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typically

[tip-i-klee] / ˈtɪp ɪ kli /


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When actors become famous for one long-running role at an early age, there’s typically a period when they try as hard as possible to break free from the personality their fictional character cultivated.

From Salon

State and local regulations typically have more sway over how many homes get built.

From The Wall Street Journal

In slalom, racers typically knock down gates with their arms or shins, which are protected by plastic shin guards.

From Los Angeles Times

A blotchy red or brown rash usually appears after a few days, typically behind the ears and on the face, before spreading.

From BBC

This suggests that these mild blood test changes typically do not lead to more severe liver disease.*

From Science Daily