Examples of never

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There was never just one plate of biscuits, but usually three, as well as a cake.
The first claim has never gained widespread acceptance, and has been challenged in several studies.
What is novel is our claim that laryngeal features only characterise prosodic levels above the segment ; segments never license these laryngeal features on their own.
Stress never retracts from a penult [e o] onto a low vowel - the forms in (13a) never have antepenult stress.
Since o has no structure whatsoever, it is never in danger of violating either kind of markedness constraint.
The prediction is that the latter segment types never figure in an implicational hierarchy of neutrality.
Due to this overlap, there can never be any surface evidence for the pharyngealising version of agreement.
The variable was changed into three categories: 0 5 never/seldom, 1 5 once a month, and 2 5 once a week/daily.
However, a full set of initial data is never known.
First, it was a retrospective chart review and important data may have been missing or never entered into the official record.
The periodicity of the lamellae is 6 nm, but the stacking never develops to the extent observed in the glycogen-type autophagosomes.
I never wish to see a fairer scene.
We were never allowed any say in what we did at all.
First episode, means that there (probably) has never been a (minor) depressive episode before.
However, this assumption has never been tested directly within a single study.
Most have never been before the public eye.
Dysphoria : self-devaluative and affective components in recovered depressed patients and never depressed controls.
Twelve patients never received antipsychotic medications before testing.
205 would lie in their ability to make millions of decisions a second and never to forget anything.
The body and mind are never independent; subdivision is entirely arbitrary and unfounded.
I never thought of the readers/players as a remote audience.
The past is there, but always through a blurred version, a hard to define but never completely foreign figure.
They were subjects but never objects to him.
All the same, the piece never becomes an uncritical celebration of its subjects.
While it has hitherto remained in the background, the problem of nihilism has never been far from the conversation.
Around the castle, the tourist commerce is never impudent.
I had never had that with another group of actors before.
I never thought it was that, but a lot of people did think it was largely that.
Unfortunately, unitaries such as the twist are never trace-class, so the identity map does not belong here.
The crucial point is to make sure that this dangerous case will never occur in the construction.
Indeed, a dependency analysis ensures that the program will never need these components.
The author beg ins by stating that language planning is never politically neutral, that it always serves particular ideological ends.
In most cases the child quickly outgrows the outfit and never has another opportunity to wear it.
Note that the latter two hypotheses are never explicitly stated.
Most bilinguals saw codemixing as stigmatized, but most repor ted doing it never theless.
On the other hand, four cases were never assigned.
If the output never contains alternative segmentations for any part of the input, the tokenizer is called deterministic.
A consequence of this is that a term that has an infinite reduction but never loses the ability to converge is not divergent.
Overflow can never occur because of the limited amount of oil in the system.
The stage can never be an open book.
However, the authorship of the aria has never been questioned.
In their households and in the market, the women complained about the fact that certain issues were never addressed at the meetings.
Another point worth making is that the third equation (both arguments coproducts) can never be reached from one of the other cases.
I never did a lot of work in dynamic economics.
I never came across a female and male fish in an indecent position.
She never doubted that he deserved to be hanged.
However, the model will never be able to perform well in terms of persistence.
In our model, it is never necessary for the central bank to actually forge information.
Many later writers reject the standard approach in favor of ad hoc procedures, but never explain why.
There are never theless only a few detailed studies about the process of dialect loss under the influence of a standard language.
The second criterion is that a tactical vote is never a vote for the first preference party.
You could never pretend to be the new kid on the block, never have that excuse or opportunity.
The client concern was that it had never been possible to involve the architect/design team in such analyses.
Without this my works will die with me and will never bear any fruit.
Learning to speak two languages in one's personal or professional life is always a possibility, but never a given.
Rather, there will be cases where constraints are never in conflict, and so their ranking with respect to one another is of no consequence.
The dog that we just saw never stops barking. 17.
Epistemological discussions had never featured on their agenda.
The major field projects, involving a different set of practices, could never provide the resources and the skills for an adequate theoretical debate.
Elites, of course, are never ignored; they get to be reinvented by their narrators in various ideological hues.
He left for work at six in the morning and came home at 10 and at weekends we never saw him.
I have never played bingo in my life and am not about to.
She had never married and had lived with her parents until they died.
Without such studies we will never have a fuller understanding of the reality of dementia.
He spends much time chatting in the street and is never lonely.
More than one-third (37 %), for example, suggested they seldom or never met with their friends.
To them it meant having someone to look after them in their old age and never having to be lonely.
As things turned out, after 1650 their share never exceeded 15 per cent.
The entire scene spans five registers but, unfortunately, they have never been published together and many sections have not been published at all.
Let us agree that we shall never refer to the past.
Despite the maharaja's order, there is good reason to think that a lot of this property was never returned to its owners.
The life of a people never stands still.
The process never affects a word-final stressed vowel.
Many of its participants never met anybody from it face to face and it was never reliant on local scenes.
As indicated in the booklet, most of the chants have never been recorded before.
There is never any sense, however, that she has been a sinner.
Of course, this process was never going to be easy.
Both men had been captured by life in the north and could never return to the south.
Retrospective measurement over 10 years can never be as precise in long-term studies with a single interview.
Either way, previously and never married persons should be identified as a high risk group following trauma exposure.
Moreover, it was never the central purpose of the book to explain or comment on the present on the basis of the past.
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