Most Common English Adverbs

What are the 100 most common adverbs used in English?
'of course' is given-- it's two words
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Adverb
1
Up
2
So
3
Out
4
Just
5
Now
6
How
7
Then
8
More
9
Also
10
Here
11
Well
12
Only
13
Very
14
Even
15
Back
16
There
17
Down
18
Still
19
In
20
As
Adverb
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To
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When
23
Never
24
Really
25
Most
26
On
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Why
28
About
29
Over
30
Again
31
Where
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Right
33
Off
34
Always
35
Today
36
All
37
Far
38
Long
39
Away
40
Yet
Adverb
41
Often
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Ever
43
However
44
Almost
45
Later
46
Much
47
Once
48
Least
49
Ago
50
Together
51
Around
52
Already
53
Enough
54
Both
55
Maybe
56
Actually
57
Probably
58
Home
59
Of course
60
Perhaps
Adverb
61
Little
62
Else
63
Sometimes
64
Finally
65
Less
66
Better
67
Early
68
Especially
69
Either
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Quite
71
Simply
72
Nearly
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Soon
74
Certainly
75
Quickly
76
No
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Recent
78
Before
79
Usually
80
Thus
Adverb
81
Exactly
82
Hard
83
Particularly
84
Pretty
85
Forward
86
Okay
87
Clearly
88
Indeed
89
Rather
90
That
91
Tonight
92
Close
93
Suddenly
94
Best
95
Instead
96
Ahead
97
Fast
98
Alone
99
Eventually
100
Directly
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Level 85
Aug 17, 2015
The source says "common", not "most common". When I go to the source that the source cites (COCA) and type in what is apparently the code for adverb ("[rr]"), I don't get exactly the same list as is presented here.
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Level 65
Aug 17, 2015
Yes, I've viewed other sources too, and it's the same list, so I gave a link to the one that is easiest to read. Besides, that source is reliable, taken from Brigham Young University.