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But some other inveterate vapers believe that their Juul kickback is fairly earned, if perhaps incongruous with the harm they suffered.

From Slate

The president is having a mental breakdown in “Symphony of Rats,” a 1988 fever dream by the inveterate theatrical bad boy Richard Foreman.

As for “trafficking in stereotypes,” he was a strong and inveterate antisemite, a sentiment he repeatedly expressed in public, as in his notorious Des Moines speech of September 1941, when he blamed Jewish media control for wanting to bring America to war.

From Salon

Would an inveterate adulterer, careful to keep his worlds apart, let his mistress have free rein in his other life?

I am because I am an inveterate late-night texter, as you know.

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