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Meanings of daily occurrence in anglès

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Usage of daily occurrence in anglès
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Major geological faultines cross Turkey and small earthquakes are a near daily occurrence.
The Irish Times
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Once a daily occurrence there, such attacks are now relatively rare.
Reuters
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To-day in our large cities it is of almost daily occurrence.
The Constitution of the United States / A Brief Study of the Gen...
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Outrage and backlash seem to be a daily occurrence in our communication media.
Radio NZ
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The phenomenon was of daily occurrence until about the time of neap tides.
The Romance of the Colorado River / The Story of its Discovery i...
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Battles take place only at indefinite intervals, but marches are of daily occurrence.
Manual for Noncommissioned Officers and Privates of Infantry of ...
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Attacks are still a daily occurrence and frequently target government workers and Sahwa members.
Reuters
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John Tekwie said illegal fishing by foreign vessels in PNG was a daily occurrence.
Radio NZ
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But bomb attacks and assassinations remain a daily occurrence in much of the country.
Reuters
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It's a daily occurrence and we're quite used to it.
The Guardian
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In military social functions, and they are of daily occurrence in garrison towns, Mrs.
The Land of Deepening Shadow: Germany-at-War
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Lemonade in the middle of the morning was a daily occurrence in the summertime.
Go Set a Watchman
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Oil spills are a daily occurrence in the Niger Delta.
The Guardian
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Homemade bombs and gunbattles are now an almost daily occurrence.
Reuters
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Hostile challenges to "explain myself" became a near daily occurrence after 1998.
Feminist dot com
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The combats before the walls were of almost daily occurrence.
The Rise of the Dutch Republic — Volume 19: 1572-73
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
Common