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intermittently

[in-ter-mit-nt-lee] / ˌɪn tərˈmɪt nt li /


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Doctors warn that people like Gabriela, who have no medical need for weight-loss jabs and are taking them intermittently and without clinical supervision, are gambling with their health.

From BBC

The St. Louis Fed has intermittently made payments since early this year, and cumulative losses at the Philadelphia, Cleveland, and New York Fed banks have stabilized.

From Barron's

A nearby label explains that the work will be “activated intermittently” by staff.

From Salon

At a recent Oval Office event, he appeared to fall asleep intermittently for almost 20 minutes until a guest passed out and hit the floor.

From Salon

The internet appeared to be coming back intermittently, with graphic images reportedly from the protests being shared widely across social media.

From Barron's