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tried-and-true

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In his speech, Hegseth said: "Any place where tried-and-true physical standards were altered, especially since 2015, when combat arms standards were changed to ensure females could qualify, must be returned to their original standard."

From BBC

In most cases, it will still default to the tried-and-true output because it craves that clap on the shoulder.

From Salon

“This is a tried-and-true psychological behavioral principle,” Kollins said.

From Slate

But for all the tried-and-true recs, novelty is important too.

The U.N. and aid groups say the best option is overland — a tried-and-true method that before the war brought 500 truckloads into the Strip per day from Jordan and Egypt.

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