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As a combat shooter, it requires focus, though not usually at an artery-taxing level.

"Usually, at an industrial auction you get 100, 200, 300 people.

"Usually at an auction if I can get $10,000 for something, it's great," Mr. Niven said.

"Usually at an auction if I can get $10,000 for something, it's great," Mr. Niven told The Times.

Usually at an open field outside of town, the prisoners are made to kneel and are then shot at point blank range in the back of the head.

Petrol A few years ago Spanish car hire firms introduced a "full-to-empty" policy – you pay for the full tank (usually at an inflated price) when you pick up the car and can return it empty.

To date, he has made a hundred and forty-two dances, usually at a pace of two per year.

We hear them every night, see them fairly often — usually at a distance, normally running.

Hostility, she says, is not usually at a personal level but towards government.

Such officers can start work almost immediately, usually at a modest salary.

People, if present, are usually at a distance, engaged in sports or childhood play.