BROADLY: In the article, you note that "female impersonation became commonplace in Europe during the Great War"—how commonplace was it?
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It's becoming more commonplace for scientists to preregister — i.e.
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Deploying Cloudera's software in the cloud is becoming more commonplace.
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Her sense of humor in pregnancy posts has become commonplace.
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Words like detox, parabens, juicing, and superfood have become commonplace.
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This includes the gruesome video games that are now commonplace.
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Announcing significant life events on social media is commonplace now.
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Being sent abroad for a better education was also commonplace.
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After that, women wearing pants in the Senate became commonplace.
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Dating apps have become increasingly commonplace, especially among younger users.
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Previous investigations have shown that these surveillance flights are commonplace.
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Twelve years later, autonomous vehicles are heading toward becoming commonplace.
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The danger is we become numb and it becomes commonplace.
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Mass shootings in the United States are becoming frighteningly commonplace.
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This proliferation of smart and serious anime is commonplace today.
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These kinds of interactions between bosses and underlings are commonplace.
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Apple Pay has been around — and increasingly commonplace — since 2014.
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Now, this vision is commonplace with Siri, Cortana, and Alexa.
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This sort of technology is commonplace in today's luxury cars.
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In some places, like Iraq, the tragic has become commonplace.
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The view that there were many modernisms is now commonplace.
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Reports of glowing orbs and sudden chills are also commonplace.
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This can be problematic, especially since data breaches are commonplace.
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Wireless gadgets are now commonplace in the typical American classroom.
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Tax avoidance has become absolutely commonplace among the wealthy elite.
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Nowadays it's commonplace, with underwhelming examples such as Valentine's Day.
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Shattered bones or patients missing half their face are commonplace.
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I wanted to witness the seemingly commonplace Korean cultural phenomenon.
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Dramatic events like those aren't commonplace in 2016 American farmland.
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And this type of deal seemed commonplace for the grocer.
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Savory recipes involving shrimp paste and mayonnaise were completely commonplace.
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Still, don't expect face tattoos to become commonplace anytime soon.
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"There's nothing in it that isn't extremely commonplace," said Fennell.
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Cheap and commonplace, bananas don't seem to inspire profound thought.
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Men coaching women is commonplace in college and the pros.
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But it may take some time before it becomes commonplace.
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It's not right, couth, or kind, but it's regrettably commonplace.
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Buildings got taller, streets got louder and tourists became commonplace.
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As a result, longer vesting schedules are becoming more commonplace.
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For these reasons, sex doll brothels are far from commonplace.
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It's ubiquitous on college campuses and commonplace in editorial pages.
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And they've come through a culture where violence is commonplace.
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The specs are so commonplace as to engender merely a shrug.
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Machines have become commonplace accessories, often drivers of our daily activities.
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Yet these protections are commonplace in the other high-income countries.
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Neither of these are commonplace, and that's just for Samsung's phones.
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Maybe in the Soviet Union this kind of thing is commonplace.
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But both of them casually drop that this is pretty commonplace.
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The chapel's advertised uses — weddings, memorial services, contemplation — are likewise commonplace.
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"[Meth] is becoming more common but certainly not commonplace," she says.
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Raising funds based on unrealized returns was fairly commonplace in 22016.
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ROBERT DRISCOLL, MCGLINCHEY STAFFORD MEMBER: Again, it&aposs kind of commonplace.
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Now this procedure is commonplace and has saved millions of people.
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Some of the terminology is commonplace, like 420, dank, and bud.
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Such exchange-rate fluctuations are now commonplace in other emerging economies.
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Federal demands on states "are both commonplace and constitutional," he said.
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Yet the fetishistic obsession with secret surveillance should not be commonplace.
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The sources described the conversations they heard as inoffensive and commonplace.
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And they have come through a culture where violence is commonplace.
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Smart meters for utilities are becoming commonplace, as are smart thermostats.
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A 2012 survey of 2,000 psychologists found these tactics are commonplace.
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Giving people time off helps, but paid vacation is not commonplace.
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But migrants say brutality and demands for cash are still commonplace.
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Commonplace use of drones by the police will lead to exploitation.
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The tactic was commonplace around the turn of the 20th century.
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However, QKD has yet to become commonplace within the United States.
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In truth, the proceedings were far more commonplace than I anticipated.
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They'll undoubtedly happen again, but they don't have to be commonplace.
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Such contract standoffs have made blackouts commonplace in the television industry.
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Computers, for instance, are commonplace, but they give us extraordinary capabilities.
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It's a phenomenon so commonplace you'd think it wouldn't bring shame.
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Words such as "candy" and "turquoise" (from "Turkish stone") became commonplace.
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This goes a step beyond computer-aided design, which is commonplace.
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Chatbots and voice recognition are other tactics that are becoming commonplace.
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It is commonplace for industry groups to influence congressional letter-writing.
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In the next 10 years, these offshore farms should become commonplace.
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But at some point, he says, absurdity and paranoia became commonplace.
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He believes this will be commonplace inside the next 5 years.
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This type of hyperbolic story is commonplace when P50 comes up.
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It is commonplace for former Olympians to become analysts at NBC.
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And those problems may become more commonplace as the climate changes.
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Dismissing pain was commonplace in our house, and weakness wasn't welcome.
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Today, personal twists and flourishes on the national anthem are commonplace.
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Outside the window, rainbow flags were as commonplace as stop signs.
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But here, the extreme economics have rapidly made the model commonplace.
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Although this kind of behavior is commonplace, it is not inevitable.
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It's commonplace now for toy manufacturers to prepare movie tie-ins.
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They weren't cogitating, recollecting, differentiating; they were seeing a commonplace object.
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Verbal jousting has become commonplace between Berlusconi and League chief Salvini.
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Beatings are frequent, and assassination — foreign and domestic — has become commonplace.
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For many Americans, the notion of data collection seems almost commonplace.
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Ultimately, that mentality is likely commonplace among developers of episodic games.
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That's enough to be concerning, but not to suggest it's commonplace.
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She could not understand Jude because her mind was too commonplace.
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That fear is commonplace in think-tanks and chancelleries across Europe.
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There was joy and purpose to be found in the commonplace.
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Yet, discrimination on the basis of voice is rampant and commonplace.
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However, it's unclear how commonplace any of these success stories are.
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It has become commonplace to present audiences with intentionally challenging characters.
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Such advisors are commonplace at Ivy League and other elite institutions.
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Katchadourian excels at investing commonplace, inanimate objects with vitality and soulfulness.
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The use of informants is commonplace in counterintelligence and criminal investigations.
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Now, because of what happened that day and since, they're commonplace.
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Even though the abortion rate has declined, the procedure remains commonplace.
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Arguing Chernobyl could never happen again has become commonplace in the west.
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Smuggling of drugs and humans has become commonplace along the southwest border.
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In many mainstream American movies, violence is commonplace but sex is shocking.
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Harrassment as a prank tactic has become more and more commonplace online.
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In the realm of financial investment, a level of stress is commonplace.
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Nevertheless, discriminatory dress codes remain commonplace in some sectors of the economy.
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In my hard charging, fast-paced industry, unkind behavior is, sadly, commonplace.
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Traffic accidents are relatively commonplace in Afghanistan, with roads often poorly maintained.
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Since Hussain's ouster these statues have remained relatively commonplace throughout the country.
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Someday, watching videos of cars driving themselves will become boring and commonplace.
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This approach, offering optional electric drive systems, is expected to become commonplace.
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Everything is both newsworthy and commonplace because it's constant, cyclical, and free.
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Britain may be lagging, but elsewhere deliberative democracy is becoming more commonplace.
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In cities where AVs are commonplace, drivers have got used to them.
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You would have seen a S'Well bottle around, they're pretty commonplace nowadays.
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And, eventually, the company seeks to make Masterpass more commonplace than cash.
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What's surprising is how fast these vehicles seem likely to become commonplace.
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Those are famous historical examples, but these days such migration is commonplace.
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Today, ice cream is as commonplace as water in the United States.
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Official brutality has fuelled unrest: extra-judicial killings and torture are commonplace.
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In modern day sports, eye-popping multi-million contracts are fairly commonplace.
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It's an approach that's certainly commonplace among Trump's cohort of rich Manhattanites.
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Smaller exposures of concerning posts from individual departments or officers are commonplace.
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Dvir sees a future where 3D-printed hearts and organs are commonplace.
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Frothy valuations are commonplace at the moment, but Netflix still stands out.
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Now it's fairly commonplace, but most people don't know Pixar invented that.
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As November nears, that feeling has become commonplace among small business owners.
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The sales document also outlines how commonplace commercial spy tools have become.
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Embellishing a post with #xoxo is a commonplace way to show support.
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Such provisions are consistent with generally accepted accounting practices and commonplace worldwide.
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And grand patriotic displays have become even more commonplace since 9/11.
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IBM's patents describe commonplace internet technology like password management and online advertising.
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My kids have three 3D printers at school and TinkerCAD is commonplace.
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Now, each new black death alters the terrifying into something more commonplace.
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Last May a seemingly commonplace meeting kicked off a firestorm of controversy.
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But what was once considered unique and bold has now become commonplace.
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It's a once-commonplace habit to which young people no longer relate.
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Adverse events associated with dietary supplements were commonplace in the medical literature.
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Even the most terrible or amazing things become commonplace sooner or later.
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Bidding wars are commonplace, said Natalie Miniard, the owner of JCity Realty.
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Incrementality is growing more commonplace with bigger marketers like Airbnb and eBay.
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They've become so commonplace that they seem to hide in plain sight.
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Nevertheless, pets — especially dogs — are becoming more and more commonplace at weddings.
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Life for non-famous hafu remains tough, with bullying in schools commonplace.
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As public shootings became commonplace, doctors started paying more attention to them.
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Million-dollar listings have become commonplace in the US real estate market.
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Assembly line technology became commonplace because it made factory workers more productive.
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Instances like that were commonplace, but their frequency didn't diminish their cruelty.
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Fights and fucking were commonplace, and bouncers always had their hands full.
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Fear of crime was rampant, and protests on college campuses were commonplace.
