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Meanings of typically in English
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tipicamente Usage of typically in English
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U.S. bank bosses, however, are typically paid far more than in Europe.
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Information about food is typically presented by way of a food label.
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Similar hearing devices typically cost thousands of dollars, according to the company.
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After all, military technology typically filters down to law enforcement, given time.
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Investors in IPOs typically expect new companies to outperform the broader market.
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Background: HIV treatment programs in Africa typically approach all enrolling patients uniformly.
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And state law typically broadens that window to four to six years.
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The New York company typically signs five to 10 deals a year.
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John Vine said the group, typically foreign students, is growing in number.
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Companies typically trust employees to report their tobacco use honestly, says Jepsen.
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Civil cases typically require a lesser burden of proof than criminal courts.
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Clinics typically reduce the number of fetuses according to commissioning parents' wishes.
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Commercial operations of a new refinery typically follow several months after testing.
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As a result, MRI typically focusses on imaging highly concentrated tissue water.
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Lockup commitments, typically of three years, begin to lapse later this year.
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States typically pass that cost on to companies that request the information.
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