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de quando em quando Now and then or here and there.
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Others helped occasionally while running some 50 county health programs and services.
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However, the bank occasionally makes exceptions to this rule in extraordinary situations.
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Merril called occasionally and asked a few questions but without much interest.
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Yet very occasionally cars were still seen in motion on the roads.
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It has also swept through flocks in Africa and occasionally in Europe.
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The game needs romance, I don't mind being proved wrong on occasion.
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Or perhaps you'll simply dry out unnoticed as I've done on occasion.
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The owners reserve the right to close the private road on occasion.
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Sub-adults do lead on occasion but only adult females are consistent leaders.
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And the methods of the Confederates had on occasion been somewhat similar.
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Sure, but once in a while you work with a partner, right?
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A toddy once in a while; that was all he ever took.
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She really needed to turn that thing off once in a while.
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There might be a little fuss in Ireland once in a while.
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She has to show the woman in her once in a while.
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Every now and then, however, she thought she heard something behind them.
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Every now and then you'll try a beer that's not quite right.
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The government takes polls now and then to investigate just that belief.
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He still calls up here now and then looking for new members.
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He was seen now and then by travelers, always in different forms.
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But it came out now and again, and we stayed on course.
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Every now and again a magazine comes along that captures the moment.
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I could always put a little work your way, now and again.
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The engineer was with her, putting in a word now and again.
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The lieutenant turned his eye every now and again on the batteries.
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But he was a serious young man, perhaps too serious at times.
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Investors often take refuge in those sectors at times of market uncertainty.
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You might also be feelin' frustrated at times for no clear reason.
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It was frustrating at times; we just couldn't quite execute at times.
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To be sure, the political process is chaotic, and at times alarming.
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In Mr Yeltsin's case however, democratic instincts surface from time to time.
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Of course, misleading posters can, from time to time, be quite beautiful.
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Under different conditions, I might even enjoy one from time to time.
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Different things appear from time to time to signify the ageing process.
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I sometimes from time to time come across it, unintentionally of course.
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We know being in a couple takes work from time to time.
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Doctors, scientists, environmental experts, even from time to time politicians condemn us.
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I would remember to speak to my family from time to time.
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We all use emoji's to communicate without words from time to time.
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People must find their way into this place from time to time.
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The friend also said she expressed strange opinions from time to time.
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We may have similar events from time to time, here or elsewhere.
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We believe Dahlia still let him in, though, from time to time.
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It's not a problem to harvest them from time to time anymore.
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Contention over environmental issues is likely to flare from time to time.
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And then I met her from time to time on different occasions.