week other than Friday and Sunday is almost always cheaper.
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That's because during his planned, prewritten speeches he's almost always cleaning up the president's messes.
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Since costume stores are almost always a bust, we're going full D.I.Y. from now on.
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The towns also run Stop the Bleed training programs, which almost always have a waitlist.
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I almost always go grocery shopping on my way home from school for this reason.
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Almost always, health disclosures by presidential physicians are particularly dry with the occasional interesting factoid.
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They die and cede to a bear market almost always in anticipation of a recession.
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Quitting and reopening an app almost always gets you back on track without much incident.
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Crisis management is a twenty round fight where you almost always lose the first round.
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Attackers almost always interact with other attackers, creating an echo chamber of thoughts and opinions.
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In the recordings, at least, there are almost always some auxiliary people playing on it.
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When Valve does curate or moderate, it's almost always a reactionary response to a scandal.
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Schiller almost always travels with not only the President, but his top aides and children.
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"It's almost always price driven," the trader said, adding that prices dictate where cargoes go.
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It is almost always a greater pleasure to come across a semicolon than a period.
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In most random samples of 2,000, the response rate is almost always under 10 percent.
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Legitimate retailers will almost always be determined by the "S" in HTTPS at retail sites.
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I almost always had a "monogamous" girlfriend, but I was never faithful, and rarely honest.
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The ideas are almost always there, but it's never a fully polished and perfect experience.
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He is faster, almost always, in a league where such a plain distinction rarely exists.
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Being ubiquitous and essentially disposable, something to write with indelibly is almost always to hand.
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Jesus and Marbs are almost always clad in black and favor darker, tech oriented sonics.
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When we allow science to swing at the problem, it almost always gets on base.
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The port number will almost always be 587, which corresponds to the TLS encryption standard.
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But if considerations of social stability and market efficiency clash, the former almost always wins.
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When given a chance not to read, audiences will almost always go for this option.
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In former President Obama's second term, admission numbers were almost always equal to the cap.
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"We've studied human metabolism for many, many years, but almost always at rest," she said.
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Teams and players with a high Babip almost always fade as their luck evens out.
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They are almost always unexpected: by their nature, they aim to catch the government unawares.
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Barron is almost always photographed wearing a suit, a little Trump Organization executive-in-training.
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And the fact is, meaningfully cutting taxes will almost always benefit the rich the most.
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And in the ring, his way almost always turned out to be the best way.
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Unless she's sporting some floor-grazing extensions, Baldwin is almost always rocking a '90s bob.
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Companies will almost always reimburse the directors for out-of-pocket expenses, like travel expenses.
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Trump sometimes used her private account, almost always for logistics and scheduling concerning her family.
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Spills are almost always larger than reported, and cleanup methods haven't advanced since the '80s.
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Houses in wildfire, tornado, or hurricane prone areas will almost always command higher insurance premiums.
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Entrepreneurs almost always face challenges as they try to get their businesses off the ground.
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To the extent that Trump has ever pivoted, it's almost always toward his worst impulses.
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"Almost always, if the patient is alert, they will be able to sign," he says.
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As Mouratoglou says, it is almost always up to Williams whether she wins or loses.
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Yet that racism is almost always either entirely neglected or dismissed away by conservative historians.
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Removing a child from their family is almost always a traumatic experience, even when necessary.
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In the real world, customers almost always end up paying for taxes on service providers.
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He can almost always be spotted in the gym, even on a rare day off.
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You're almost always single-threaded in many areas (HR, finance, operations, IT, etc.) for awhile.
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But less egregious encounters can also leave female sportscasters unsettled and almost always on guard.
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The Hart Trophy has almost always gone to the player who had the best season.
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There's almost always more than one thing going on when it comes to problems sleeping.
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When that happens, someone is almost always open at the rim or in the corners.
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The parents almost always wanted their children to apply, no matter the risk to themselves.
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I've heard this song at least a hundred times and it almost always gets me.
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I almost always went for girls younger than myself, because they always trusted me automatically.
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Back then, kids his height were almost always forced to play power forward or center.
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Our brains like to reduce things to binaries, but that's almost always a simplistic distortion.
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I almost always fantasize about my partner and things we've done sexually that I enjoyed.
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The in-network rate is almost always lower than that of providers outside the network.
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Both Scheirer and Matzkin said proximal tendon tears can almost always be treated without surgery.
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Prosecutors in China almost always secure a conviction, and confessions are often made under duress.
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They just shift jobs around, and almost always in a manner that hurts the economy.
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And when that happens, which is almost always, the result is really very, very good.
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On Discord, you almost always need to have an invite link to join a server.
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Accelerator companies are almost always incredibly small, and advertising is not usually a top priority.
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Banks are almost always slow to lift deposit rates when interest rates start to rise.
