in a while
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in a while
Alternative form of in a jiffy
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A Martin Placepick hasn’t won in a while but has the class to do something in a race like this.
Alfred is revealed to be Merlin, having lived beside him all these years and wiping Bruce's memory every once in a while to keep him from realizing his true nature.
But every once in a while, this seed of destruction would burst through in renewed prophecy, in splinter sects, and figures like Harold Camping, who in 2011 proclaimed that the world was about to end, in Florida, on a Saturday.
And then every once in a while she comes back.
A new idea could be in a while and reveal a way to make good on a project that seemed to be going nowhere.
But taking inventory of our priorities every once in a while is essential to our growth both as students and as people.