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"This is clear from certain provisions in the law itself but also important elements which will determine how the law is applied, including that in normal Israeli parlance, the term 'terror' is almost never applied to Jewish acts of violence against Palestinian civilians."

From BBC

The Ravens almost never lose prime-time games at home, although this matchup won’t be easy.

The Cardinals almost never win two games in a row, so this is a new feeling.

The tiny parking lot is almost never full.

“They came in with the attitude that ‘we need to be practical’ when they first developed the party,” Tamas said “They refer to this as an inside-outside party and so what the Working Families Party claims to do is if they like a Democratic candidate they'll co-nominate them and try to support that candidate but if they don’t like the third party candidate they’ll run their own against them. They almost never nominate their own candidate.”

From Salon

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