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And while Trump's immigration proposals are often impractical and almost always extreme, they're relatively concrete.
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But globalization also entails stark distributional consequences, with some groups almost always left worse off.
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"In every deal there's almost always going to be budget overruns or delays," Denchfield said.
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The lenders said they believed medallion values would keep increasing, as they almost always had.
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On TikTok, you almost always see the poster themselves, whereas Tumblr offered far more anonymity.
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He almost always entered Final Jeopardy so far ahead that no one could catch him.
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In coming-of-age stories, the journey to self-discovery almost always involves leaving home.
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EARPLUGS There are almost always one or two loud snorers in the shared bunk room.
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I have spent years working in places where abortion is always, or almost always, illegal.
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"The issues she raised were almost always excellent — they were well researched," Ms. Minow added.
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Those policies almost always cite "direct physical loss or damage" as a requirement for payouts.
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The bob is almost always around, but I've been kind of ready for a change.
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She recognizes that the symptoms are so intense that they almost always lead to relapse.
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When people ask me whether they should buy cryptocurrencies, my answer is almost always no.
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The United States has called for similar measures before, and Beijing has almost always refused.
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Whenever weather permits – which is almost always – ask for a table outside overlooking Balboa Bay.
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While homeowners' insurance policies almost always exclude flood damage, comprehensive auto policies do cover flooding.
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While my mornings are busy with work, my afternoons are almost always full of meetings.
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But such policies almost always end badly for the ordinary people caught up in them.
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On the fundamental question, poll numbers have almost always been on the young activists' side.
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He almost always plays for good teams and wins much more often than he loses.
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All of them package their messages in bite-sized clips that almost always feature lipsyncing.
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The two heads are almost always next to each other, he found, but occasionally stacked.
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You can almost always find a tiny "unsubscribe" button at the bottom of each email.
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Once detected, it is almost always cost-efficient for the facility to repair these leaks.
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People calling you with important reasons will almost always leave some sort of a message.
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State television and newspapers almost always lead with fawning coverage of Mr. Xi's every move.
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She read: Smith began writing the poem, as she almost always does, by asking questions.
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After all, safety changes in sports almost always seem to happen only after disasters happen.
|
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But consumers are skeptical of the word "free," which almost always comes with a catch.
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" Fountain pen "I almost always have a fountain pen, and I carry ink for it.
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Buttigieg's crowds almost always fill the space allotted — as consistent as the man drawing them.
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When checking in, employees almost always asked me if I had traveled to China recently.
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If it does, I've noticed that both professionally or socially, it almost always involves women.
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Joe&aposs Shanghai is almost always packed with people coming to try their soup dumplings.
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But I almost always find myself answering the question with another question: Why shouldn't they?
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And it almost always happens because the studio is not happy with the project's direction.
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Franz Kafka, G. K. Chesterton, Graham Greene — laughter almost always echoes through their empty temples.
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The state's two representatives on the 20-person supervisory board almost always vote with labor.
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Sanders is almost always on message about social stratification, no matter what group he's addressing.
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And hey, going to therapy after a breakup is almost always a good idea, anyway.
|
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This is why buying in bulk is almost always better in theory than in practice.
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In 30 years of giving the lecture at Yale, the answer is almost always no.
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Success isn't immediate, and failure is almost always an obstacle you will have to overcome.
|
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"Your most profitable sales will almost always wholly take place in the store," Johnson said.
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Accidental gun deaths, meanwhile, almost always happened in the context of children playing with firearms.
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Dress shirts should almost always be tucked in unless you want a super casual look.
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For anyone putting these speeches together, the first call is almost always to professional comedians.
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In actuality, they're closet partisans who almost always vote for candidates from the same party.
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The researchers are almost always delighted to share their video and have their work featured.
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But it almost always sides with the Israeli government, no matter who is in charge.
|
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I'm also someone who comes down very hard, and that almost always involves vomit anyway.
|
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In a romance, that can be positive; on Game of Thrones, it's almost always negative.
|
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"Especially over age 50, an MRI is almost always going to find something," Sallis says.
|
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After shutdowns, furloughed workers almost always receive retroactive payments covering their salaries during the shutdown.
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They almost always understand that their actions are morally wrong - it just doesn't bother them.
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At high speeds, the cabin remains quiet while the ride is almost always perfectly comfortable.
|
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There's almost always an American on the International Space Station (ISS) at any given moment.
|
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But at the same time, the tricky thing is that generations before us have canonized certain types of stories, and they are almost always male-led and almost always have to do with extremely weighty matters, like murder or violence, often against women, or war.
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Thermoelectric generation works because our bodies are almost always a different temperature from the air outside.
|
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Alabama is almost always better than everyone else, and the Crimson Tide were again Monday night.
|
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It almost always involves conflicting ideas, and one person's preferences are often at odds with another's.
|
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Fortunately, this is an area where Apple almost always excels, and that's true with HomePod, too.
|
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Paige: Traveling is almost always stressful, so I try to be as laid-back as possible.
