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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a lot usually" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a frequency or quantity, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "I eat out a lot usually on weekends, but I prefer cooking at home during the week."
Alternatives: "often a lot" or "frequently a lot".
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Not a lot, usually.
I do walk a lot, usually to record shops and pubs – does that count?
Cantor says "frankly" a lot, usually just before he says something that's highly calibrated.
Nearly every farm has a lot, usually behind a machine shed, full of old implements half-buried in tall grass.
A lot usually goes wrong in a 3-7 season, but the Jets have a problem in an area that once seemed a strength: special teams.
"It's stratifying consumers by class and wealth, because the people who travel a lot usually have higher incomes," said Ralph Nader, the consumer advocate and a frequent business traveler.
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The West Bank Inn, with its expansive views of a parking lot, usually charges $39.95 a night.
A lot. Usually while I'm polishing my drone, but not exclusively.
I talk about startups a lot, but usually not naked.
People who travel a lot are usually people who tell great stories; that's what their journeys materialize into.
"If they smoke a lot, I usually tell them that it would be ridiculous to treat your blood pressure and your cholesterol if you keep on smoking.
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