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unchanging, continuous, or happening repeatedly
- My mom is constantly on my case.p. 125.8
- We are watching you constantly, beware.p. 46.6
- If anyone was to blame for the girls' behavior, it was us, because of our constant warnings that we would pull Cassie out of Beaver High and send her to a private school if she didn't improve her attitude.p. 59.4
- I had made bad choices, and there was nobody to blame but myself—something I had denied constantly throughout my suffering.p. 95.0
- We tend to compare ourselves constantly with others and wonder why we are not as rich, as intelligent, as simple, as generous, or as saintly as they are.p. 119.9
- He and Cassie were unusually close for siblings their age, and given the news media's interest in our family since April 20, and the constant coming and going of friends and relatives and other visitors, he's been thrust (like Brad and me) into a situation where there's little room for private grieving.p. 152.1
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