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As a matter of fact, she recently told me that the last time she moved, which was in 1959 I suppose I ' ve inherited her habituality, she had to choose between an apartment on the 14th floor in one building and on the fifth floor in another.
A $10 Million Parade Perch Ralph Gardner Jr. 2010
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She slipped back into brooding upon the habituality of the house.
Main Street 2004
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She slipped back into brooding upon the habituality of the house.
Main Street 1920
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She slipped back into brooding upon the habituality of the house.
Main Street Sinclair Lewis 1918
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The masses of mankind have their judgments enmeshed and inwoven in a web of mechanical habituality, compelling them to believe that what is and has been must continue to be in the future, thus limiting their conceptions to the commonplace.
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If all excitable hints, whispers and established track records are to be believed, you're about to revolutionize the worlds of media, entertainment and finger-flicking, multi-tapping, picture-dancing habituality yet again, just as your creator's previous devices transformed the way we click on cute little pictures, compile eccentric dinner-party playlists, shake $300 chipsets to choose a local restaurant, and consistently misspell "agalmatophilia" in our hot sexting exchanges.
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