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The region is especially vulnerable in part because, unlike places like the United States, few people have air conditioning, because traditionally it was almost never needed.

But they almost never make it anywhere near the U.S.-Mexico border.

Remarkably, given how prolific she was, Bradford always wrote in long-hand or on an electric typewriter and claimed almost never to have writer's block.

"This is clear from certain provisions in the law itself but also important elements which will determine how the law is applied, including that in normal Israeli parlance, the term 'terror' is almost never applied to Jewish acts of violence against Palestinian civilians."

The Ravens almost never lose prime-time games at home, although this matchup won’t be easy.