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• Temperatures rarely rise above zero in winter.

• In the summer the academy will exhibit several prints which are rarely seen.

• She rarely ventured outside, except when she went to stock up on groceries at the corner shop.

• She rarely spoke her mind out of fear of being ridiculed.

• He hardly ever washes the dishes and he rarely, if ever, does any cleaning.

• Although it is rarely clearly stated, we implicitly have a predicate whose result tells us when an abstract value permits strictness optimisations.

• These surgical procedures are rarely used today and have been replaced by additive hormonal therapies.

• Both models suggest that innovation is rarely a successful strategy for parties out of power.

• The large numbers of small parties have only rarely brought about a crisis of governability, however.

• Despite monitoring over 1000 potential recruits, this study has illustrated just how rarely a new individual enters the breeding population.

• In the flood of recent literature, a controversy about a basic theoretical issue is perceptible, even though it is rarely addressed openly.

• The cost of devices is such that, unlike drug samples, they can rarely be supplied free in clinical trials.

• Although these processes are structured, the rules that govern them are rarely explicit; students typically learn by example, or trial and error.

• Since her books were rarely taught or read during the twentieth century, her home lost its literary significations to all but a select few.

• In the same way, high-rent streets were rarely of high density, and severe crowding (two or more persons per room) was rare among highrent households.

• The side-effects of disulfiram are not commonly a problem, but may include peripheral neuropathy, confusional states and, rarely, psychosis.

• All of these lesions, nonetheless, can be found rarely in hearts with otherwise standard complete transposition.

• Only rarely when we come to face a decision problem are we presented with a full range of options right at the outset.

• All other things being equal, parsimony and generality in an explanation are to be preferred; but all other things are rarely equal.

• This capacity is rarely reflected in the price signals of international trade.