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He was once more the man he normally was in London—a man intensely, Jewishly alert, a man with a doctor's mind.

I had always had to blow my ears out when just normally losing altitude.

Or whether there were a lot of people standing around in a normally desolate area.

But I reserve the outline of Venetian painting until the Bellinis are normally reached.

Since they normally were printed in small-caps, that convention was applied to these two instances as well.

In that moment of death or helplessness—was it being fallen upon and eaten by the horde of savage things it normally ruled?

To those of us who normally feel loyal to the nation, such a disloyal sentiment brings sharp indignation.

In the blue-fronted Amazon parrot (Chrysotis æstiva)—a most variable bird—the normally red edge of the pinion is sometimes yellow.

Strength of the pulse, to a certain degree, belongs to it normally.

In another way, they were converting into income what is normally a source of capital.