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• Babies dribble constantly.

• He complained about being constantly doorstepped by the press.

• Drug smugglers constantly use their ingenuity to find new ways of getting drugs into a country.

• She jibed constantly at the way he ran his business.

• Sales reps need to be outgoing, because they are constantly meeting customers.

• In a sense, our relationships with places are similar to those which we have with other people: dialogical, stretched across time, and constantly in motion.

• Older inmates are not constantly targeted, but the situation exists - to be old in prison is perceived to be a sign of weakness.

• Thus, the wage sum, that is the contribution base, is constantly 96.

• The method constantly selects a set of categories at the medium-high level of generality, different for each domain, with reasonable performances.

• However, as soon as the circumstances change, even applied constantly, the neutrality of the rule's impact will vanish, for the worst or for the best.

• One way of thinking about human existence through time, then, is to say that we are constantly handing down a set of possibilities to ourselves.

• It is suggested that the device is so sophisticated that it could make complicated decisions and constantly evolve like a real biological entity.

• The tropomyosin gene, which was used as a control, also appears to be constantly expressed in both stages.

• These students constantly drifted away from the society and throughout the late nineteenth century membership levels waxed and waned dramatically.

• It is a totality of which the parts are constantly changing without affecting the continuity of the totality itself.

• Rather, they were also constantly redefined by events taking place in their home country and their relationships with other immigrant groups.

• The volume of administrative procedures regulating access to national territory and organizing border controls has constantly increased.

• The number of local administrators increased constantly since 1982, especially at two levels, the departmental level, and the commune.

• He constantly makes use of the opportunities presented by the media age, but does not always consider the effect of his supposedly discriminating, abstract language.

• However, the correspondence over the troubled winter months of 1659-60 was constantly disrupted.