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Meanings of typically last in English

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Usage of typically last in English
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Canadian sponsorships typically last 12 months or until the refugee becomes self-sufficient.
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Such investigations typically last several years before a decision on whether to press charges.
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Insurance policies typically last a year but some can last for two years or longer.
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Journalist visas in China typically last for one year.
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Human civilisations typically last a few hundred years; maybe (China, say) a few thousand.
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IPO roadshows, in which company management present their strategy to prospective investors, typically last two weeks.
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Phases typically last between three and six weeks, subject to the overall length of your program.
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Symptoms of the virus include fatigue, sore throat and fever and typically last four to six weeks.
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The benefits typically last up to six months, with the average duration being 57 days, according to Unum.
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These cycles typically last years: the last peaks came in 2000 and 2007.
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IPO roadshows, in which company management presents its strategy to prospective investors, typically last one to two weeks.
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Foreign currency "investments" typically last just 30 seconds.
The Irish Times
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State television said the new date for the meetings, which typically last for 10 days, would be set later.
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Phase 2 inquiries typically last 24 weeks, with the possibility of an eight-week extension.
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Gel nails typically last 2-3 weeks between visits, according to nail pro Sashanie Gray.
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RALs, also known as tax-refund loans, typically last seven to 14 days until taxpayers receive their refunds from the IRS.
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