(mathematical analysis:)

Apart from a set which has measure 0. For example, an integrable function on the real numbers R is Riemann integrable on all (bounded) intervals iff it is continuous almost everywhere. Such a function needn't be continuous at all points!

Probability calls this almost always.

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