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The phrase "are often freed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing situations where individuals or entities are released or liberated frequently.
Example: "In many cultures, animals are often freed from captivity to live in their natural habitats."
Alternatives: "are frequently released" or "are commonly liberated".
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Those who are convicted are often freed long before their formal sentence ends.
Today, artists who cultivate a way to support themselves while pursuing their art like these lawyer/filmmakers or this consultant/cartoonist I've covered in this blog, are applauded rather than stigmatized, and are often freed to pursue their creative goals without living in an unheated artist's loft.
I think that the best way to decide whether to forgive yourself or others is to ask yourself two questions: (1) What personal statements, attitudes and behaviors are in my long-term best interests?" and (2) What do I want my relationship with the other person to be in the future?" When we forgive ourselves for our mistakes, we are often freed up to feel better about ourselves.
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Failing that, there are often free drinks.
These are often free and even include transportation.
Access to advice and support groups are often free.
Services – including training and support – are often free or low-cost.
And he likes the neighbors, who are often free spirits with an easygoing sense of community.
In the most-specialized units, operators are often free to choose equipment that suits their personal preferences and needs.
In addition, women are often freer to wear clothing that leaves their arms, legs and the neck area exposed.
Online or "cloud" services are often free, with charges for extra features, such as more storage space.
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