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In fact, they had been happening for years, and injuries were commonplace.
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" In another: "New anti-immigration measures became commonplace in many American cities.
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School violence has become commonplace enough that some teens carry bulletproof backpacks.
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This, too, is commonplace today among many countries with democratically elected presidents.
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But they have become relatively commonplace at pediatricians' practices across the country.
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Memphis furniture is highly collectible and far too expensive to be commonplace.
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The connection between partner abuse and mass shootings has become almost commonplace.
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Such tradition and continuity across generations was once commonplace in retail apparel.
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M. Forster, Commonplace Book Do not weep; do not wax indignant. Understand.
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A sour mood and headphone isolation were commonplace, but something was different.
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In this artist's practice, such commonplace stuff is fodder for radical transformation.
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Volatility has spiked with 1,000 point swings in the Dow becoming commonplace.
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To more than a billion people, it is an utterly commonplace food.
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A 2012 survey of 2,000 psychologists found p-hacking tactics were commonplace.
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Or, if they do, it seems as commonplace as making dinner plans.
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Some of the US's worst school shootings occurred before games were commonplace.
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Linked cameras are becoming commonplace in cities like New York and Baltimore.
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People are rarely content to explain revolutions by using commonplace political logic.
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In a now commonplace career switch, Daniel Minzer abandoned banking for baking.
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" Congleton writes that actions like this should be more commonplace: "It's 2017.
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The tally of my digital clutter is both extraordinary, and entirely commonplace.
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Although they're commonplace today, AirPods weren't available to the public until 2016.
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"Scenes like this were somewhat commonplace during the mob wars," he tweeted.
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On the boats that ferry them, extortion, beatings, and starvation are commonplace.
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Cafes that are serious about the coffees they prepare have become commonplace.
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Over the past four years, it's become commonplace among the Extremely Online.
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If it's a success, hopefully collaborations like this will become more commonplace.
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It's something commonplace in little shops, and found in everyone's bathroom, including hers.
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She was excited that someone was critiquing how commonplace opiate prescription had become.
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Martinez has been seeing over-shifted infielders long before defensive shifts became commonplace.
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Raids on gay-friendly establishments were commonplace in New York in the 1960s.
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It was as if mines had become part of nature, commonplace and inevitable.
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That's likely to become increasingly commonplace in a technology-dependent world, experts say.
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When it comes to football on these shores, disastrous derby streaks are commonplace.
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It is a commonplace experience that Petersen has transformed into an abstract painting.
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He said "clean, quiet, safe" vehicles flying through cities will eventually become commonplace.
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No matter how commonplace dating apps have become, they're not necessarily for everyone.
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This sort of demo is quickly becoming commonplace for tech journalists like myself.
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Female nudity on screen has become so commonplace that it barely registers anymore.
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To ensure this, pay cuts are commonplace in startups, especially for upper management.
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From government to the private sector, high-profile cases of this are commonplace.
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But having your interview hijacked by a roaming Matt Damon is less commonplace.
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Far from being an apocryphal tale, cscareerthrowaway567's story is becoming almost commonplace.
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For these friends, physical touch is commonplace and never seen as an intrusion.
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Well, at least until regular autonomous cars are more commonplace on the roads.
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Yes, as they become more commonplace and demand rises, gadgets become more affordable.
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This has become far more commonplace in today's progressive debates than ever before.
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Food recalls are, while not exactly commonplace, at least expected now and then.
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Consider the experience of a multinational carmaker, as revealing as it is commonplace.
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It's refreshing, especially when 800- to 1,000-page epic fantasy tomes are commonplace.
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"We believe that this kind of fashion is already commonplace," the designers said.
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It's very commonplace now, with shows like Battlestar Galactica and The Expanse. Yeah.
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The notion of adding tools and services into apps was becoming more commonplace.
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You can use standard building materials that are commonplace in the market today.
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The evidence showed that switching between data products is commonplace, the judge said.
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And such stories — while certainly anecdotal — seem to be more commonplace than ever.
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Cheap food with high-fructose corn syrup in urban environments has become commonplace.
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Today, carbon fiber technology is commonplace in supercars, and even many sports cars.
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As drones become more commonplace, there are disturbing privacy implications for everyday Americans.
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Meetings with the White House and regulators are commonplace during the rulemaking process.
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Winning consecutive NASCAR Xfinity Series titles, on the other hand, is relatively commonplace.
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This does not mean that he was free of commonplace anti-Jewish prejudice.
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High-yield savings accounts have become commonplace in banking, and for good reason.
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It is a difficult path and relapses followed by fresh starts are commonplace.
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How hen changed SwedenAccording to Adam Rogers at Wired, hen has become commonplace.
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How long do you think it will take before driverless vehicles become commonplace?
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Despite the uproar, however, micro transactions remain commonplace in today's video game industry.
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Demands for additional bandwidth are going to skyrocket as these products become commonplace.
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Sadly, the bureau's pattern of failing to properly assess fracking risks is commonplace.
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It is now commonplace for corporate lobbyists to literally write our nation's legislation.
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Troubling stories like this have become commonplace — and academics must help change that.
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Drones, driverless cars and not-really-hoverboards are (or soon will be) commonplace.
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These weapons could become commonplace in future warfare, which is an unsettling prospect.
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Political tensions 'at fever pitch' Claims of election rigging are commonplace in Pakistan.
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Or the escalating cycles of violence, followed by tear gas, could become commonplace.
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Yet it can be difficult to see a pattern whose components are commonplace.
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Through the mandala, Hassinger manipulates commonplace objects and transforms them into sentimental mementos.
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The use of euros in Venezuela's hyperinflationary economy became more commonplace last year.
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Nor is this shocking in the current theater world, where nudity is commonplace.
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The use of euros in Venezuela's hyperinflationary economy became more commonplace last year.
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"The relativity of reality has become so commonplace it's disconcerting," Mr. Alterman said.
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The side of history in which slavery was commonplace, glorified, and defended ferociously.
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IT IS COMMONPLACE for boxing fans to bemoan the senselessness of world titles.
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And most people just brush it off because they think it&aposs commonplace.
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Her lawyer, Steven D. Altman, noted how commonplace texting while driving has become.
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To be promised unknown pleasures but receive so much commonplace tedium is disappointing.
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Conspiracies like that – and worse – are now commonplace within formerly traditional conservative circles.
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"#WWIII" was trending online and predictions of an all-out war were commonplace.
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Advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) are becoming more commonplace in mass-market vehicles.
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As technology becomes ever more commonplace, more devices are collecting data on us.
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Is this the conduct we want to be commonplace in our children's America?
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Today, alcohol is commonplace at most weddings, making these events potentially more boisterous.
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Naughty language which parents used to scold kids for using is now commonplace.
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Stories about hustlers or prostitutes are commonplace in both straight and gay fiction.
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Distracting trademarks are commonplace, he said, while the law only addressed disparaging ones.
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Not yet—not until DNA sequencers and synthesizers become cheaper and more commonplace.
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"Streaming music or video content throughout the aircraft is becoming almost commonplace today."
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Ms. Nguyen says that Vietnamese cooking can also be adapted using commonplace foods.
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I think this is going to be commonplace in a lot of cities.
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Alarming levels of leverage have become commonplace in CMBS over the past few years.
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"EVs still have a long way to go before they car commonplace," she said.
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However, in India, tuk-tuks are commonplace, while in Indonesia mopeds are standard fare.
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Running water, flush toilets, electric lighting, cars, refrigerators, and washing machines were all commonplace.
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As drones become more commonplace in the world, regulations and safety testing inevitably follows.
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It could be awhile before these wellness solutions become commonplace among employers, Steele said.
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And there's evidence that that kind of treatment could become commonplace for foreign travelers.
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Society wants poems full of well-said, commonplace truths, not works to puzzle over.
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You can try to avoid it, but credit card tracking is becoming more commonplace.
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For consumers, these types of cloud computing-driven interactions are becoming regular and commonplace.
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And, as insurance becomes more commonplace, fewer, presumably, will be so taken by surprise. ■
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If brain-computer interfaces become commonplace, do you really want Facebook in your head?
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It will be a while before we see speeds like this become commonplace, however.
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She wasn't particularly concerned though; to Armand, gaming Instagram is so commonplace, it's unremarkable.
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In her hands, the paranormal is a commonplace, readymade, fantastic abyss to gaze into.
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But in truth, after 17 years at the same company, it had become commonplace.
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And this is only what's easy to share, what's as commonplace as 9 a.m.
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Cracked iPhones have become commonplace and there's no fear of that with the Nokia.
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Because of this openness, Dr. Liotta only sees this trend becoming even more commonplace.
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Shaming, exclusion, sexism, grooming, impersonation and threats of violence have started to feel commonplace.
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Tourniquets are now commonplace in civilian medicine, as are haemostatic powders that clot blood.
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Strains between candidates and their staffs are commonplace in stressful moments of presidential campaigns.
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Anti-migrant rhetoric by decision makers and high-ranking public officials has become commonplace.
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Early attempts in the space involved porting banner ads that were commonplace in desktop.
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There was a time when changing your last name name in Hollywood was commonplace.
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This process is getting easier as sex toys become more visible, commonplace, and diverse.
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They've reached market saturation — the technology is as commonplace as cruise control is today.
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Calls for more and better roles for women in mainstream movies have become commonplace
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Such highly erratic, storm-like wildfires have grown commonplace in the state, Pimlott said.
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"I also hope to get the message across that promoting diversity should be commonplace."
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It's becoming commonplace in the US, only obscured by whom these systems are targeting.
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Unlike so many other video games, violence in Hitman was neither commonplace nor cheap.
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Some land rights activists, villagers and experts say aggressive rural land acquisition is commonplace.
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Competitive switching arrangements are commonplace and a legal right for captive shippers in Canada.
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This old-school ad format is booming precisely because digital ads are so commonplace.
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Process ways that you can respond to issues that seem commonplace with your family.
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Sweets were more commonplace, with a giant cotton candy fountain awaiting guests upon entry.
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In recent years, videogame companies announcing they're skipping the gaming confab has become commonplace.
