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A customarily bleak Aronofsky movie would be all too appropriate for this era, when doom has never felt more pervasive.

The term customarily applies to laborers, not “bartenders, teachers, or retail workers” whose earnings are also tracked by the statistic.

Some legal experts say there’s a legitimate role for AI in the law — even to make decisions customarily left to judges.

Annual Energy Outlook projects long-term trends, based on multiple scenarios, and customarily provides detailed analysis discussing key takeaways from reams of data.

Edward I then invested his son Edward II as the Prince of Wales, and since then the title has customarily - though not always - been given to the heir apparent.