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Did you mean "as happens with"? If this is the case, you can use it to draw a comparison or highlight a similarity between two situations or events.
Example: "As happens with many new technologies, there are both benefits and drawbacks to consider."
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In terms of this proposal, the information about the channel conditions provided by all the users is transformed to metrics distributed along the bandwidth, just as happen with other proposals (e.g., search tree-based algorithm).
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Or, as happened with Mr. Sharon, somewhere in between.
Ultimately, however, some common rules will probably emerge, as happened with mouse-based interfaces.
Not just for an afternoon, as happened with my Wells Fargo personal accounts, but for three days.
It will happen when people know a referendum is coming, as happened with marriage equality".
Sometimes, as happened with Frances Anderson of Shreveport, La., that hope is realized.
The terrorist group's "brand" might be irredeemably tarnished, as happened with al-Qaida.
"Either they have to modernise or they come crashing down, as happened with Gaddafi".
Sometimes a film star can have two different and contrasting heydays, as happened with James Stewart.
As happened with the version for humans, Ethical Products expects competition to come swiftly.
In some cases, civilian skills are incidental to the military mission, as happened with Captain Webb.
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