Word: often
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...only other unfortunate choice in this production is the addition of music, presumably to heighten the tension of the play. The problem is that the tension is already running excruciatingly high, and the synthesized music, often overamplified, is simply annoying. In more than one case music is used to signify an approaching flashback, and the actors seem to wait for it to end before continuing the action. Not surprisingly, this takes away some of the fluidity of the performance...
Mosteller, 72, said he was not sure what he wanted to study in the future. "I've often wondered what I would do when I grew up, and I'm still looking forward to finding that out," he said...
...Fund for Animals is often called 'the voice for the voiceless,'" said Amory in an interview. "[These performers have] put a new meaning to that...
With Harvard being unable to work the ball inside to Mitchell on the trap, the Crimson players all too often watched the fleet Crusaders storm by them for some beautiful fastbreak baskets...
...People who tended to support ['cut all ties']often thought the University's policy should movefurther," Gray said...