"per usual" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1921 [1898], Robert Bontine Cunninghame Graham, Mogreb-el-Acksa: A journey in Morocco, page 74:",
          "text": "Curious to observe (again per usual) the fatness and good clothes of the collector, and the mean estate of the poor “taxables,” their downcast looks, and all the apparent shifts and wiles they are putting forth to escape the worst outrage that a free man can bear, that is to have his money taken from him under the pretext of the public good.",
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          "ref": "2026, Brendan Ballou, “9. How to break arbitration”, in When Companies Run the Courts:",
          "text": "Per usual, these agreements prohibited employees from joining class-action lawsuits, though, for the perception of fairness, the company agreed to pay the filing cost of any arbitration, should an employee actually demand one.",
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        "As is usually the case."
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          "text": "Curious to observe (again per usual) the fatness and good clothes of the collector, and the mean estate of the poor “taxables,” their downcast looks, and all the apparent shifts and wiles they are putting forth to escape the worst outrage that a free man can bear, that is to have his money taken from him under the pretext of the public good.",
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