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Meanings of more often than not in English
Portuguese
generalmente Usage of more often than not in English
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And so do the forces of the law, more often than not.
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The parents of Howrah's lost children are more often than not invisible.
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It happens regularly with the punishment more often than not ridiculously harsh.
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Marquez has been ahead of Dovizioso more often than not in 2017.
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Does it project human truths to humanize us more often than not?
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Poetic images came to him, more often than not, at unexpected moments.
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But more often than not, it'll actually make incontinence worse, says Elaine.
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Whenever a Mac crashes more often than not it's because of Flash.
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What you want to get done, gets done, more often than not.
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Mayweather had been untouchable more often than not before those three bouts.
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They are, more often than not, a child's dilemma blown up big.
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Like my poor, dear father, she, more often than not, means well.
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I simply find children incredibly immature and, more often than not, dumb.
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But more often than not, he simply didn't want to go back home.
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No pal, you were not good; more often than not you were brilliant.
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Legal experts say more often than not, federal prosecutions fall short.