Word: frequently
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...Ryan said he will miss having frequent interaction with students...
...MAINTAIN A VISIBLE PRESENCE J.D.'s parents occasionally walk unannounced through the party room in their basement. The use of small snack bowls, which require frequent refilling, provides a reason for a walk-through. Soft drinks are kept upstairs, so there is steady traffic between the basement and the kitchen...
...grim news: Gritta predicts the buyouts will provide a few benefits to consumers in the form of "seamless international travel and more frequent flyer miles." But, he warns, the cons will far outweigh the pros in the long run. "And just try using any of those frequent flyer miles," Gritta says...
This era in our public life seems sure to be remembered for its frequent outbursts of political and legal hysteria--round-the-clock, cable-televised scrums of lawyers, pols and pundits scuffling over the latest Great American Court Case. First O.J., then Bill and Monica, and finally, in 2000, Elian and then George W. vs. Al. Maybe it's fitting that both of this year's courthouse telethons played out in South Florida--the sun-bleached, strip-malled, multicultural face of America's future...
...little rain and others too much. Fires raced across the parched American West last summer, and recent storms spread devastation from Britain to Taiwan. No specific event could be directly blamed on global warming, but scientists say that in a greenhouse world, deluges and droughts will be more frequent--and severe. Already the hotter climate has increased the range of tropical diseases such as malaria and yellow fever. Other ominous signals from an overburdened planet include falling grain and fish harvests and fiercer competition for scarce water supplies...