Amazingly
Usually
Usually adverb - According to the usual course of things.
Both words in one sentence
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Oz was written out by a Story Arc which ends with him acting amazingly stupid, breaking Willow's heart, and killing (a villain, but this is a show where Thou Shalt Not Kill, usually).
Source: Put on a Bus to Hell -
Amazingly, the personality expectations usually associated with each hair color are flipped around between the three of them — instead of being dumb, Fawcett is in fact a secret chemistry geek who mixes her own beauty products.
Source: Film / GBF - Momentary Feedback on a PA system — Amazingly this usually fixes itself after a second or so.
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