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often

Definition for often

adverb as in frequently

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Based on a podcast, and real people, it was involving, moving, sophisticated and operated in a realm of real ideas—qualities that too often separate American and British TV.

Mr. Khamenei and his diplomats have often played a subtle game for the benefit of Westerners.

Snow is often developing later in the season and melting earlier, and more precipitation is falling as rain, he said.

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"Children don't want to miss out and quite often our parents say 'they're not feeling 100% but they want to be in school because they enjoy being in school'."

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Researchers say there are often mixed motivations why an account may not be transparent about its location.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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