all along

Like so many others before her, Brontë gets to see the version of Joe she’s known was there all along when Joe’s monster emerges from within.

That’s a more intellectual way of saying what I think I was doing intuitively all along.

Panthers need help all along their defensive line.

“There’s American and California-based corporations operating all along the border, and especially in Tijuana, and they’re polluting the river just as much.”

It's more likely that the Harvard leadership has come to realize what Columbia should have known all along: Complicity will not save you.