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Meanings of habits in English
Usage of habits in English
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I was in good health and had good habits before the game.
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Bader said adapting to changing consumer habits is not a new idea.
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She said: It's great to see people's recycling habits are significantly improving.
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And changing viewing habits means the future revenue stream is at risk.
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Yet you couldn't ask for anyone more clear-cut in his work habits.
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Background: Early childhood is critical to the development of lifelong food habits.
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It's odd the way hybrids change your driving habits, particularly in traffic.
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His habits are changed; his social position is in course of development.
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Physical activity and dietary habits had greater variability over this time period.
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The correction of the life habits was of course the fundamental need.
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Gamers and introverts are ready People need to change behaviour and habits.
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Is homework essential for developing good study habits and reinforcing classroom learning?
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To change a child's overeating habits, you need to change your lifestyle.
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Different planting techniques fit the growth habits of different kinds of vegetables.
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Don't change your buying habits just for the sake of reward points.
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The questions included sociodemographic characteristics, online-based pornography consumption habits and sociobehavioral characteristics.
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United Kingdom
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Australia
Common
South Africa
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