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Workplace stress, while commonplace, is incredibly damaging — which means we shouldn't just accept it.
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But, of course, the practice of mandatory arbitration for employees wasn't commonplace then either.
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But with the rise of prestige cable and streaming TV, swearing has become commonplace.
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Cabanas, outdoor televisions, swimming pools — all have become commonplace in the luxury housing market.
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Arbitrary detentions and abuses by security forces in Kashmir are commonplace, rights groups say.
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Models such as the 22018 CX-25 became commonplace and are becoming more so.
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Transaction fees have come down as technology has improved — but hacks are still commonplace.
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It would be a convenient and safe upgrade from commonplace, analog locks, he thought.
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In the next three to four years, it will be commonplace with every league.
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Weiner also defended Conyers' "surly moments" with staffers, saying that is commonplace among politicians.
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She took detours, and, like a verbal magician, offered dazzling distractions and commonplace tricks.
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Attacks on both official and unofficial targets are commonplace in Kabul and throughout Afghanistan.
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PARIS — The first airplane hijackings occurred not long after international air travel became commonplace.
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A number of recent genetic studies challenge the notion that mistaken paternity is commonplace.
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Solar panels, wind turbines, and electric cars are now commonplace on tech's largest campuses.
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It's far more commonplace today, and the Bucks spam it as much as possible.
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The other piece of it are new illness narratives that have now become commonplace.
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So this is really an example of a commonplace, cut-and-dry trademark matter.
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The wearing of men's shirts was perfectly commonplace long before it became a trend.
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Here are commonplace books, antique blankets, textile sample books, needlework portfolios and fabric swatches.
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High-tech surveillance tools like these are commonplace among police departments in large cities.
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But I think it's only a matter of time before this technology becomes commonplace.
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As a result, stock exchange crashes, manufacturing defects, and computer glitches have become commonplace.
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Such mixing is commonplace in aid organizations, especially those funded by the international community.
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Commonplace items include tall cans, tokens for transit, gift cards, and bottles of wine.
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Despite such concerns, these practices are becoming commonplace, particularly among the largest nonprofit hospitals.
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But paradoxically, even as the term becomes more commonplace, it has grown more trenchant.
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THE STONE A commonplace modern ritual gave me a deeper connection to today's Athenians.
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Celebrity collaborations are commonplace in fashion but rare in the world of high jewelry.
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But the wines we drank were far more interesting than what was once commonplace.
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As my colleague Siobhan Burke has written, this is a commonplace of ballet, too.
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But many financial innovations that are now commonplace also seemed strange at one time.
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Speculation about a sequel war between Kurdistan and Iraq was (and still is) commonplace.
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A new coach bringing along a few transfers has become commonplace in collegiate athletics.
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"Not so many years ago, moisturizer was taboo, and it's now commonplace," Gough explained.
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Extreme droughts have become more commonplace at a terrifying rate thanks to climate change.
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In the sleepy world of corporate governance, allegations of extortion are not exactly commonplace.
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Many innovations that became commonplace, like loops and arrows, are credited to Phase 2.
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Anyone familiar with Mr. Bader's work knows the unconventional is commonplace in his art.
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It is commonplace and lawful, of course, for a company's owners to withdraw profits.
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"Injuries on jumps are fairly commonplace to have this number is relatively rare," Col.
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"Fishing expeditions"—selective use of statistics in search of a striking conclusion—are commonplace.
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That could become commonplace starting late next year or in early 2021, it added.
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I know it's now commonplace, and that it's used with the noblest of intent.
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It has now become commonplace for proponents of liberal values to receive death threats.
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It is a commonplace that pain and love are closely related, but true nonetheless.
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Islamic State-inspired attacks could become commonplace in the next three to five years.
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It was a passing observation of a commonplace image, one of many that day.
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The basis of these books is the appropriation of commonplace commercial texts and images.
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The inevitable meaning of these objects is in the shock of the sensibilities, it attacks the commonplace by substituting commonplace objects for art … More to my point is the presentation by Rauschenberg of completely unpainted panels in his first exhibition at the Stable.
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In "Ghost of the Innocent Man," Benjamin Rachlin has taken this far-too-commonplace story — far-too-commonplace because it happens so often — and spun out a captivating, intimate profile of one man's stubbornly persistent efforts to convince others of his innocence.
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Murders of environmental and land-reform advocates became commonplace, and were rarely, if ever, solved.
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"Racism was as commonplace as cornflakes," and anything unfamiliar was scorned or hidden from view.
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Back in the days of dialup internet, it was commonplace to build your own computer.
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According to the New York Times, names like Arya and Khaleesi are becoming increasingly commonplace.
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Sir Roger is an eminent British counter-example to the commonplace that conservatives distrust ideas.
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A singular smartphone typically contains more than 250,000 individual patents alone, so dispute is commonplace.
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In 1999, the concept of tie-in stories adhering to a centralized canon wasn't commonplace.
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The practice has grown so commonplace that some people are already calling for its end.
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But what is shocking is that USB ports on public transportation aren't commonplace in 2017.
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It's set in 2045, in a world where gene therapy and designer babies are commonplace.
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Even for an anthology series, they're crudely drawn as commonplace stereotypes without much emotional range.
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Better Your Business Once an oddity in the working world, telecommuting is quickly becoming commonplace.
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As they put it: [H]ate speech is commonplace, and political terrorism is exceedingly rare.
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The horror in this particular flick appears to derive from something quite commonplace: white suburbia.
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The company has made ride-hailing commonplace in more than 600 cities in 82 countries.
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During an exclusive ABC interview clip, Trump claimed accepting "dirt" on political opponents is commonplace.
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Most drivers don't consider Autopilot and other semi-autonomous features commonplace even if Musk does.
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ATV accidents similar to Maddie's have become commonplace as many take to the popular vehicles.
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She also apparently suggested 360 video will be "commonplace" and VR is set to grow.
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We're now in an age where photos of space, taken from space, are becoming commonplace.
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It is commonplace to observe that the history of war is written by its winners.
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We're building more in areas that border forested lands where fires are commonplace, for example.
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International home buyers are becoming increasingly commonplace, and come from all parts of the globe.
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Such "arrival events", extremely rare until a couple of years ago, are now becoming commonplace.
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Seeing market metrics that are "highest ever aside from the Tech Bubble" has become commonplace.
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In entertainment circles, it is now commonplace to demean Donald Trump in almost barbaric ways.
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Conversations with Siri are commonplace, just like they are with Microsoft's Cortana and Amazon's Alexa.
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On the left of the spectrum can be hurricanes or some other relatively commonplace event.
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As small drones have become increasingly commonplace, so have reports of close calls by airliners.
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Meaning, injectables are not only becoming more commonplace, they are being also administered more frequently.
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These days it's commonplace for female entertainers to suffer daily, brutal commentary on their appearance.
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If crossing boundaries across different media is now commonplace, Rauschenberg was there at the start.
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They're commonplace — already enjoying widespread adoption and usage across the internet and our financial system.
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Women who worked at restaurants associated with Batali told CNN that inappropriate behavior was commonplace.
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Call it the sore loser strategy, one that has become commonplace in the Trump era.
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"Gritty" and "real" are the commonplace adjectives applied to New York City in the 1970s.
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Laws against the Chinese people already in America, like San Francisco's laundry ordinance, were commonplace.
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Emotional-support animals in the workplace have become more commonplace to improve employee mental health.
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To the critics doubting the president's doggedness, normative departures are commonplace in the Trump presidency.
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Findings like these have become so commonplace that it's easy to forget their strange implications.
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In the short term, gastrointestinal problems, persistent skin infections, even serious heart problems are commonplace.
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He cited "gruesome and grisly video games that are now commonplace," as a societal cause.
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Meanwhile, amongst illegal aliens in general, the use of fake or stolen SSNs is commonplace.
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HRAs had become commonplace, but now were being removed by regulators in a dark room.
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The symptoms lingered and mutated and became almost commonplace, and I began to contemplate retirement.
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Many risk fines, jail and even death, with reports of social exclusion and abuse commonplace.
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Ahead, pros and cons from the experts on some commonplace (but controversial) skin-care practices.
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The big picture: Picking up was once commonplace in a home for a ringing telephone.
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The marriage of smart cities and next-gen location-tracking apps is becoming more commonplace.
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That's because all of us already live in Trump's world, where these behaviors are commonplace.
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Everyone loves to know that they're appreciated, especially over the holidays, when gifting becomes commonplace.
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Amazon has made two-day shipping the standard and same- or next-day shipping commonplace.
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Other issues like mental health and harassment are also commonplace in the food service industry.
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Headlines like "Why Pete Buttigieg is bad for gays" and "Heterosexuality Without Women" became commonplace.
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If top actors insisted on the rider, diverse casting could become commonplace, Dr. Smith said.
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Now, it's a commonplace, but also a euphemism, to say that Trump has authoritarian instincts.
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Romances between men and much-younger women remain commonplace onscreen — especially in Woody Allen movies.
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Even still, those applications will likely not become commonplace until well into the next decade.
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In recent years, that kind of thing has become more commonplace on the avant-garde.
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Cheap, tasty, high-calorie foods are available almost everywhere, and snacking and grazing are commonplace.
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The law prohibits smoking in public, although such bans are already commonplace in California cities.
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It has to become more commonplace for people to feel really, deeply comfortable with it.
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Health experts warn the drugs' well-known side effects could become commonplace with wide use.
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Signs with provocative slogans such as "Liberate Hong Kong" are now commonplace across the city.
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It is commonplace to live and have fun in the city without breaking the bank.
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Fighting over control of tech companies is commonplace, and executive shuffles happen all the time.
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Fund-raising rounds of over $100 million have become more commonplace than ever this year.
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No, that's wrong: It's the way she discloses the uncanny within all that is commonplace.
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While sign stealing is commonplace, it is illegal to use electronic devices to do so.
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While sign stealing is commonplace, MLB rules prohibit the use electronic devices to do so.
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He was the first to use gymnastics chalk (now commonplace) to keep the hands dry.
