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Hitchcock identifies the good stuff quickly, and his own ideas are almost always right.

Mary is rarely just Mary in this selection—she is almost always depicted with her newborn or dead son.

But fishing for rationale in harassment is almost always a waste of time.

Presumably, while our formerly sad animated heroine picks daisies in her garden (and it is almost always hers, not his).

Election time almost always is a time for fear-mongering, but this particular season seems to be more so than in the past.

He was especially noted for his success in criminal cases, almost always clearing his client.

The ancients, it must be confessed, almost always spoke in allegories.

It is almost always detached from the church, or at most connected with it by an arcaded passage.

Woman is a saintly and noble creature, but almost always misunderstood, and nearly always misjudged because she is misunderstood.

There are, however, some things that almost always bother the beginner, and it may be helpful to speak of them particularly.