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often

[aw-fuhn, of-uhn, awf-tuhn, of-] / ˈɔ fən, ˈɒf ən, ˈɔf tən, ˈɒf- /


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This matches earlier geological observations from faults around the world and suggests that fault movement is often not perfectly straight, as commonly assumed.

From Science Daily

Still, the exact origin of modern apes, which include all living species and their last common ancestor, remains uncertain because fossils from this time are rare, scattered, and often difficult to interpret.

From Science Daily

Local media have often linked his rise to a pervasive anxiety in Chinese society, driven by a slowing economy and a sluggish youth employment rate.

From BBC

“Because banking stocks often mirror the underlying economic environment, this weakness raises concerns about the durability of the current bull market,” he added.

From Barron's

The only way to do that is by putting one out in the manner he’d like to see more often — starting by making the whole crowd stand up too.

From Los Angeles Times