No end
No end adverb - On and on for a long time.
Often
Often adverb - Many times.
Both terms in one sentence
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A World Half Full Would Hurt a Child: Children are frequently the targets of King's villains, and not only do many meet gruesome ends, the villains often enjoy it to no end.
Source: Creator / Stephen King - Hydrophobia does this to no end, it seems - Kate's accent shifts so often and frequently that it's like an international tour.
- Everything explodes, often with screams of pain echoing in the background and there is almost no end to enemy troops.
Source: Video Game / Walker
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