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Celery's popularity grew with its availability, until its success undercut its cachet: Celery became commonplace.
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Images of armored vehicles confronting protesters with tear gas and live fire have become commonplace.
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This tactic has, in many ways, become commonplace for those struggling countries on China's periphery.
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Before DNA sequencing was commonplace, scientists struggled to tell the genetic differences between human cells.
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Mr. Giuliani described that as commonplace, saying he performed similar services for his own clients.
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Chronic illness has become commonplace, and we have been poorly prepared to deal with it.
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If and when soft robots become commonplace, they'll need their own ways to stay cool.
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Audio messaging is also commonplace if not preferred in places like Argentina and throughout Europe.
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Foreign buyers have become more commonplace in Colombia in the last decade, Ms. Dávila said.
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Financial troubles are commonplace for single parents, making the need for child support even direr.
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Experts said private placements, such as the one Mr. Price took part in, are commonplace.
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This reflexive response is the sort of thing that has become commonplace in this administration.
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With near-nudity now commonplace, several big stars opted for modesty, if not exactly restraint.
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In 2012, the hoaxers were limited to the fringe, but today they are practically commonplace.
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Snake encounters in the Indonesian capital are becoming more commonplace for several reasons, experts say.
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This isn't scripture, but rather a compendium of cuttings and jottings, an idiosyncratic commonplace book.
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Front Burner Andrea Nguyen's new cookbook details how recipes can be adapted using commonplace foods.
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And fingerprints left on commonplace items like drinking glasses can be easily duplicated by criminals.
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As Cardinals pitcher Lon Warneke observed, even the threatening banter could be construed as commonplace.
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It's a commonplace — but a true one — that there's a Dylan line for every occasion, and another commonplace that a stray line of an old Dylan song can suddenly nail a situation decades after it was written: Through the years, his riddles have become prophecies.
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All the while, it's under increased scrutiny, as its hardware becomes commonplace in active combat zones.
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The criminal tactics that were so novel when Bogachev helped pioneer them have now grown commonplace.
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Using these is also a pretty eye-opening look at just how commonplace email tracking is.
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Called "platform sharing," this practice is commonplace in the auto industry, even in gasoline-powered cars.
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A classic example are the lynchings of African Americans that became commonplace after the Civil War.
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These molds are commonplace, and most people aren't susceptible to infections caused by mucor and rhizopus.
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Be warned, though; 1TB smartphones likely won't be cheap, at least until they become more commonplace.
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Bezos's post comes at a time when leaks of nude selfies have become commonplace for celebrities.
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In time, he says, teleoperated robots like this could become commonplace in homes around the world.
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Migrants are particular targets in cities across the borders, with kidnappings by the cartels shockingly commonplace.
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However, it was still commonplace to see segregation, especially in the South, within men's college basketball.
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Investments of this size were commonplace in 2015, the biggest year for venture deals since 2000.
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I realized I could paint something that I was experiencing, and that was simple and commonplace.
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But, but, but: All of these features and more have been commonplace in China for years.
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By the end of the 20th century, the use of laptops in the classroom was commonplace.
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From giants to elves to thunder birds, the fantastical is commonplace — but feels no less magical.
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However, mainstream comics didn't migrate online in any significant numbers until smartphones and tablets became commonplace.
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Over time, the price of that innovation comes down as it becomes more commonplace and mainstream.
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Another option is multi-member districts, which were once commonplace and still exist in the Senate.
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Delivery robots are far from commonplace, but Serve will nevertheless have some competition when it launches.
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The Lavoisiers' careful measurements had discovered something now thought commonplace—the law of conservation of matter.
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Death is a destination that we can depend on, and it's the commonplace that we overlook.
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The idea of a pooled portfolio seems commonplace now, but at the time it was revolutionary.
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Cloud-based processing and storage of user data is commonplace — though usually disclosed a little better.
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It's already becoming commonplace to see drones, survey robots and autonomous vehicles with drivers on autopilot.
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Image: PixabayAs phishing attacks become increasingly commonplace, it's important to know what to look out for.
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" She explains, "I'd like to see America move toward a more commonplace, pragmatic view of nudity.
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Image: Sam Rutherford/GizmodoData breaches are now commonplace, but that doesn't make them any less serious.
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No time Long hours and excessive overtime were, for decades, commonplace in the country's manufacturing industry.
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Nearly two decades after Roy and Silo first went steady, gay animal couples are now commonplace.
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Subtlety and are not commonplace in boxing, but Haye is about as classless as they come.
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Printers are far cheaper than they once were and they are now commonplace in school classrooms.
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It's commonplace for defendants in giant cases like the concussion litigation to complain about dubious claims.
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These vets and product makers are also working to make these pain-reducing methods more commonplace.
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On why iPhones have such deep encryption to begin with: Cook: Hacking has become increasingly commonplace.
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Solid connection By far my biggest issue with Bluetooth headphones is that connectivity issues are commonplace.
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A workaholic race to succeed, involving all-nighters and meals at desks, is commonplace in banking.
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The narrative challenges commonplace notions about what might make a human being identifiable as a person.
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I thought I was living my best life, getting excited at such basic and commonplace pleasures.
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But despite bill pay's waning usage, it's odd to shut down such a commonplace banking feature.
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This imagery is commonplace to many in Los Angeles, a city famous for its driver's culture.
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Protests in cities across Poland against the constitutional gridlock and other related issues have become commonplace.
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From nonstick frying pans to touch screen computers, ideas that once seemed radical have become commonplace.
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Even a product as specific and seemingly commonplace as the washing machine has not been spared.
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Human rights lawyer Kazuko Ito -- no relation to Shiori Ito -- says it is all too commonplace.
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As horrifying as they are, mass shootings in America have become commonplace enough to be ritualized.
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It was commonplace then, as it is now — 40 years after the passage of the PDA.
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"People getting blinded will become commonplace, must ban!" said one user on the messaging forum hupu.
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As the economy grew and layoffs became more commonplace, the culture no longer stigmatizes fired employees.
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We realized the things that were commonplace when I was in there would never happen now.
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"We know that these policies have become much more commonplace since" the 2016 report, Eardley said.
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Through exports we can ensure U.S. standards of safety and security become commonplace throughout the world.
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Investment options that have almost 8,000 stocks in a single fund have become commonplace and inexpensive.
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Indeed, significant discounts for nonprofits and educational institutions are commonplace across the spectrum of internet services.
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The conservative version of the crusade is a commonplace: the poor should try harder next time.
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Gripes about Jews being everywhere in the French media, banks, and 'even in government' are commonplace.
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Large full-screen displays and dual cameras are becoming commonplace, as are their higher price tags.
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It's as much fairy tale as it has become commonplace in any low-level PR campaign.
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Fifty years ago, with a draft in place, critiques of the military were commonplace and uncontroversial.
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It will become commonplace to see drones transporting specialty medical supplies to paramedics in emergency situations.
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Other young Germans and Syrians told me the phenomenon was not yet commonplace, but certainly growing.
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He often captured the ugliness of our world in which wars, monsters, and injustice are commonplace.
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It's no secret that remote work and frequent business travel are becoming more and more commonplace.
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It's become commonplace today to complain about the seemingly never-ending parade of franchise superhero films.
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Vision will probably always play a role in walking robots, even if tactile sensing becomes commonplace.
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It's a commonplace that great translations of ancient verse reflect the poetry of their own time.
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In today's labor market, low, volatile wages are commonplace, especially for women and people of color.
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The measure legalizes a practice already commonplace at many salons, where it's part of the pampering.
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The aim of stablecoins is to reduce the volatility that is commonplace in the cryptocurrency market.
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Dr. Henderson likened the technique to DNA sequencing — once laborious and costly, now commonplace and affordable.
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Surveillance tech, facial recognition software, drones, and chip implants are all here—and becoming more commonplace.
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But what is troubling is the large gap between commonplace perceptions of falsity and actual falsity.
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Doggie day cares, pet spas, organic food, non-BPA toys and training programs have become commonplace.
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LAS VEGAS — At the betting tables in Las Vegas, exhilarating highs and devastating lows are commonplace.
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It's become commonplace to say we're living through a similar, if less bloody, period of tumult.
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After all, before DNA testing became commonplace, our investigation would have stopped with this family narrative.
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A sense of estrangement was commonplace among the Sadrs long before their geographic displacement from Tehran.
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Tom Davis (R-Va.) testified for Bowser's defense that congressional staffers performing dual roles was commonplace.
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Arguably no one is more instrumental in the campaign to make psychedelics commonplace than Mr. Doblin.
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Most people today would not remember a time when measles — or mumps, or polio — were commonplace.
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Possibly a lot like Britain and other parts of Europe where gambling on sports is commonplace.
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The "CITs" and similar activist initiatives are commonplace among conservative-leaning Christian churches across the country.
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It is commonplace for shomrim leaders to attend promotion ceremonies at Police Headquarters in Lower Manhattan.
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But as the term became more commonplace, its connection with notions of equality and community weakened.
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It's a preview of what will become commonplace in the driver's seat in the coming years.
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Even the most commonplace of objects, sufficiently decontextualized, has the power to take on new meaning.
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Even for the Philippines, where political murders are commonplace, the scale of the killings was shocking.
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Today, segregation and limiting the movement of disabled persons in public spaces is commonplace and accepted.
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The works are still not exactly commonplace, though every once in a while, surprising juxtapositions occur.
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Yet, as upsetting as they are, it is even more disturbing that they are so commonplace.
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Despite becoming increasingly commonplace, workplace diversity programs fail when companies aren't sincerely committed to their success.
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So the things that are commonplace for us and become 'Oh girl, you haven't seen this?
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But college in prison isn't a new or radical idea—in fact, it was once commonplace.
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Suspensions of professional athletes have become more commonplace as drug testing and P.E.D. investigations have expanded.
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"When It's You," with its wry Everywoman of a narrator, is more drawn to the commonplace.
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Security features and patches should become more commonplace to ensure that these devices are not exploited.
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They may depict some of the ethnic and racial prejudices that were commonplace in American society.
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The Bird Box Challenge is the kind of dare that has become commonplace in recent years.
