Often
91as often as not — usually, mostly, in most cases …
92every so often — from time to time, now and then …
93how often? — what is the frequency of occurrence?, with what recurrence? …
94more often than not — usually, most of the time …
95person. The impurities of illegal narcotics, often adulterated in the distribution chain, constitute an additional risk to addicts. — a highly sexed person One who is likely to give a partner a hot time, in or out of bed …
96rights are often publicly traded — Compare warranty See also rights offering stock (stock rights) @ right to die laws Cases and statutes which recognize in some instances the right of a dying person to decline extraordinary treatment to prolong life, or right of person s guardian… …
97many a time and often — frequently. North …
98NOT OFTEN — …
99all too often — …
100of10 — often …