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always

[awl-weyz, -weez] / ˈɔl weɪz, -wiz /


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Finding an ace pitcher is always the major goal for the top teams in Southern California if they expect to challenge defending Division 1 champion Norco.

From Los Angeles Times

But the defence argued that an accident was always likely to happen and that O'Sullivan was failed by the smart motorway system.

From BBC

While Andrew reached a financial settlement with Giuffre, it did not constitute an admission of wrongdoing, and the former prince has always strenuously denied any offence.

From BBC

My sibling has always wanted to be a part of the children’s lives, but the other parent has been quite difficult.

From MarketWatch

Travel plans expand, hobbies multiply and retirees sometimes invest heavily in activities they always dreamed of pursuing.

From MarketWatch