I'm an uncommon man with uncommon thoughts & I've led a uncommon life.
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Defection not uncommon Defections from North Korea are not uncommon.
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Because that's not uncommon on TV. No, that's not uncommon.
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Experts say that McDonagh's experience as a patient is uncommon, but exactly how uncommon is unclear.
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"It's uncommon to have a tornado in Phoenix, but it's not uncommon to have multiple types of weather with a big winter storm like that," Oravec said.
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It is uncommon to see the DOJ suddenly withdraw a sentencing recommendation in a high-profile case, and even more uncommon for a team of prosecutors to resign en masse.
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Still, it's true that Fancy Nancy's love of uncommon words is at the core of her uncommon nature: She dresses up everything — including what she says — to make it uniquely hers.
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It is not uncommon for people to defy those odds.
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Autodesk's Elbo Chair is the result of an uncommon partnership.
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It's an uncommon side effect, but it certainly does happen.
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It's not uncommon for me to miss commands like that.
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Still, Lovell's art holds an uncommon grip on the emotions.
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"It's not uncommon for her to go there," Limia said.
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Something that has a three percent likelihood isn't that uncommon.
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"[Fainting from marijuana use] is not certainly uncommon," confirms McConnell.
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Though uncommon, Israeli leaders have previously visited the Gulf state.
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Making special requests when booking a hotel isn't exactly uncommon.
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But they are not, as these books clearly demonstrate, uncommon.
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Such superstition is not uncommon in much of the world.
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It's not uncommon for struggling companies to face shareholder lawsuits.
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It's not that uncommon for someone to get left out.
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It's relatively uncommon in the business world as a whole.
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"Serious complications of vibrio illnesses are relatively uncommon," Griffin said.
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Such regulations, however, are still uncommon across the broader region.
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That's not an entirely uncommon goal for token sale projects.
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Traffic accidents in Taiwan involving Chinese tourists are not uncommon.
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It's not uncommon for public companies to report disappointing numbers.
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"It's not that uncommon," Accuweather senior meteorologist Tony Zartman said.
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For Spotify, app integrations – even unexpected ones – are not uncommon.
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Records of this nature are uncommon in mixed martial arts.
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It's not uncommon for celebrities to have a signature look.
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But an asteroid entering the earth's atmosphere is not uncommon.
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In the decades since, it has only become more uncommon.
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It's not uncommon for cravings to appear suddenly during trips.
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It's still uncommon, but widely used on American university campuses.
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These type of shipments aren't uncommon for border patrol officers.
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Xi's face is not an uncommon sight in Chinese media.
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It's not uncommon for incoming presidents to tap retired generals.
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The darts were fired from an uncommon weapon: a blowgun.
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It's not uncommon for loved ones to misunderstand mental illness.
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That makes it the most common uncommon name in Nebraska.
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It's not uncommon to wear tights underneath boots or heels.
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But as it turns out, this reaction is not uncommon.
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Official statistics suggest that divorce is exceedingly uncommon in Nigeria.
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Dancing about real estate is not uncommon in New York.
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Sadly, her story of late diagnosis is far from uncommon.
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That's because what he did isn't uncommon, he told CNN.
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Mental health issues are not uncommon in the United States.
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Price appreciation credits are not uncommon in the pharmaceutical industry.
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Michelle Obama delivered a speech of uncommon grace and power.
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This is, by many accounts, not uncommon in such situations.
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Human deaths are uncommon in Antarctica, despite its harsh environment.
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Sample parties at the office are not uncommon, Guzman said.
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The appearance of a large numbers of jellyfish isn't uncommon.
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And yet, Jones has also been critiqued with uncommon rancor.
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Even your casual friendships have an uncommon depth to them.
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And unfortunately, body negativity isn't uncommon in the modeling industry.
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As disquieting as Sanders' story may be, it's not uncommon.
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Marginalization of varying kinds is not uncommon in this sport.
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David Honig, an investor at Uncommon Denominator who led Swag.
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Brutal displays of gang violence are not uncommon in Mexico.
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The aducanumab study also took an unexpected and uncommon turn.
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It is a conventional execution of a brilliantly uncommon subject.
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He's in France, finding uncommon cause with Marine Le Pen.
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Celebrities are notorious for giving their children cool, uncommon names.
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It's not uncommon for technology products to copy each other.
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But for D'Aoust, this kind of occurrence is not uncommon.
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It was not uncommon to work for a foreign military.
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Over several days, and at uncommon times, like 2 p.m.
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It's a very uncommon food item that I'm always craving.
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He added that direct exposure to the industry was uncommon.
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It is not uncommon for bankers to assess both options.
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But it's not uncommon to have bumps in the road.
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Their pace is really putting the Germans under uncommon pressure.