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Small cells have become commonplace in the leaderless protest movement and replaced traditional top-down organization.
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But looking over the incidents reveals a pattern of gun violence that is commonplace in America.
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Updates have to be carried out separately from the operating system updates that are more commonplace.
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Norton points out that the increasingly commonplace collection of biometric data raises some serious privacy concerns.
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And something as visible and commonplace as a banknote represents a good opportunity to educate the public.
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Such warnings are commonplace after a serious aviation accident, given how grave those disasters tend to be.
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It's already commonplace for people to link their lights, thermostat, TV and alarm system to their phone.
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The upgrade car owners will feel the soonest is in tech that's already commonplace on dashboards: touch.
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Consider the rape of Dolores, and the probability that robot rape is commonplace in this amusement park.
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But as sustainable beauty is becoming more and more commonplace, so too is it becoming more affordable.
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Social media has become ubiquitous, especially in highly urban areas like Mexico City, where smartphones are commonplace.
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Scrolling through these internet histories, what's remarkable isn't the roiling hatred — tragically, that's become almost commonplace online.
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Having said that, though, it's remarkable how quickly something as vivid and irrevocable as death becomes commonplace.
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Schemes for harvesting rainwater, by collecting it in tanks rather than letting it run away, are commonplace.
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Plate-licking was commonplace as the men sought out ways to extend mealtime and or feel fuller.
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Now, perhaps because Apple has proven there's a market for them, sleek, metallic, thin laptops are commonplace.
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The practice of emotional and physical violence by anexos to cure addiction is commonplace, according to Zamudio.
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These pranks are usually conducted in a thawb, a traditional ankle length garb commonplace in Arab countries.
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I get it: things like electronic locks and windows are commonplace in vehicles, and they're generally reliable.
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As cars and trucks became commonplace, they created whole classes of jobs and made other professions obsolete.
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This risky practice, known as "ratchets," have become more commonplace in later-stage startups in recent years.
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Although gaining popularity in the United States, taking a gap year is commonplace in Europe and Australia.
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But while murders are rare, attacks and threats at surgeries and offices are, if not commonplace, increasing.
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Across Ethiopia, Africa's second-most-populous country, scenes that were unimaginable a year ago are now commonplace.
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Pretty impressive when you remember it was built before digital data store or integrated circuits were commonplace.
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Digital espionage operations targeting news organizations have become commonplace with numerous attacks traced to China-based operators.
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I suspect nanny robots will be one of the next commonplace items we have in our homes.
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The debate today centers not on whether, but how soon, AVs will be commonplace on our roads.
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The visual artist brings together the high and low of popular imagery; the elitist and the commonplace.
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After so many gains, why are we still living in a world where this is still commonplace?
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They wanted to know how other efforts expanded the moral circle, and how controversial technologies became commonplace.
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Contemporary medical astrologers aren't as commonplace as they once were, but the practice hasn't died out altogether.
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Most of the instructions are commonplace for authoritarian dystopias: stay in line, no weapons are allowed, etc.
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It hovers in the corner of the area like a water cooler, commonplace but also slightly antiseptic.
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Eventually, Alexa will be commonplace enough that you'll find yourself buying something without realizing it's even there.
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Without such adornments, a cheerleader uniform might look like the commonplace "little black dress," Star Athletica argued.
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"My expectation is that the role of data scientists has become commonplace across all industries," he said.
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Raids on brothels are commonplace, which tend to take place under the pretence of "saving" trafficked women.
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The Trump Organization engages in the commonplace practice of providing health benefits to its full-time employees.
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In China, however, picking up a decent mid-range smartphone for less than $200 is becoming commonplace.
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That makes it easy to forget that the stock market's rise and fall is, well, pretty commonplace.
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And, with the creator of Queer as Folk writing most of the episodes, LGBTQ characters were commonplace.
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We've gotten to a point where grassroots movements like Fair Trade and organic food are now commonplace.
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Her account, lowcheekbones, parodies the various types of beauty videos that have become commonplace on the app.
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Public surveillance through CCTV cameras is commonplace in the country, but Big Brother is widening his reach.
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Cars with European number plates belonging to families back for the summer are commonplace on the streets.
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Yet, the initial fear of the unknown is quickly wearing off as civilian drones become more commonplace.
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"Public discussions about sex and rape were commonplace," he said, according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
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In a country where women regularly undergo plastic surgery, C-sections have become a commonplace status symbol.
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It has become commonplace to say that in Mexico democracy did not bring the rule of law.
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Ultimately, I decided that the procedure was commonplace and safe and my surgeon was trustworthy and capable.
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Dr. Taylor said that lack of education about bra fitting and sizing was commonplace in her practice.
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In a conflict where deceit and double-cross are commonplace, government forces have often been the victim.
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When combined with small launch and traditional expendable vehicles, reusability will make launching payloads to orbit commonplace.
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Or perhaps it's because stories of rigged elections and crackdowns on protesters have become a global commonplace.
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The rest begins when the regular season ends, when those rosters unspool and the nonsensical becomes commonplace.
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Unsurprisingly, this practice has led to drug-related deaths at music festivals in particular becoming commonplace worldwide.
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Celebrities partnering with or launching their own cannabis companies has become commonplace to the point of cliche.
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Droughts are commonplace, with the state finally getting relief from a seven year drought earlier this year.
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Paying for online services like Xbox Live Gold and PlayStation Plus has become commonplace for dedicated gamers.
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The practice is commonplace in New York and other states, as well as in the federal government.
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The inconvenience of a gridlocked infrastructure pales in comparison to the horror of increasingly commonplace traffic fatalities.
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Trump's strategy is commonplace in partisan politics: to define the opposing party by its most extreme members.
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Though some version of this practice is commonplace, Verizon made the browsing data available to other companies.
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Today, lines of shoppers descending into chaos to get their hands on the latest designs is commonplace.
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The system has become commonplace in certain pockets of the country, sparking privacy and human-rights concerns.
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"These kinds of products will become more commonplace as acts look to market their legacy," he said.
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The militarization of the borderlands has become so commonplace that one often grows numb to its manifestations.
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As in many Texas towns where fracked wells have become commonplace, the citizens of DISH were anxious.
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Intelligent software applications will become commonplace, said Jeff Dean, a computer scientist who oversees Google's A.I. development.
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And as tech enters our lives more and more completely tools like the Launch will become commonplace.
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Commercial use of drones in fields like agriculture and construction site management are also far more commonplace.
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But however clichéd or commonplace it may be, the lack of originality does not diminish its veracity.
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In an age in which hacking has become commonplace, protecting companies from prying eyes has obvious appeal.
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And now that stuff's all commonplace, but it was different at the time for a metal band.
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The most common right handed shift is the Balmoral Special, and that isn't commonplace by any means.
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For someone like Lawrence, who has 1.7 million (and counting) followers, confidently sharing photos is quite commonplace.
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"Quake", a grim and gory fantasy "shoot-'em-up", pioneered many now-commonplace features of computerised play.
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Those federations are rife with conflict of interests and biases, which is commonplace in international sports governance.
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This is commonplace for Mizrahim in Israel: an adherence to certain Jewish commandments but not to all.
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Quadruple-point moves on the Dow Jones Industrial Average have been commonplace since late February, for example.
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Solutions that seem impossible today—like using AR/VR imaging to fight cancer—could become commonplace tomorrow.
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But when "so bad it's good" is a commonplace, maybe the irredeemable is the only refuge left.
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His juxtaposition of oddball, affecting characters with the commonplace bickering between cousins grounds this topsy-turvy ride.
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They will find what were once new ideas that are now commonplace, in part thanks to Rich.
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On my journey to the crater, it was commonplace to see herds of wild camels roaming freely.
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In Argentina, psychoanalysis is commonplace and does not carry the taboo it has in many other countries.
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I realized that as horrifying and commonplace and inevitable as mass shootings are, we cannot do nothing.
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This expressive use of classic hip-hop technique has itself become a commonplace of hip-hop theater.
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"They say, 'Go back to your country, Veneco,'" he added, using a commonplace slur thrown at Venezuelans.
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FLYING TAXIS could soon become commonplace in cities if operators can overcome strict regulations on their use.
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What happened in Twin Falls was sadly somewhat commonplace but not in the way the activists believed.
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Racial nationalism was commonplace in the late 19th century, the radically disruptive first phase of economic globalization.
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But simply because Trump has made this sort of stuff commonplace doesn't mean it's OK. It isn't.
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In the past, New Yorkers have had effective but commonplace options for getting to a night out.
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Jumpsuits and pantsuits are becoming more commonplace on the bridal runways, as are minidresses and matching sets.
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"The notion that we are currently 'numb' and inured to suffering is by now commonplace," she writes.
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It has become commonplace for Chinese media to promptly and actively publish information when breaking news occurs.
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We were panting for tech, being teased with the possibilities of what kids now view as commonplace.
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As a demographic, they are no longer satisfied with cheap, commonplace souvenirs that anyone could easily own.
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Assistant-powered speakers are limited to just sound, which is why smart displays are becoming more commonplace.
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The storyline has become so commonplace it's almost numbing: A disaffected male shoots and kills innocent people.
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This has become commonplace for people in the U.S., a sort of horrifying mental exercise in survival.
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The small-scale attacks that had become commonplace in the country in recent years have largely stopped.
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It was the round, softball-size radicchio, now commonplace, that looks something like a small red cabbage.
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Public encounters with retired Saudi Arabian officials are now commonplace, whether in Washington, Munich or even Jerusalem.
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As unanimous consent was required for the approval of any transaction, holdouts and bribes soon became commonplace.
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The only problem with a field this crowded, however, is that eccentricity becomes commonplace and idiosyncrasy mainstream.
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TB was rife, HIV was through the roof, sexual assault was commonplace, and the overcrowding was horrendous.
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But the fact that bananas have become so commonplace is fairly astounding when you think about it.
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Indeed, a number of interviewees said it is commonplace for "interns" have bachelors or even advanced degrees.
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Her killing stunned the city and evoked a bygone era when violent robberies and murders were commonplace.
