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Discover LudwigThe phrase "always books" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to express a consistent preference or habit regarding books, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "In my free time, I am always books, losing myself in different worlds and stories."
Alternatives: "always reading" or "constantly with books".
Exact(18)
Books, always books.
There were always books around.
But there are always books, he added.
"There were always books and magazines around".
Though each chapter is named after a book, they aren't always books the Schwalbes read together.
"The books placed with most prominence were always books written by men about male topics: sports people, politicians, war".
Similar(42)
Now they are always booked.
They are always booked.
The banks nearly always book a profit when the bonds are sold.
Before long its rates were back up, and the three rooms were always booked.
Don't always book a taxi running a meter Kandarp Joshi recalled advice he was given by a taxi driver.
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