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Scientists habitually moan that the public doesn't understand them.

Mr Mantega habitually refers to foreign "currency manipulators" as the source of Brazilian industrialists' woes.

She habitually spent the hours from midnight to 3 a.m in reading popular science.

We habitually anthropomorphise, which is why many of us call our cars “she” and give them cute names.

Miller and Mackey alleged that Kuykendall habitually rewarded the three women with promotions, bonuses, and other special treatment.

We seem to have a collection of these masks that habitually surface, intending to best serve our self-interest, based on the need of our immediate environment.

And while people who habitually lock their doors are incredulous that others do not, those who don't lock are surprised that anyone would be shocked by it.

Defeat for Mr Frei, Chile's President from 1994 to 2000, would overturn Chile's stable political divide, with almost 60% habitually backing the centre-left and some 40% the right.

Bangladeshi women habitually wear Sarees.

People habitually underestimate their energy consumption.

He habitually quarried the end-notes and the smallest print.

Your character is essentially the sum of your habits; it is how you habitually act.

Pros habitually focus on the present while creating their ultimate vision for, and landscape of, the future.

Government spokesmen habitually present the struggle with the Tigers as simply the eradication of terrorists, who are as loathed by ordinary Tamils as they are by Sinhalese.

She says she has been habitually tardy for years — late to everything from concerts to friends' weddings — and once showed up an hour and a half late for a date.

They habitually talk about "their babies".

Because the old man was almost deaf, he habitually shouted.

That is the sort of thing that children do: habitually mispronounce someone’s name in order to irritate them.

Criminality habitually goes with greed.

Female hormones have long been used as a way of pacifying habitually aggressive people.

It is how you habitually act.

Nichol suggested that "transatlantic the rare efflorescence of a people habitually grave, whose insight is more clear than deep."