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No matter how much money I make in a trade, I am rarely ever satisfied and feel that I could have made more.

"In the US, people are used to making a reservation in a restaurant, but Chinese rarely ever do that, " Mr Song said.

You must create and look for opportunities. Opportunities rarely ever come knocking on the door of someone who's not seeking them.

That's only the case if the hotel rooms are sold out. But that rarely ever happens.

Alleged victims of sexual assault are not identified by authorities and rarely ever identify themselves or speak publicly.

Liu Liping, a female worker at Foxconn, says she rarely ever leaves the Foxconn campus because things are too expensive outside.

Whenever I get a negative feedback, I rarely ever respond immediately.

Whenever you focus heavily on an outcome, you rarely ever ever get it.

The report said that Rasha rarely ever saw the light of day, but was "escorted" outside by her husband on occasion.

But credit card debt is rarely ever desirable, for the average person.

You rarely ever see a transsexual written honestly.

But remember that bullying is rarely ever your fault if you are the victim.

If you give it your best effort each time, you'll rarely ever "lose" ability.

For us, we use our car for shorter trips, and rarely ever drive for more than 40 miles a day.

Naomi Bartlett rarely ever addresses this issue, and when she does, it's all talk.

Have fun. No matter how well prepared you are things rarely ever go according to plan.

The house was so secure, just like when you shut something in a box and it doesn't ever come out. We rarely ever saw anything or anyone.

In real life situations, however, this is rarely ever good enough.

Yet, this is rarely ever mentioned in the literature or the sales pitch.

Now I rarely ever, ever, ever go to the mall.

Lord Krsna said: This transcendental two armed form of Mine which you did see is very rarely ever seen;

Shorty I'm sure you heard that I rarely ever come out