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The phrase "always better than" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare two things, indicating that one is consistently superior to the other in some way.
Example: "In my opinion, homemade pizza is always better than store-bought."
Alternatives: "consistently superior to" or "invariably preferable to".
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New is always better than everything else.
"Something is not always better than nothing".
"Consensus is always better than conflict".
They were always better than you.
Live is always better than the radio!
Winning is always better than losing.
Diplomacy is always better than direct confrontation.
"It's always better than doing it yourself.
"Certainty is always better than uncertainty".
"Certainty is always better than uncertainty," she added.
Real experience is always better than just a degree.
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