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" The artist leaves us with the commonplace "no one is blinder than those who will not see.
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It's commonplace (though true) to note that single-payer is beyond the current boundaries of American politics.
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Even as the influx of people has seen rents rise, hospitals overflow and electricity blackouts become commonplace.
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And ask her to stop making such a big deal out of such a small, commonplace occurrence.
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For Hamilton, text and textiles are intimately linked, though the connection she proposes through her display between historical commonplace books and textile ephemera can feel tenuous — commonplace books (personal collections) involve a more idiosyncratic act of assembling information than the precision seen in the textile catalogues (commercial tools).
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China mandates collecting biometric data on citizens and face recognition has become commonplace in cameras around the country.
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Earlier versions of this law became commonplace following attempts in the past by insurers to deny ER coverage.
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Not that celebration or happiness is exactly off-brand for the band, but it's not exactly commonplace either.
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In her work, structures of power appear encoded in unexpected ways and emerge from the most commonplace situations.
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As face recognition in public places becomes more commonplace, Big Brother Watch is especially concerned with false identification.
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Suggestions of smartphones listening in on conversations have become commonplace rumor and "fake news" has entered our vernacular.
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Such regulatory hits on Indonesian exports were commonplace a few years ago but have since become increasingly rare.
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But just because it's commonplace doesn't make it any less creepy or less of a massive privacy invasion.
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It is a blunt tool, a bone mallet in the days when scalpels have become far more commonplace.
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What is it about Starbucks that made this incident, as commonplace as it is unjust, such a flashpoint?
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Threats became so commonplace that his wife could ignore burning crosses on the lawn and ominous phone calls.
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A country like China sending out scattershot attempts to spy on foreign government computers is commonplace, experts say.
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Blockchain will likely become a commonplace element of smart contracts, everyday retail transactions — even the way we vote.
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If having sex with robots or other forms of sex tech becomes commonplace, it wouldn't be difficult anymore.
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Smartphones have been commonplace since 2009; airplanes, cars, and even taxis have jumped on the USB port wave.
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Unsurprisingly, professional athletes grew irate at the insinuation that similar lewd remarks were commonplace in men's locker rooms.
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So, hypothetically, because Andre and Pamela are both adults, they could talk through the unexpected, but commonplace, issue.
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As technological innovations have improved virtual reality capabilities and popularized the medium, virtual tours have become more commonplace.
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We might assume that one day, eyewear computers will shrink and strengthen to the point they become commonplace.
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There will undoubtedly be a significant amount of trial and error before AVs are commonplace on the road.
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Vines said such protests are commonplace in Africa but believes the introduction of technology could prevent further problems.
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Abortion has become commonplace, with at least 3,000 Irish women travelling to Britain each year for the procedure.
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In a generation where relationship therapy is as commonplace as podcasts, working through issues is easier than before.
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ATV-related incidents have long been commonplace as many take to the popular vehicles in the warmer months.
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Defensive alignments and bullpen-usage patterns that would have been unthinkable a decade ago have now become commonplace.
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The day to day obstacles and events we live through as commonplace are as surreal as it gets.
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Some of them were even demonized for making choices that would have been seen as commonplace for men.
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" She also shared her experience with sexual harassment in the comedy industry, which she says is unfortunately "commonplace.
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After all, interest in celebrities and business people as candidates has been commonplace ever since Trump took office.
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Or however you want to describe the numbers-based methods that are rightly becoming commonplace in the NHL.
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But more than 50 years after oral contraceptives became commonplace, they remain an option only available to women.
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Boys like Ramon also face distinctive barriers to belief that stem from commonplace stereotypes about men and masculinity.
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I've heard from a fellow TechCrunch writer that, again anecdotally, car2go has also become pretty commonplace in Seattle.
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Unlicensed drivers, unregistered vehicles and speeding buses are commonplace, police corruption is rife and traffic enforcement often nonexistent.
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Cemetery of SplendorThai director Apichatpong Weerasethakul makes movies that straddle the line between the mystical and the commonplace.
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Equally interesting are all the subtle new forms of etiquette that might develop if this tech was commonplace.
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You can hate the movie but the shit I got today...wrong Why has this become so commonplace?
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Black people dying at the hands of injustice has become so commonplace that our world feels simulated, too.
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The more commonplace the type of gun violence, the more likely the victims will be abstracted, as well.
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So prosecutors offered plea bargains to the two men, as is commonplace across the American criminal justice system.
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These conversations could help to bring about a future where sexual violence and abuse would become less commonplace.
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As 4K and HDR content become more commonplace, some folks will be disappointed by the projector's 1080p resolution.
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Yet sleep deprivation is commonplace in the business world—and is sometimes worn as a badge of honour.
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The bank's distinctive coral-coloured card has become commonplace in the wallets of the young and tech savvy.
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The burgeoning conflict is the latest sign of the broader tension that's becoming commonplace in the streaming wars.
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Silverio lauded Diaz-Canel for supporting El Mejunje at a time when homophobia was commonplace in the party.
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It's gross, sexist, and totally commonplace that women are considered to depreciate in value as they get older.
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Since the statute was adopted, wiring funds, not to mention credit cards and electronic transfers, have become commonplace.
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The mayor and his lawyer and his defenders say this flow of money was commonplace, routine, entirely legal.
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The tribunal declined to comment on Le Pen's case but noted that such evaluations are commonplace, Reuters reported.
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As drones and other remote-operated vehicles get smarter, cheaper, and better connected, toy drones are becoming commonplace.
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It became commonplace by the 1980s to place Mr. Hill in the top echelon of contemporary British poetry.
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Attacks on both official and unofficial targets are commonplace, with journalists often finding themselves in the firing line.
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Exonerations of wrongfully convicted people have become so routine in recent years that their stories are almost commonplace.
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Throwing rocks at Border Patrol agents is commonplace, and so is the use of deadly force in response.
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It has become commonplace to observe that relations between the United States and Russia have rarely been worse.
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Maybe, in 2049, they'll be associated more with bedwetters than tough guys; as commonplace as dip-dyed hair.
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"We believe the adoption of these engines will be commonplace in China in the years ahead," she added.
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All of them confirmed that subsisting off of processed carbs to survive first trimester sickness is pretty commonplace.
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Eating in our cars has become so commonplace that we have to consciously try not to do it.
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Posts equivocating away rape, defending rapists, and denying systemic oppression of women are more commonplace than anything else.
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Some of her pieces also include whimsical characters, further taking the viewer away from the expected and commonplace.
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Of course, this type of research is far from unprecedented; skeletal tracking systems are commonplace in many industries.
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Non-payment of wages is commonplace, leading to low morale and threatening the fight against Islamist insurgents. reut.
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Less powerful ultrasound beams don't cause injuries and have a variety of medical uses, including commonplace medical scans.
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You have to find the most clever ways so that it doesn't lose its authenticity and become commonplace.
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Today, I.V.F. has become a broadly accepted and commonplace practice that has helped millions of people have babies.
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Discord and verbal attacks have become increasingly commonplace since the AfD became the largest opposition force in Parliament.
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Even so, it has become a cultural commonplace: People in red states are more generous than everyone else.
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It became commonplace to declare that they had ruined the league by removing any suspense to the season.
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Location: Perth Cooking seasonally is now commonplace, but restaurants rarely follow the six seasons of the indigenous calendar.
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Indeed, for long stretches of American history, it was commonplace for children to be snatched from their families.
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Mr. Ferro used a multiple-screen effect that has since become commonplace but was new at the time.
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Heather Browning, 27, who attended Saturday's march, said conversations about abortion had become more commonplace in recent years.
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First, a run-of-the-mill Nazi armband is a fairly commonplace item with no distinctive historical interest.
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It's now commonplace to call the Bredesen-Blackburn race a microcosm of the national story of the midterms.
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The dependence that many parents encourage — throughout college and even after their children leave home — is now commonplace.
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Disputes like the one over the Duchenne drug are likely to become more commonplace in the coming months.
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Derogatory language once unthinkable in a union shaped by its experiences during World War II are now commonplace.
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But it's a commonplace occurrence in a world where many users reuse passwords from one service to another.
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Jeff Chester, the head of the nonprofit Center for Digital Democracy, said that such practices had become commonplace.
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But those assumptions, which I think are commonplace, say a lot about who we think is really poor.
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This kind of characterization is commonplace today, and very different from the original spirit of the American dream.
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Jefferson had read extensively among enlightenment thinkers, as demonstrated by the recent edition of his Legal Commonplace Book.
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Moreover, extrinsic rewards can even feel commonplace in a culture that has thoroughly absorbed an "everybody wins" mentality.
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Once a rarity in America, eviction has become commonplace in our cities, disrupting families, schools and entire neighborhoods.
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Supermarkets packed with Chinese goods are commonplace - the only Cambodian items tend to be beer and bottled water.
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While that routine was commonplace, the way in which the plays had been decided upon was anything but.
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Many cover the beat in their spare time, their publications having moved on from the now-commonplace killings.
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It's a family dynamic that is increasingly becoming commonplace — and can make dealing with financial issues particularly challenging.
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It's so commonplace that most people seem to take for granted that it's the best option for them.
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Even though ordering an Uber has become commonplace for many Americans, ridesharing itself remains a relatively untested market.
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What did she find commonplace at first, before realizing the unusual nature of the story in her book?
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High-speed internet and cell coverage are commonplace, and the quality of air, water and power is excellent.
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That makes sense given that robots are already so commonplace in the country, including in the religious domain.
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Kitchens, for example, became more user-friendly as the advent of gas ranges became commonplace in the household.
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As artificial intelligence gets smarter and more commonplace, a pricey STEM degree might not guarantee you a job.
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It is a sport where drama and scandal, on the ice and off, are as commonplace as sequins.
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Moreover, extrinsic rewards can even feel commonplace in a culture that has thoroughly absorbed an "everybody wins" mentality.
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But it is also commonplace now to tweet about your breakfast or post endless photos of your dog.
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What do you think of social media challenges, like this one, that have become commonplace in recent years?
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Is this behavior actually becoming commonplace, or is it simply a narrow outlier expressed by a privileged few?
