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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
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meaning of : "as so often" and "as so often"
once again, as so often before, I find myself falling in lust with a young woman on the wrong side of this continent, Damn! ...
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Could you tell me what the phrase "as so often" and "so as often" mean here?
| They just do not do so as often or as quickly. Regarding feeding: Most Class 1 Inheritors disdain 'dead' blood which is frozen or animal blood such as in a ... |
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Could you tell me what the phrase "as so often" and "so as often" mean here?
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as so often - as has often happened before/as usually happens The second sentence should not be interpreted as 'so as often'. It is (do so) (as often). Here, 'as often' means 'as frequently'.
- as so often - as has often happened before/as usually happens The second sentence should not be interpreted as 'so as often'.
- It is (do so) (as often).
- Here, 'as often' means 'as frequently'.
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as so often - as has often happened before/as usually happens
The second sentence should not be interpreted as 'so as often'. It is (do so) (as often). Here, 'as often' means 'as frequently'.
The second sentence should not be interpreted as 'so as often'. It is (do so) (as often). Here, 'as often' means 'as frequently'.
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Nona The Britas so often - as has often happened before/as usually happensThank you very much Nona-the-Brit. Really I got excited by your interpretation.
The second sentence should not be interpreted as 'so as often'. It is (do so) (as often). Here, 'as often' means 'as frequently'.
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