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Yet the work itself is positive, celebratory, and the colors are almost always bold and electric.
|
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This research was almost always done without consent from the Ainu, and sometimes with deceptive tactics.
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But they almost always end on time - otherwise, the ushers wouldn't know when to clean up.
|
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She even mentioned that whenever fans meet her, they almost always ask to touch her brows.
|
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Here's a pet play New Orleans loves to run that's almost always good for a bucket.
|
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If you're an anti-Trump zealot, you're almost always guaranteed freedom of consequences for your speech.
|
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Moving to the right (which almost always reveals more game world) has similar curiosity-engaging effects.
|
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In surveys of the toolkit available to climate policymakers, quadrant 1 is almost always omitted entirely.
|
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Evangelicals are almost always part of that backlash and, in many cases, have led the backlash.
|
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If they knew they were dead they'd be wearing mourning ribbons, which are almost always black.
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The second is that House landslides, when they happen, almost always hurt the incumbent president's party.
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The condition of Turing completeness is almost always explained in terms of the Turing machine. Naturally.
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Almost always, as if by design, these recipes take longer than the time they've been allotted.
|
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The show's biggest moments over 13 seasons have almost always centered around the person receiving care.
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Yeah, and sometimes the context ... I mean, almost always, the context gets lost in the mix.
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You never knew what he was going to say, but almost always a laugh was coming.
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Considering who follows the Old Gods, you'll almost always find a godswood in a Northern castle.
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Jackpotting almost always requires physical access to the ATM, though remote attacks have been proven possible.
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"[Sexual plot lines] exist because most readers are almost always going to want it," says Ashley.
|
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The most famous originalist, Scalia, was almost always wary of claims that technology requires new rules.
|
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United Technologies' CEO Gregory Hayes said that higher costs are almost always pushed on to consumers.
|
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But tariffs, in and of themselves, are almost always ruinous to both sides, to all sides.
|
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But the FBI is almost always in charge when a suspect may be charged with terrorism.
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But nowadays I'm almost always working with groups of people from our 800 or so employees.
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It was almost always dark and they had little communication with the rest of the world.
|
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Most provide miserable accommodation to those who are stuck in them, almost always against their will.
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"We almost always advise them to consider the positives of such an agreement set in place."
|
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Pizza is one of the most blessedly delicious and almost always convenient meals on this planet.
|
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The regal images spread across the internet like wildfire, and their subjects almost always found homes.
|
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Every couple has a different story, and it almost always starts with Oh, it's nothing romantic.
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Tobacco use almost always starts during adolescence so the FDA said its critical to intervene early.
|
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"Talking almost always helps and yet we don't talk," says Susan Block of Harvard Medical School.
|
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They were shown to embody androgyny and masculinity and they were almost always white and thin.
|
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However, once a party announcement about a probe is publicly announced, they are almost always punished.
|
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Moreover, attacking off the fence is almost always your least useful response to being placed there.
|
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Though neck injuries are almost always serious, Ike Barinholtz's fans can breath a sigh of relief.
|
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The way she felt like her body was almost always a coiled spring, primed for attack.
|
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I love H-E-B, but it's almost always chaos at the ones in our area.
|
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But no matter who's cutting you off, it almost always stings, at least a little bit.
|
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Designers and fashion houses almost always loan dresses to stars they want seen wearing their creations.
|
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The news shouldn't come as a surprise: Rowland is almost always open to trying new looks.
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"The reason why people are canceling their landlines is almost always because of telemarketers," Anderson said.
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We talked at times about people, certainly, but almost always as the source of a problem.
|
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What is almost always missing is the human element: How does human behavior shape business opportunities?
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Though most horror games have selectively disempowering situations, there is almost always a way to triumph.
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Chloroplasts, which are almost always a shade of green, contain membranes that protect its inner parts.
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I've been covering disasters for a long time, and it almost always plays out that way.
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"I'd say every one in fifteen will respond and it's almost always 'lol wtf,'" he said.
|
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The two men "are almost always on the same wavelength", the president said on March 13th.
|
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"It almost always can be fixed if it doesn't work perfectly the first time," Camann says.
|
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In contrast, smaller initial coin offerings, or ICOs, are almost always securities in the SEC's eyes.
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The woman who wins is almost always defined by her professional and educational qualifications, Lieu says.
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The word 'diva' immediately conjures a particular kind of woman, and it's almost always used pejoratively.
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Companies like United almost always recover in the long haul, the key words being long haul.
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Forced exercise and team-building activities are almost always torturous, especially when you're going through puberty.
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New products, like wearables, are almost always billed as something bigger and better than their reality.
