It always pours when it rains (begin it's never rains...)
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This is an old expression:
"It never rains but it pours." It means, if something bad happens, another bad thing happens right after that, and another, and it's like a pouring rain.
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Not that I was asking to rewrite the sentence without changing the meaning
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It never rains when it does not pours.
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