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Jakob said he would routinely be punched around the head, on some occasions until he vomited.

Foreign policy analysts routinely, and often wildly, exaggerate the threat level posed by anti-American or anti-Western forces, presenting them as shadowy hordes ready to overrun civilization at any moment.

Surgical skills developed by doctors in war zones are now routinely being used to treat victims of gun and knife crime.

She added that there was a dangerous skills gap with a lack of doctors routinely performing surgical abortions, or procedures also used in mid-trimester miscarriage.

Salami and other senior officers of the Revolutionary Guards routinely advise Iran's supreme leader.