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Discover Ludwig'typically not' is correct and can be used in written English.
You typically use it to indicate that something is not the norm, and it is usually preceded by the word 'not'. For example: "Running is typically not a preferred form of exercise for elderly people."
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(Commercial loans are typically not self-amortizing).
Producers have typically not been recognized.
These reviews are typically not made public.
That's typically not the way it works.
CLASSICAL music thrives in Boston, but typically not in July.
But money is typically not a client's main concern.
These people are typically not young, black or female.
They involve work but are typically not paid.
The (huge) compressors are typically not quiet either.
They also are typically not images that represent attractiveness honestly.
In Italy, honorifics are typically not used on official documents.
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