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always

[awl-weyz, -weez] / ˈɔl weɪz, -wiz /


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Investors aren’t always happy when a company sells stock to the public because it increases the number of shares outstanding, which in turn reduces the percentage of the company that current shareholders own.

From MarketWatch

"My career in public service has always been about one simple thing: trying to make a real difference in people's lives," he said.

From BBC

Despite the promise, single-crystal cathodes did not always perform as well as expected.

From Science Daily

He took a special interest in me, and he always played Thelonious Monk, Joe Sample from the Crusaders, and he would refer to them, and Miles.

From Los Angeles Times

But you can always carry out transactions through an ATM or your bank’s app or website.

From MarketWatch