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The witness also spoke to the overall investigation, saying it would be usual to document evidence at the crash scene with hundreds of photos and then carefully gather evidence for preservation.

The revised schedule meant teams ran programmes that differed from each other more than would be usual in second practice.

From BBC

"It would not be usual or expected for a GP to prescribe a specialist amber drug at the request of a private provider in the absence of an agreed shared care arrangement," the department said.

From BBC

Unless there’s some other factor that’s not in your letter, that means you have more information about the timeline than would be usual, it seems like you’re trying to calculate something that can’t be calculated.

From Slate

What is very clear, however, is that the debate is just starting, and business can’t ever be usual again.

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