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WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Business As Usual; Business as Usual (disambiguation); Business as Usual; Business as usual (disambiguation); Business as Usual (album)
usual
adj. solito, usuale, consueto, abituale; ordinario
business as usual
affari come al solito
MAD Magazine
![''Mad'' creators at a November 2013 book signing for the ''Inside Mad'' collection. From left to right: Art director [[Sam Viviano]], writers [[Tim Carvell]] and [[Desmond Devlin]], editor-in-chief [[John Ficarra]], and artist [[Al Jaffee]].](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/11.13.13InsideMadByLuigiNovi23.jpg?width=200 "''Mad'' creators at a November 2013 book signing for the ''Inside Mad'' collection. From left to right: Art director [[Sam Viviano]], writers [[Tim Carvell]] and [[Desmond Devlin]], editor-in-chief [[John Ficarra]], and artist [[Al Jaffee]].")
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![First cover appearance (issue 21, March 1955) of Alfred E. Neuman in a fake advertisement satirizing the popular mail-order house [[Johnson Smith Company]]](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/MAD Magazine (no. 21, front cover).jpg?width=200 "First cover appearance (issue 21, March 1955) of Alfred E. Neuman in a fake advertisement satirizing the popular mail-order house [[Johnson Smith Company]]")
![[[Harvey Kurtzman]]'s cover for ''Mad'' No. 1 ([[cover-date]]d Oct./Nov. 1952)](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Madhk1.jpg?width=200 "[[Harvey Kurtzman]]'s cover for ''Mad'' No. 1 ([[cover-date]]d Oct./Nov. 1952)")
AMERICAN COMIC AND SATIRICAL MAGAZINE
Mad Magazine; MAD magazine; Mad magazine; Godfrey report; Arthur (plant); MAD Magazine Game; Mad Magazine (game); MAD Magazine; Mad megazine; The Usual Gang of Idiots; Mad (Magazine); The Mad Magazine Game; Mad Magazine Game; Madkids; Scott Maiko; Usual Gang of Idiots; The mad magazine; British MAD; Mad (comics); Mad mag; MAD (magazine); Mad Classics; Crazy, Sick and Cracked; MAD UK; The Idiotical; Monroe (comic strip); The Dellwoods; E.C. Publications.; Crazy, Sick & Cracked
nome di rivista satirica di personaggi famosi dello spettacolo e della vita pubblica
Определение
usual
Frequency: The word is one of the 1500 most common words in English.
1.
Usual is used to describe what happens or what is done most often in a particular situation.
It is a neighborhood beset by all the usual inner-city problems...
She's smiling her usual friendly smile...
After lunch there was a little more clearing up to do than usual...
It is usual to tip waiters, porters, guides and drivers.
= normal
ADJ: det ADJ, v-link ADJ, oft it v-link ADJ to-inf
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Usual is also a noun.
The stout barman in a bow tie presented himself to take their order. 'Good morning, sir. The usual?'
N-SING: the N
2.
You use as usual to indicate that you are describing something that normally happens or that is normally the case.
As usual there will be the local and regional elections on June the twelfth...
The front pages are, as usual, a mixture of domestic and foreign news.
PHRASE: PHR with cl
3.
If something happens as usual, it happens in the way that it normally does, especially when other things have changed.
When somebody died everything went on as usual, as if it had never happened...
PHRASE: PHR after v
4.
business as usual: see business
Википедия
Business as usual
Business as usual may refer to:
- Business as usual (business), the normal execution of operations within an organization
- Business as usual (policy), policy of the British government in World War I
