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usual practice

noun as in matter of course

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The report noted: "While we understand from interviews that both were living in New Zealand at the time, it is not usual practice to expense business class travel for spouses and we cannot see evidence that appropriateness and value for money were considered before this was incurred."

From BBC

The Oklahoma attorney general had sought to have that limit waived in order to evaluate the merits of Glossip's underlying claims of misconduct, but the lower court prohibited him from doing so — a move several of the justices noted was unusual for the state given its usual practice.

From Salon

But on this week’s Amicus podcast, we decided to buck the usual practice and take a wider and a deeper look at the court’s October 2024 term, with a view past individual cases, toward the way the Roberts court is reshaping American democracy.

From Slate

Rookie minicamp, for instance, is typically even heavier on basic instruction than a usual practice.

While the usual practice is to take food samples to a laboratory to see the type and quantity of bacteria that forms in a petri dish over a span of days, an Osaka Metropolitan University research team has created a handheld device for quick on-site detection.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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