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The number of troops from other groups such as special forces are almost always kept secret.
|
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Nunes remains on the aggressive as soon as her opponent clinches, almost always attacking with trips.
|
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It's almost always the last event where the presidential candidates share a stage before the election.
|
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Trump already has predicted a "very difficult" meeting, which is almost always a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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The best genre stories are almost always some recognizably universal human story in a glossier costume.
|
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Massive T-shirts, frequently pantsless, lots of crop tops and see-through things, almost always sneakers.
|
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You can probably guess that I almost always stay out longer, and return home feeling victorious.
|
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"Trying to predict what Congress might or might not pass is almost always a bad idea."
|
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Whatever the output, Shlian's sculptures defy easy categorization with work that is almost always instantly intriguing.
|
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And yet the cliched image of the perpetually dieting, weight-worried individual is almost always female.
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It's not meant to look natural, and lightning the brows to match almost always looks overdone.
|
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Obama has always preferred tempered rhetoric, almost always opting to lower the temperature rather raise it.
|
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But, getting what you want is almost always less satisfying than you thought it would be.
|
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It's almost always a terrible situation for employees, founders and VCs alike, where nothing is sacred.
|
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Stephens has almost always been within the top ten of his division, never the top five.
|
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But when you make a scrub yourself, it's almost always cheaper and exactly what you want.
|
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"The interesting thing about this genre is that it almost always turns out bad," he says.
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The greatest damage that terrorists do is almost always through the over-reaction their acts provoke.
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The red herring has almost always been the character having a relationship with an underaged girl.
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The bottom line is that private businesses are almost always a loser in Merrick Garland's court.
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The "almost always efficient" prong holds true in a narrower set of circumstances than Bork imagined.
|
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From there, attacking people head-on — though almost always cloaked in anonymity — wasn't a big leap.
|
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Three are Republicans (including Pai), two are Democrats, and they almost always vote along party lines.
|
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Congressional Republicans gained in 2010 and 2014, but the opposition party almost always gains in midterms.
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And when it comes to the actual songwriting, we almost always record all the music first.
|
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Mitchell's is almost always about what two articulate adults mean, or once meant, to each other.
|
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In highly competitive arenas, those who do well are almost always extremely talented and hard-working.
|
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No matter how difficult, honest financial conversations among family members are almost always the best choice.
|
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However once a party announcement about a probe is publicly announced they are almost always punished.
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Given the choice of breakfast food or lunch food, I'd almost always choose eggs or waffles.
|
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Instead of stopping actual felons, it almost always stops people who have similar names to felons.
|
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"Major changes in American government almost always require buy-in from both parties," Mr. Brady acknowledged.
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Health care is almost always at the top of the list of America's domestic policy concerns.
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Those who are strong in their parties can almost always be guaranteed a long political life.
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Although the price varies widely, it's almost always more expensive than the other types of charcoal.
|
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"Smutty" or erotic fanfiction is almost always talked about in tones of either horror or mockery.
|
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Called on it by the media or their political opponents, they almost always stopped citing it.
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At 76, Subramanian Swamy has a youthful demeanor, is frequently cheeky but is almost always composed.
|
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The moms they've encountered almost always fall somewhere on the spectrum between indifferent and highly supportive.
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And for good reason: A filing almost always means there's not enough money to go around.
|
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Rule No. 1 for any interviewer: It's almost always better when your subject is in motion.
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They are often beloved, sometimes vilified, and they are almost always their husbands' most trusted counselors.
|
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He also noted that foreign leaders "almost always" congratulate him on the US economy right away.
|
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"But the first thing they say to me, almost always: 'Congratulations on your economy,'" Trump claimed.
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People with labias almost always find the best success when starting with clitoral stimulators like bullets.
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Stupidity isn't inevitable or constant, of course, but in the long run it almost always prevails.
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CAR-T patients are almost always admitted to a hospital to monitor for severe side effects.
|
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Urias is the latest to defy the custom of pitchers almost always wearing double-digit numbers.
|
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"In the wider world of climate change, their benefits are almost always much greater," says Pangala.
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Instead, they are almost always borne back to us on the current of our own times.
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A strategic buyer is an operating company and almost always can pay more for a target.
|
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Bartholomew says that although this is an unpopular point to make, hysteria almost always involves women.
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There's almost always going to be a way for abusive people to do harm in America.
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She almost always seemed determined to compose a facial expression so controlled that it conveyed nothing.
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It was very kind of you to step up, but these situations almost always end badly.
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When customers had to choose between links and pastrami, they almost always went for the pastrami.
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Some cold, hard truths are colder than others, but there's almost always wisdom hidden beneath it.
|
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"Shops with consistently good reviews are almost always a better bet than those without," he says.
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Why it matters: The Justice Department almost always defends federal laws when they're challenged in court.
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