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"almost always been" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that something has been a consistent state throughout a long period of time. For example, "This restaurant has almost always been my favorite."
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Popes have almost always been old.
That chaplain has almost always been a Christian.
Q. You've almost always been involved in philanthropic organizations.
America has almost always been seen as different.
White-dominant television has almost always been the norm.
Her hair has almost always been tied back.
Here, the timelines have almost always been that way.
But that's how South Africa has almost always been.
Since the start of EMU in 1999, revisions to GDP growth have almost always been upwards.
After all, placebos have almost always been defined as exactly what medicine is not.
Yet the NBS GDP figures have almost always been revised upwards.
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