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What are the 2 new months in the year?
Well, the two newest months - though they are 2,000 years old now - are July and August. July for Julius Caesar, and, not one to be outdone by his predecessor, August, for Augustus Caesar.
Who wrote the saying if you always do what you always did then you will always get what you always got?
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Is it he always play or he always plays?
It's he always plays.
Do you always put a comma before as always?
As always, I enjoyed my time with the kids.
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