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Hold times are routinely 10 minutes or longer, she says.

This has not always been routinely done in the past, officials said.

Remember, the big picture was routinely open and clear to me.

Other school systems around the state have had similar problems, but never as routinely.

East routinely followed with the three, which was all the help South needed.

In time she even began to speak of her dead friend, quite routinely.

Look at China, where people live 60 to a room and routinely work 80 weeks.

Or people may be fit and routinely working at age 90.

Players routinely talk about taking it one game at a time.

The police routinely stop and search anyone who looks out of place.

On that court, even major cases like this are routinely decided in two or three months.

And especially so if the other team routinely ends up dead.

Student test results, the report said, routinely fall below state standards.

The day started routinely enough, then quickly went to hell.

Today, all officers and men were routinely put through such programs.

Such plans are routinely part of national health insurance programs.

You should note that we do not routinely return calls.

I routinely run into Chinese young people who say they've read this work.

This put East to the test, and he routinely covered with the king.

We routinely keep an eye on such people for reasons of national security.

Some routinely worked for months at a time on long articles.

But they are routinely checked before the workers head out.

If the machine had played routinely, it would almost certainly have lost.

I have the impression he was more than routinely so.

Such information is routinely transferred from one office to another.