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I would assume that "almost always" is a common English phrase that has been adopted by probability.
by learnstats2 7y ago
I would assume that "almost always" is a common English phrase that has been adopted by probability.
- Dylan16807 7y agoSure, but the more accurate English phrase for that meaning is more like a simple "always". "almost always" is more like a 95% threshold, sometimes higher but with an implication that failure is realistic.