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They talk almost weekly, usually about their families.

Such officers can start work almost immediately, usually at a modest salary.

In humans the auricle is an almost rudimentary, usually immobile shell that lies close to the side of the head.

For seven hours every Sunday, Hanson talks almost constantly, usually without even the chance to use the restroom.

Butternut squash and goat cheese are the foods of the moment and they're almost everywhere – usually in a risotto or salad.

The hospitals obtain the organs almost free, usually by paying court officials a nominal sum, and charge thousands of dollars per transplant.

LOS ANGELES — What can be built for almost nothing, usually can't find a buyer and may soon put a dent — a small one, anyway — in the United States trade deficit with China?

In the foot and ankle, adventitious bursae may develop almost anywhere, usually adjacent to bony prominences.

From about 1185 until 1203, Bardulf was a royal justice almost annually, usually as a justice of eyre rather than sitting at Westminster.

"Hey, you got any birdies/holes-in-one/good games/eagles left for sale in that cart?" was something I heard almost everyday, usually followed by a boisterous laugh and a request for orange Powerade.

Reactions were allowed to progress until the positive control appeared almost pink (usually about 2 5 minutes).