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Meanings of are rarely in English

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Usage of are rarely in English
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Both vice-chancellors agree that, ultimately, protests are rarely about just one issue.
The Guardian
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In southern Europe, she says, rapes in intimate relationships are rarely reported.
Feminist dot com
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To start, these systems are rarely connected directly to the public internet.
Wired
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These seven errors, furthermore, are rarely problems of knowledge or flying skill.
Outliers: the story of success
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Although these factors are often investigated individually, they are rarely considered together.
Pubmed
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However, both routes are rarely curative alone and have undesirable side effects.
Pubmed
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Investment profits and taxes are rarely top-of-mind for most vacation-home buyers today.
Reuters
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Politicians are rarely accused of focusing too much on the long term.
The Guardian
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In the corporate world, however, turnarounds are rarely abrupt and seldom easy.
The Irish Times
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But talks are rarely the only factor precipitating an end to violence.
Reuters
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Craw-fish and trout are rarely found in the rivers among the mountains.
Travels through France and Italy
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Changes in medical practices during transitions in regulating healthcare are rarely investigated.
Pubmed
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People who work behind the scenes are rarely honoured during their lifetime.
The Irish Times
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Police in Chicago are rarely held accountable for excessive use of force.
Ebony
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These viruses are rarely lethal and often mildly afflict their natural hosts.
The Guardian
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Yet, the social factors that shape non-native grass management are rarely explored.
Pubmed
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