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• With fewer cars on the roads, traffic is flowing more smoothly than usual.

• The flower seller was in his usual spot outside the station.

• He's complaining of all the usual flu symptoms - a high temperature, headache and so on.

• My usual train was cancelled. That's why I'm so late.

• The children have left all the lights on, as usual!

• For example, a pinned roller suppor t can be represented by an image containing the usual symbolic notation used by engineers.

• As usual with generative probabilistic models, translation is performed by inverting the channel.

• This form of ' differentiation ' would not be picked up using the usual sources of social history such as assessments of wealth or occupation.

• The superior caval vein was found to enter the pericardium in the usual way, though positioned somewhat more posteriorly than normal.

• The methodology is the usual partial and static model of estimating foregone use and non-use values of a natural resource.

• The category of such spaces enjoys the usual properties of categories of 'predomains' in denotational semantics.

• But as usual with encyclopedic reference works, it leaves much to be desired as an 'elementary and unified introduction' to the area.

• This ' ' window dressing ' ' exceeded by far usual banking practice.

• This may reflect the encouragement provided by the problem-solving therapist to resume usual activities.

• It includes both the usual -rules, where an introduction is followed by an elimination, and -rules, where an elimination is followed by an introduction.

• The notion of proof-net thus obtained is also proved to be stable with respect to the usual cut-elimination steps.

• The calibration of two- or three-period overlapping generations economies is not very usual in the literature.

• In both there was usual atrial arrangement with concordant atrioventricular and ventriculoarterial connections.

• Even allowing for the usual problems of international comparisons and possible differences in hours worked per person, these figures are very impressive.

• The threshold model encourages an appreciation of the individualistic risk factors and the usual multiplicity of etiology, particularly in palliative care patients.