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Older men often date younger women in an attempt to recapture this lost state of youthful adventure, but it rarely, if ever, works.

Madoff treated him well, Nasi said, rarely if ever yelling at him, often coming to his desk to ask if everything was okay.

Notice that off the court, Bryant rarely, if ever, displays the type of cockiness and arrogance he is accused of by his critics.

One hears often of a "Beijing consensus" but rarely, if ever, of any Indian model of governance.

If liquid or spray supplements are so much better, why are they rarely, if ever, used in published scientific research?

If you're lucky you married someone who likes to talk things out like yourself, and both of you rarely if ever, get into arguments.

But the recommendations of the consulting firms are not agnostic. They rarely, if ever, recommend cutting the heads of those who hired them.

God rarely, if ever, seems to give me what I ask for.

These cables, especially the power cable, rarely if ever go bad, but I have replaced a data cable or two.

Rarely if ever does a country's savings rate collapse quickly after reaching such a high level.

Rarely, if ever, do we employ a concerted effort to help find workable solutions to social problems.

The evidence for a link between creativity and mental disorders has long been speculated but rarely, if ever, proven.

She rarely, if ever sings simple background vocals, instead offering countermelodies or completely different points of view.

He listed the dozens of accomplishments in a methodical, comprehensive way he had rarely, if ever, done before publicly.

Asian companies used to rarely, if ever, come to American B-school campuses for recruiting season.

For some, they rarely, if ever, eat food from any other culture.

State-run television channels offer highly favorable coverage of the party, and the courts rarely if ever rule against it.

However, guerrilla warfare rarely, if ever, benefits the oppressed population or ushers in a democracy.

Today's enterprise software systems are rarely (if ever) developed from scratch, line-by-line, in an IDE.

Rarely, if ever, do couples on dinner dates appreciate the evolutionary psychology behind this ubiquitous activity.

The most dangerous and toxic pesticides require special testing methods, which are rarely if ever employed by the FDA.

APA's letters rarely, if ever, received a response, but the communication served notice to Soviet officialdom that the world was watching.

But nurses knew better from being at the bedside of the dying, my mother had said, and they were rarely, if ever, wrong.

It also engages in cyber-spying and other offensive operations, something it rarely, if ever, discusses publicly.

For instance, you may rarely, if ever, be required to analyze the access plans for SQL statements.

Its guidelines are vague, and it rarely, if ever, files formal complaints against studios or production houses.

In the real world, positive and negative feedback are intermingled and the two extremes are rarely, if ever, reached.

Also, two-page features and ads have a visible seam down the middle that rarely, if ever, matches up correctly.

People filled with self-loathing typically imagine they dislike every part of themselves, but this is rarely, if ever, true.

JUST about the only thing that everyone can agree on in the Middle East is that the region has rarely, if ever, been in such a mess.

Of course, billionaires are rarely, if ever, that liquid.

Settings should represent information, such as an account name, that users set once and rarely (if ever) change.

But rarely, if ever, has a major yacht sold at an unreserved auction, meaning it will sell to the highest bidder regardless of price.

Proof of fraud in science rarely if ever comes from failure to replicate.

Even the most daring Islamic comedians rarely if ever joke about the faith itself.

Yet research has shown that locks are rarely, if ever, contended for.

Drones have rarely, if ever, killed just the intended target.

Rarely, if ever, did they ever respond directly to their critics, leastof all on prime-time network television.

Censorship is rarely, if ever, justified.

RARELY if ever hash company risen safest in so many ways as Google, the world's most popular search engine.

RARELY if ever has a company risen so fast in so many ways as Google, the world's most popular search engine.

From the days of Leopold, Congolese resources rarely if ever have benefited the people of Congo.

We rarely, if ever, worried about having enough money to last us until our next paycheck.

Patrons rarely (if ever) see us, yet we touch so many of them directly though records, indexes, subject headings, and other services.

Neckties are rarely, if ever, cleaned.

All of this will occur quite quickly, and you will rarely if ever look back at this period of time.

But they rarely, if ever, ate plant fiber.

The problem with these models is that they rarely, if ever, factor in other traders as variables.

Voice actors of the past were rarely, if ever, credited (or well paid) for their work.

She rarely if ever plays the piano now.

Because of factory tolerances and the unitized construction common to today's cars, this is rarely, if ever, the case.

They couldn't afford vacations, rarely if ever went to the movies, and didn't have television until the mid- to late 1950s.

This is something that is rarely, if ever, done in commercial MMO apps.

But rarely if ever do the menu terms have any political meaning.

Every day was a game of mental chess and we knew how to push each other's buttons, rarely if ever missing an opportunity to do so.