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In the age of Trump, of course, concepts like a decades-long period of wage stagnation are commonplace.
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But even most meat-eating Americans are strongly opposed to the abuses that are commonplace in the industry.
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For instance, it used to be commonplace for scientists to publish experiments that sampled about 2623 undergraduate students.
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Fierce protests have been emerging in cities across the country, and violent clashes with the police are commonplace.
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Do sext if you want, but do it safely: Sexting is now just as commonplace as sex itself.
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Leaks have become commonplace as the number of services demanding Aadhaar, and the number of new enrollees, grows.
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These sorts of attacks are becoming more commonplace and, as mentioned before, can be avoided with good backup practices.
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Three years of recession and soaring prices have pummeled Venezuelans, with many skipping meals and lootings of supermarkets commonplace.
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As for aviation, over the past decade the use of checklists like those used by pilots has become commonplace.
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But they do hint at a world where e-paper is so commonplace that it melts into the background.
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Anyone who's played an online shooter on XBox with voice chat knows that profanity and "offensive language" are commonplace.
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The bloodshed marked the latest spasm of gun violence in a nation where mass shootings have become almost commonplace.
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In Lara Ögel's work, structures of power appear encoded in unexpected ways and emerge from the most commonplace situations.
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The technology that gets things to the moon has become commonplace; shipments and shuttles come and go with regularity.
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But several decades later, that unique positioning has become commonplace with a raft of competitors including Lush and Origins.
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Tragedies of this nature are commonplace in Bangladesh due to a combination of lax regulation and a dense population.
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"The emergence of chemotherapy-resistant cancers is commonplace and forms a major barrier to curing the disease," Houseley said.
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The jostling of big Chinese players and global private equity firms in high-profile auctions is becoming more commonplace.
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This sort of incident has become grimly commonplace: hundreds of Palestinians have carried out similar attacks since September 2015.
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Layaway thrived for decades after its invention but began to wane in the 1980s when credit cards became commonplace.
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Despite these assurances, however, Global Witness said it had been told by several sources that bribery was still commonplace.
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Nonfatal crashes have also been commonplace for Uber Eats couriers in Mexico: broken arms, clavicles, noses, and near-amputations.
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Even in the Los Angeles area, where supercars are commonplace, the Urus attracted plenty of oglers and smartphone photographers.
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Still, Samsung's phones today look like the first step toward a future where phones like this become more commonplace.
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For the uninitiated, Ghost in the Shell is set in a future Tokyo, where cybernetic enhancements have become commonplace.
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Video evidence, which was far less widely available before cellphones became commonplace, could be particularly valuable to ICC prosecutors.
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It might be years before the feature has the platform breadth to be a commonplace form of mobile communication.
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But fan expectations and entitlement are commonplace, and celebrities are starting to get more comfortable with vocally resisting it.
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Bullying, sniping, bitching, even the most appalling sexism, racism and homophobia are commonplace – it seems that online, anything goes.
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Headlines about hacking incidents have become commonplace, particularly in the recent months leading up to the U.S. Presidential election.
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To help, we consulted three expert colorists who shared what you can do to fix the most commonplace mishaps.
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Over the last 25 years, since use of the internet became commonplace, various public figures have advocated for DDD.
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New Yorkers, en masse, were immediately transfixed by the activity, which was transformed from commonplace pasttime to thrilling recreation.
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Second funerals and hoax deaths have become commonplace, especially given the speed at which social media can spread misinformation.
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"Australia is free of many pests and diseases that are commonplace around the world," Heard said in the video.
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The practice is now commonplace in some 70 countries around the world, and for the most part, it sucks.
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SpaceX hopes to make civilian space travel more commonplace, with at least one or two trips scheduled each year.
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In many major Chinese cities, sensor-filled machines that accept digital payments and support public data-collection are commonplace.
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While lamenting the destruction of yesterday's fire, Gothic architecture scholars contextualized such cataclysms as commonplace in the medieval world.
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It's not difficult to see why they are afraid: groping and catcalling are ubiquitous, and drunken violence is commonplace.
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What Shula endures—being denied an education, ostracized from her community, and forced to work to survive—is commonplace.
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It's banking on an anticipated increase in demand for cobalt, as electric vehicles become more commonplace in developed economies.
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While using lanterns for celebration is commonplace in China, this is the biggest festival of its kind in Europe.
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The Federalists under John Adams used the Alien and Sedition Acts to arrest their opponents, and violence was commonplace.
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Only in the fun-house mirror politics of 85033 would these sentiments be considered anything but commonplace and laudable.
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"Australia is free of many pests and diseases that are commonplace around the world," Ms. Heard says without enthusiasm.
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Households with just one child have become commonplace in Europe and the more prosperous parts of Asia, including China.
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While sales of super-rare, top-quality "masterpiece" cars were strong, younger, more commonplace cars came in below expectations.
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"A lie is different from the spin, exaggerations and squabbling between candidates that are commonplace in politics," she said.
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Since then, shootings — between rival criminals and between criminals and authorities — have become commonplace in some parts of Mexico.
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They're not alone, but states can encourage local governments to fix these problems that have become far too commonplace.
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Second, strikes are becoming less commonplace and are often covered by the media poorly or in a negative light.
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I think there will be a day when space travel, especially to low Earth orbit, will be relatively commonplace.
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School shootings are far too commonplace, with real-life Jason Dean types seen taking their discontent to deadly extremes.
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The exhibit tracks this evolution of accessibility, recalling a time when these non-professional recordings were far from commonplace.
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This happens specifically in multiple Brooklyn neighborhoods, where acts of anti-Semitic violence against Orthodox Jews have become commonplace.
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In most of the world, where laws against hate speech are commonplace, the trademark cases would be easy ones.
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Communal hot springs are commonplace in much of East Asia, where most of the Diamond Princess' guests are from.
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During his tenure at the bank, Truesdale worked on early sales of hedge funds before such deals were commonplace.
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These are absurd times, in which talk of walls, verifying refugees' ages, and denigrating human rights lawyers is commonplace.
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Will any of the myriad art projects and design concepts and basic research ever become commonplace in our society?
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ASL interpreters are becoming more commonplace when making major music festivals and concerts accessible to fans with hearing loss.
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Using archival material, viewed as radical at the time, has since become commonplace among contemporary artists, Ms. Lubben said.
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"Things started to heat up in that respect at the same time this new way of working became commonplace."
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It's crucial to take privacy concerns into consideration, especially as information-gathering in hiring and retention becomes more commonplace.
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Nicola Ginzel's choice of found materials speaks to a society in which disposability is a commonplace, deeply ingrained mechanism.
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Carr, it was commonplace for state legislature districts in the United States to contain wildly different numbers of people.
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As this ritual becomes increasingly commonplace, the more fans will simply be taking part as a matter of routine.
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"It's more commonplace to merge in a first marriage, and less common if it's a second marriage," Sterk said.
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The third, Château Gombaude-Guillot is a pioneering biodynamic estate, commonplace nowadays in Burgundy, but still rare in Bordeaux.
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Internet shutdowns made headlines recently during India's communications blackout in Kashmir but they have already become commonplace in Africa.
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For many of us, microaggressions are so commonplace that it seems impossible to tackle them one at a time.
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Fifteen years later, Kan's original idea seems quaint, given the level of self-promotion and oversharing that's become commonplace.
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We cannot allow the acrimony and dissonance that have regrettably become commonplace in America to become an acceptable norm.
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The State Department has sought to portray the alleged incident as commonplace interagency squabbling over the classification of documents.
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"Sharenting" — the phenomenon of sharing photographs, embarrassing stories and other personal information about one's children online — has become commonplace.
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Shootouts have been commonplace since 133, when the then-president, Felipe Calderón, mobilised the army to fight drug gangs.
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Sexting is so commonplace that 88% of participants -- men and women -- in a 2015 study said they'd done it.
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"Daily bombings of homes, marketplaces, schools, hospitals and places of worship have become commonplace," officials said at the time.
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Christopher Shutt's subliminal sound design lends a foreboding edge to the commonplace noises of traffic and children at play.
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As the file format grew more commonplace, so did the debate over how to say the acronym out loud.
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The film uses words sparingly; the characters' gestures and expressions take viewers through the father's commonplace but poignant endeavor.
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The typical range they can drive on a single charge is extending, and charging stations are becoming more commonplace.
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By eschewing fabricated material and calling permanence into question, Grosvenor does more than undo commonplace suppositions regarding sculpture's status.
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Foam rollers are commonplace in gyms, but they can have an important place in anyone&aposs self-care routine.
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Since Trump's recognition, Friday protests have become commonplace, with multiple Palestinian protestors killed in clashes with Israeli security forces.
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Mass trials have become commonplace in Bahrain since 2011, when members of the Shiite opposition led a failed uprising.
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It also shined a bright light on something more commonplace: the F.B.I.'s practice of keeping careful, contemporaneous notes.
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While spas are not commonplace in the skies, other luxuries such as onboard showers and in-flight bars are.
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The use of private funding is commonplace in OECD countries, where some 28500 percent of infrastructure spending involves P6900s.
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Some might see this as myopia by fans, and maybe that's right, even though it reflects a sporting commonplace.
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I do not wish to go back to a time where discrimination was commonplace and accepted under our laws.
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Minassian repeatedly uses strange, irony-laden lingo during the interrogation—phrases that are commonplace on extremist forums like 4Chan.
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These debates seem commonplace, but they're relatively new in legal history and touch on two important First Amendment rights.
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And such disappearances have some become so commonplace in Mexico that many other cases are all but an afterthought.
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Missile tests are commonplace in Iran, but Sunday's muted approach was clearly meant to test the Trump administration's reaction.
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Missile tests are commonplace in Iran, but Sunday's muted test was clearly meant to test the Trump administration's reaction.
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Now that wage increases are commonplace, studies around the country show that raising the wage is great for everyone.
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Recently, the F.C.C. dropped this investigation — believing that this kind of bundling is now commonplace in a competitive market.
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Today, buying crystals, getting an acupuncture treatment, or getting a vaginal facial are, for many, considered commonplace and healthy.
