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The phrase "who rarely" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a person or group that infrequently engages in a particular action or behavior. Example: "She is a writer who rarely publishes her work, preferring to keep her stories private."
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Korean mother who rarely left the house.
His father, who rarely drank, protested.
And one who rarely eats at home.
But Rodríguez, who rarely betrayed fear, was scared.
Meets his wife, Jean, who rarely visits Washington.
Your character is a quiet man who rarely speaks.
He was a one-man-band who rarely took advice".
Mr. Quinn, who rarely grants interviews, declined to comment.
She was the student who rarely opened her mouth.
Many who rarely if ever exercised did not.
Only Shaun, who rarely speaks, has real charisma.
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