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> Can anyone come up with sentences that differ only in this
> word, and mean something different from each other?
>
> Jorge

Cats typically have whiskers.
Cats habitually have whiskers.

[But the difference is obviously not a matter of time
intervals. It's a matter of genericity.]
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