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par for the course

noun as in foregone conclusion

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But attorney Habachy said that’s par for the course when something happens on a plane.

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Additionally, volatility is par for the course with an inherently risky asset class such as equities, so today’s stock-market performance didn’t come as a surprise to Matthew Ward, technology portfolio manager at AXA Investment Managers.

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It is, however, par for the course for a prime minister who was always unusual, said Michael Mulvey, a marketing professor at the University of Ottawa.

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A demand that Starmer sack his chancellor is not par for the course.

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Using machine learning and web scraping tools to consume information—already par for the course for some funds operating in the daytime—could become even more important.

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

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