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rarely

[rair-lee] / ˈrɛər li /


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Within days memes became the currency of these American "TikTok refugees" as two worlds that rarely interact because of China's internet firewall were brought closer.

From BBC

Banton then launched Mark Watt for three towering sixes in a ninth over that cost the Scottish spinner 22 runs, the pressure eased and thereafter the result was rarely in doubt.

From Barron's

My wife and I rarely disagree, but we do in one area of particular interest on Valentine’s Day: the love song that I think best celebrates her.

From The Wall Street Journal

Such agencies have only rarely worked for peace, especially of late.

From Salon

Researchers studying what has been called one of the most important mosaics ever found in the UK say it portrays a rarely told version of the Trojan War that had largely faded from history.

From Science Daily