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As a result, the small-scale attacks that had become commonplace in recent years were brought to a halt.
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"Little to no follow up from the dioceses was commonplace, leaving survivors without answers or resolutions," the report said.
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Wiley is not sitting on the cusp between abstraction and figuration — a commonplace tactic — but rather embracing both possibilities.
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Asked about the tweet, Geng said that such advertisements by foreign media were commonplace and allowed by U.S. law.
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In these days when updated settings are commonplace, Mr. McVicar's choice to maintain the original setting might seem safe.
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"That kind of thing was commonplace," Walker says, adding that the discrimination is not limited to white healthcare providers.
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Plus, the robot is rather bulky — if these become commonplace, it's easy to imagine sidewalks being clogged with delivery robots.
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Releasing tools like Social Mapper, they added is "very commonplace in the security industry and helps the good guys."Okay.
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In the mid-to-late 23s, underground raves and warehouse parties were commonplace in cities like Austin, Dallas, and Houston.
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But as TV adaptations become more and more commonplace, it's a strategy that's paying dividends for the best of them.
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Many haven't disclosed their role at Apple at all, which is commonplace at a company that prides itself on secrecy.
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" He claims changing sexes is "an adventure, an investigation and an opportunity to live beyond the given and the commonplace.
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It has become a commonplace, especially on the right, to accuse the press of exaggerating palace intrigues in Trump World.
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Some of the tactics he uses and some of his rhetoric is really commonplace among authoritarians across regions and time.
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Andrew Zimmern is famous for his fearless appetite, but there are a few (rather commonplace) ingredients he just can't stomach.
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In a move that's becoming commonplace for many models, she eventually got a haircut and the gigs started rolling in.
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Alongside $20 salads and $10 pre-packaged sandwiches, coffee drinks that inexplicably hover in the $7 range have become commonplace.
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While certainly rare, the Veneno Roadster is virtually commonplace compared to the Veneno Coupe of which Lamborghini only built two.
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Proposals involving diamond rings have become more commonplace over the last few decades as the wedding industry grows more lucrative.
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Both federal and local law enforcement use Stingrays and related devices too, sometimes for matters as commonplace as 911 hangups.
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But it's commonplace to disclose conflicts of interest in position statements by other agents, and this one has passed unremarked.
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The smart kegs are made of plastic rather than the traditional heavy steel, commonplace for the last 60-70 years.
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A DECADE after mobile phones began to spread in Africa, they have become commonplace even in the continent's poorest countries.
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Claims of "mission creep" have become commonplace, most forcefully articulated by the Micah Zenko of the Council on Foreign Relations.
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The fantasy of dating and marrying your favorite rock star became commonplace and expected, as did living their "madcap" life.
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But since the landslide victory of Narendra Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party in 2014, critics claim, the practice has become commonplace.
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Yes, buying followers is pretty commonplace — it's not hard to look through someone's followers and determine which accounts are bots.
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Specialist payroll services like Denver-based Wurk have sprouted to do fairly commonplace things that the likes of ADP won't.
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We saw a preview of the trend last year at CES, and smartphones have already made services like Siri commonplace.
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Turning offended sensibilities into public outrage (and rallying that outrage into a cohesive movement) is now a commonplace political tactic.
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The original iPhone, for example, infamously launched only with 2G support, even though 3G was fairly commonplace at the time.
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And yet it's disturbingly commonplace to question victims about how a past event has altered the course of their life.
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While six-week bans were once outrageous, they seem relatively commonplace now, in a slow creep toward total abortion inaccessibility.
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Lead plaintiffs' lawyers also negotiated fees directly with J&J – another feature that has become commonplace in subsequent MDL settlement.
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Out-sized valuations will be less commonplace in 22019 as Southeast Asian investors learn from experience and become more sophisticated.
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A few decades later, sun lamps became commonplace in both Europe and the US — both for therapeutic and cosmetic purposes.
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Since the first EULAs were developed in the early 1980s by IBM, they have become a commonplace and refined tradecraft.
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This has made deep learning part of an increasing number of workflows, even if its use isn't quite commonplace yet.
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She relies upon the freshest ingredients to create her food, commonplace in today's thinking but a revelation 40 years ago.
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This point was a commonplace one 100 years ago, but it has gotten lost in the recent discussion of consciousness.
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The problem is so pervasive that it now feels commonplace and almost required of working and keeping a good job.
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Despite the fact that abortion is more commonplace than appendectomies, there remains a stigma and shame around ending a pregnancy.
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A smile and some chit-chat once seemed an integral part of paying for groceries, until automated tills became commonplace.
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But in the past year, debates and forums have become commonplace across all four of the targeted Orange County districts.
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Trump's tweet also made the idea of having a lawyer on retainer to deal with a threat like Daniels' commonplace.
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Taser defended its sales tactics, saying they were commonplace, and said that many police departments were familiar with the company.
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But this is not commonplace, and apartment buildings that do not provide the service are not required to do so.
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Indio has developed a service for insurance brokers intended to help them do away with their still commonplace paper forms.
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Announcements about exoplanets, those found outside our solar system, seem almost commonplace in this golden age of discovery for astronomers.
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Let's be honest — sharing Netflix, Hulu, or other streaming service passwords is commonplace among friends and family in today's age.
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Strong affinities between the Enlightenment and liberality have produced a commonplace that liberals are indifferent or even hostile toward religion.
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But as more states work to create constructive approaches to punishment for crimes, such reforms are becoming commonplace and expected.
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Editorial Natural disasters that were once anomalous are becoming almost commonplace, and the country is clearly not prepared for them.
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Operations that were once thought to be beyond the reach of private firms are now commonplace in the global arena.
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As Hansson and his wife found out, AI systems are becoming more commonplace in areas that everyday people rely on.
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These legal outcomes were commonplace until the 1960s, when President John F. Kennedy appointed William Cary chairman of the SEC.
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Hotels could not compete, because their cost structure was different, their rooms were homogenized and the hotel experience was commonplace.
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It has become commonplace for hip-hop's biggest artists to see themselves as globalist curators, absorbing and spreading new sounds.
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Domestic violence is commonplace among Rohingya communities in Myanmar, but professionals say now it's on a scale previously unheard of.
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Delays have become commonplace for hardware startups, especially those whose launch is funded in whole or part by early backers.
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Distorting reality and finding humor in commonplace things under the lens of absurdity is Ambera Wellmann's bag, without a doubt.
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The fact of Rice's murder, like that of too many other Black Americans, has become commonplace in the United States.
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Spinning out business units is commonplace among Chinese tech companies, Baidu itself recently did so with its financial services business.
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The burgeoning draft-industrial complex has even made full-league seven-round mocks—an enormous undertaking of dubious value—commonplace.
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LONDON — It's a commonplace of the art market that Impressionist and modern art is not the force it once was.
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In the past five years, notices of galleries shutting their doors have become as commonplace as announcements of new exhibitions.
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In large cities, hospitals report armed confrontations in emergency rooms, and school administrators say threats and weapons have become commonplace.
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And by presenting these relationships so simply, so matter-of-factly, The Good Place reinforces how commonplace interracial relationships are.
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Dismissing any criticism as "Armenian propaganda" has been commonplace in Azerbaijan since war gripped South Caucasus in the early 1990s.
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In a "60 Minutes" interview in December 2013, he predicted that deliveries by drones could become commonplace within five years.
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Exclusion from schools, jobs and social services is commonplace, and human rights groups have documented the practice of forced sterilizations.
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By now stories of progressive Puritanism (or perhaps the better word is Philistinism) are so commonplace — snowflakes seek safe space!
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Fancy butter curls, once commonplace and presented in restaurants over little ice cubes in a glass dish, was one example.
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Early on, she was plagued by some unforced errors, which have been more commonplace since her return to the tour.
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Drinking was commonplace among the private school teenagers, and the laws governing alcohol and minors were more lax than now.
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If the world's nations take no action on global warming, extremely hot days are expected to become much more commonplace.
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Big firms were still a long way from building out their own robo-advice platforms, now commonplace on Wall Street.
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They cannot win by resorting to personal attacks or merely dismissing an issue, an unfortunate trend that has become commonplace.
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Once commonplace, single-admission doubleheaders have in recent years become about as rare as a player hitting for the cycle.
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The airports seeking Dolbeer's help worried that such disasters would soon become commonplace unless they thinned out their feathered ranks.
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In constitutional theory, it's now commonplace to define originalism in opposition to the liberal notion of the living Constitution—i.e.
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Be creative, and don't feel you have to model your new organism on more commonplace animals you might see daily.
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In other words, not that long ago, commutations were much more commonplace than Cuomo is allowing them to be now.
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But it has become commonplace for the Trump administration to seek "emergency motions" to block the rulings of lower courts.
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TB: In a normal fantasy show, where you're waving wands around a lot, magic usually becomes relatively routine and commonplace.
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Over-the-knee boots were extremely popular in the early 2010s, and have since become commonplace in the fashion industry.
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The incarceration trends for men and women have been very different: Jailing women was once rare but is now commonplace.
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With no running water or sanitation, disease spreads easily, with severe infestations of body lice and scabies commonplace, says Djurdjevic.
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Indeed, there is one question that is never posed during these commonplace conversations: What if you got too much sleep?
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It is a "blog" in the proper sense — a "web log," part commonplace book and part ledger of a life.
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Additionally, 2016 will, unfortunately, likely be a year when stories about home hackings and other security-related issues become commonplace.
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While some Americans are early adopters, it's important to remember that new technology can take a while to become commonplace.
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"The latest U.S. measures against China carry a sense of containment, which purportedly is commonplace among U.S. politicians," it added.
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" In this regard, she refers to John Stuart Mill's observation that we tend to accept whatever is commonplace as "natural.
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In big U.S. cities like Boston and New York, jaywalking is so commonplace that police officers rarely enforce laws against it.
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Several women have said such forms of harassment are commonplace in Iran, where unemployment is high and laws overwhelmingly favor men.
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In general, it's the kind of thing that is more or less commonplace among elected and appointed Republican officials these days.
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