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Discover LudwigThe phrase "around as usual" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is happening in a typical or expected manner, often in a casual context.
Example: "Despite the chaos of the day, everything seems to be running around as usual in the office."
Alternatives: "as always" or "like normal".
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This season Larry putters around as usual, doing small though usually daunting errands, but he also takes on a television project, not because he craves work, but because he wants to get back together with his wife, Cheryl Cheryl Hiness), who moved out last season.
She's been running around as usual.
The complex manager was padding around as usual in shorts and bare feet, tending to the garden.
Another group of mice were free to move around as usual.
A bit of arsing around as usual – hello, 13-minute track called "Forever"!
Most of the audience milled around as usual - but Lou Sheldon, head of the antigay Traditional Values Coalition, fled the floor in a red-faced huff.
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Obama, tiptoeing gingerly around Hillary, as usual, skittered away from a Russert query about whether his campaign theme of "turning the page" was a reference to the Bushes or the Clintons.
The system bypasses the ear-drum so you can still hear noises around you as usual, rather than blocking your ears with headphones.
SACRAMENTO, Jan . 5- A little over a year after Arnold Schwarzenegger did an end run around politics as usual in the recall election that made him governor of California, he is embarking on a new campaign against the status quo here.
Of course, there were stories appearing on or around 4/20, as usual.
Kaitzer was running around multitasking as usual, preparing lunches, collecting signatures, doling out money, making breakfast and advising on homework.
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