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Meanings of almost always in English

Russian
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Portuguese
quase certamente
Spanish
casi seguramente

Event that happens with probability one.

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Usage of almost always in English
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Their citizens almost always have the legal right to refuge in Europe.
The Guardian
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Less competition almost always means reduced services and higher prices for customers.
News.com.au
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In the media, this debate almost always has two clearly defined sides.
The Guardian
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The latter almost always forgets herself in her part; the former never.
Wisdom, Wit, and Pathos of Ouida / Selected from the Works of Ou...
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There are the financial constraints because quality ingredients almost always cost more.
Reuters
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Gatlin's almost always right, and in her case, I don't even mind.
Shadow of an angel
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Sunday there was dancing in the village; she was almost always there.
The Confession of a Child of the Century — Volume 2
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Previously, any jobs at these banks were almost always based in London.
Reuters
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Seventy-four percent said they almost always put their hand over their heart.
Reuters
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This kind of crime is almost always a neighborhood or household crime.
Mindhunter
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In fact, a sorry kisser almost always resulted in a sorry lover.
The player
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Regular flirtation with comedy, however, almost always proves fatal in top-level coaching.
The Irish Times
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The condition is almost always a medical emergency and requires immediate surgery.
The Irish Times
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Stevens said, Country songs are almost always love songs about heterosexual relationships.
The new yorker
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But those companies were almost always wedded to traditional long-term planning cycles.
The Guardian
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Experience had taught her that happiness almost always came with a price.
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