So much
Usually
Usually adverb - According to the usual course of things.
Both terms in one sentence
- The same goes for bone, though due to the fragility of the bone after so much time in the ground, it's usually tapped against the teeth instead to see what sound it makes.
Source: Sniff Sniff Nom -
That said, there are often more than three endings (usually featuring different flavors of Neutral), and even when there aren't, Neutral usually isn't so much The Perfect Solution as the Lesser of Three Evils.
Source: Golden Mean Fallacy - He makes and breaks alliances so much that the usually very trusting Aphex Arcade and Tom Fawkes won't even trust him for a second unless they're desperate.
Source: Web Video / Chilled Chaos
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