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The Trump campaign hopes, by turning up the misogyny, they can get a lot of those infrequent male voters to turn out.

In addition to partisan voters, and those enthusiastic about one candidate or the other, there are those characterized as “swing voters,” “low-information voters,” or simply infrequent voters.

“It’s been great,” said Hernández, who noted that while their language “classes” have become more infrequent over the season, their friendship has only grown tighter with time.

But the events at the Autry were too infrequent to nurture a sense of belonging.

“Go shop” provisions are infrequent during competitive auctions but are fairly common for the sale of financial firms or privately held companies, Schilling said.