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The phrase "a year ever" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression and lacks clarity in meaning.
Example: "This has been a year ever since we last met."
Alternatives: "the best year" or "a remarkable year".
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It has cost $1000 a year ever since.
In 1998 the Japanese suicide total rose by 35%, and has remained above 30,000 a year ever since.
She auditioned six years ago, at the age of 24, and has made two dozen episodes a year ever since.
He, too, had been without work for a year, ever since his release from an upstate prison.
Tonight, there's a concert I have been looking forward to attending for almost a year, ever since it was announced: a Radu Lupu recital at Carnegie Hall.
He has lost more than 100 pounds (45kg) in a year, ever since a health scare forced him to take up a diet-and-exercise regime.
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I don't think any player wants to have a bad year ever, but that's what happened.
The first five trading days of 2008 in the U.S. turned out to be the worst start of a calendar year ever.
Medjugorje has attracted visitors – up to a million every year – ever since six Croatians in the town reported apparitions of the Virgin Mary in 1981.
2016 has been the worst year ever, a garbage fire, a no good very bad year.
Cellular traffic is growing around 60% a year as ever more subscribers consume ever bigger buckets of minutes.
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