Which usually means the meat is cheaper and more processed.
If it upsets anyone reasonably, which usually means in an official context, they will remove it.
Some are now urging that we -- which usually means Mr. Gore -- stop playing politics.
Such a market favours the swift, which usually means the young and small.
Most takeovers are justified by "synergies", which usually means shedding jobs at head office.
Louisville's offense has been effective, which usually means the Cardinals can unleash their pressure.
Improvements to "the product" are hinted at, which usually means more all-inclusive packages and more up-market hotels.
I try not to buy food without knowing when it'll be used, which usually means buying less food.
But cyclists and hikers are allowed on the road until the racers get close, which usually means several hours away.
Because building a wall is labor-intensive, Mr. Benjamin said, builders use the cheapest labor possible, which usually means immigrants.
The phone will also come preloaded with video and audio clips "by iconic musicians," which usually means classic-rock geezers.
