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Discover LudwigThe phrase "always showed" is correct and commonly used in written English
It is typically used to indicate that something happened consistently or repeatedly in the past. Here is an example: "Throughout her career, Sarah always showed a strong work ethic and determination, which led to her rapid advancement within the company."
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"The defense always showed up.
They always showed compassion to the latecomer.
I always showed up for class.
What he always showed was wit.
And he always, always showed up.
The photographs always showed him with a big, silly grin.
"He always showed up, no matter how busy he was.
"The workers always showed more resistance," explains one old-timer.
I always showed more fear than I felt as a self-defense technique.
Since I first met him many years ago he always showed me kindness and inspiration.
He seemed mesmerized by the polls, which almost always showed him winning.
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