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Nothing frees my mind as dependably as the rhythm of my arms and legs propelling me from one end of the pool to the other.

Fans calling up sports talk radio in New York may not get to criticizing A-Rod every year as the leaves turn (like when he was a monster at the plate during the 2009 playoffs) but critiques of him appear annually on the back pages of the tabloids almost as dependably as Pumpkin Spice lattes turn up on the menu at Starbucks.

If anyone was still wondering whether this year's Oscar telecast, hosted by Billy Crystal, would be something of a nostalgia-fest, the answer is as certain and as dependably comforting, as a Betty White birthday joke.

Lemon and lavender is as dependably delicious as ground almonds in a drop scone is revelatory.

The liberal laptop policy of La Bergamote, a patisserie on the southwest corner of Ninth, where the French counterwomen are as dependably sour as the croissants are fresh, has attracted a new generation of writers; I did a little work on my book there.

THE suburban diner business — once as dependably Greek as feta or moussaka — is increasingly making room for immigrants from other countries, even other continents.

The problem is that Parsons in print - and he has been in print for 30 years - is not as dependably likable as Parsons in the flesh.

Darling was once regarded as dependably dull but he has impressed recently.

Although never strongly identified with any particular policy or political faction, he served dependably as a skilled emissary and spokesman.

Mr. Gorbachev said the Soviet and Afghan Governments had agreed on a timetable for a phased withdrawal of troops "as soon as a political settlement is reached that insures an actual cessation and dependably guarantees the nonresumption of foreign armed interference" in Afghanistan.

It felt as easy as a pen.