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"It's not common, but it's not uncommon either," he said.
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He eventually realized what he went through was not uncommon.
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"SNL" cast changes ahead of new seasons are not uncommon.
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Archaeologically speaking, green bones are not uncommon at grave sites.
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It is an uncommon formula, but on Sunday it worked.
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Rioting and violent clashes in these areas are not uncommon.
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The procedure is not uncommon for such towers in Britain.
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Pimps are referred to as managers, and violence is uncommon.
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Musical collaboration between black and Latino artists is not uncommon.
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Drug shortages were uncommon at most study sites, she said.
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Long-distance relationships aren't exactly uncommon — particularly for young people.
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And paid time off for parental leave is incredibly uncommon.
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Incestuous ties like these are not uncommon in Silicon Valley.
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The eyes were of the same uncommon clarity, and rounder.
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For Angela Merkel, it was an uncommon note of pessimism.
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Its uncommon specificity is severe, ruling out apologies and explanations.
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Cooperation between Russian government agencies and cybercriminals is not uncommon.
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Divorces of parents and deaths of grandparents are not uncommon.
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This is a tricky dilemma, but not an uncommon one.
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Deaths involving helicopters and planes in Hawaii are not uncommon.
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"That was very, very uncommon a decade ago," she said.
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It's uncommon, however, to develop a true allergy to NSAIDs.
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Thirty years ago my experience was neither unusual nor uncommon.
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Cavallari recently opened her store, Uncommon James, in downtown Nashville.
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High levels of subsidy misuse are not uncommon in China.
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The torrential rain is uncommon for this time of year.
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But the ethos cultivated by Belichick demands an uncommon fortitude.
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At that point, folks were noticing Green's uncommon stat line.
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That's not an uncommon switch in the world of opera.
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Garlic and coriander in the hen's brine impart uncommon succulence.
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Sky lanterns, however, are both illegal and uncommon in Germany.
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Such a debut is uncommon in the Japanese IPO market.
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Physical attacks are not uncommon, and they often go unpunished.
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But the balance of evidence suggests that this is uncommon.
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Then again ... these are uncommon times, to say the least.
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Severe disease requiring hospitalization is uncommon, and death is rare.
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But this kind of pushback from Twitter is not uncommon.
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Before Columbine, it was uncommon for schools to have cops.
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That was an uncommon thing to have on your doorstep.
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We are also going to get dinner party Jay—a great Jay to be sure—and the grand opening of Uncommon Jay, I mean Uncommon James, where retail Cutler will certainly make an entrance.
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Though mountain lions are not uncommon in Colorado, sightings are rare.
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Human programming errors and technical glitches aren't uncommon in space flight.
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But it's uncommon for them to have much enterprise market traction.
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He says its not uncommon for drivers to have fake documents.
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A red tide is not uncommon, especially along Florida's gulf coast.
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This kind of incident is not uncommon on public passenger jets.
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Founder disputes are not uncommon, after all (and I should know!).
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Several years to process legitimate, non-exempt requests is not uncommon.
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Upsets of this magnitude have always been uncommon in men's singles.
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It is not uncommon for opioid overdose patients to experience aspiration.
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It's not uncommon to be afraid of the uncertainty surrounding death.
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But, apparently, losing control of your bladder is not uncommon, either.
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And workers getting killed in adjacent line accidents are also uncommon.
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Having a branded pot strain isn't exactly uncommon in recent years.
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It's not uncommon for lottery winners to let their earnings expire.
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Common sense, an old observation goes, is uncommon enough in humans.
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It's not uncommon for companies to skimp on their security budget.
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Front Burner Ipsa Provisions serves uncommon frozen dinners like Moroccan chicken.
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The paper notes that Zuck's fancy legal footwork isn't necessarily uncommon.
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But it is not uncommon to hear speculation about such things.
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A ratio of three staff to one client is not uncommon.
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Spillane's experience running ads for small businesses isn't uncommon these days.
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"It's not uncommon for them to have difficult years," he says.
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Diarrhea, a not-uncommon complaint, afflicted a doleful bulldog named Lola.
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It's not uncommon for Zoë to mention her dad in interviews.
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It's sparsely furnished -- not uncommon in North Korea -- but still cozy.
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Washington (CNN)Internal debates within the Trump administration are not uncommon.
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Negative skin reactions to bath and body products aren't wildly uncommon.
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It isn't uncommon to find savings steeper than 50 percent off.
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No, I haven't, but I think it's very uncommon these days.
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I chose some of the American Tea Room's most uncommon teas.
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It is not uncommon for asylum-seekers to have to wait.
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The CDC says that accidental overdoses from fentanyl are not uncommon.
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Suicide bombings -- invariably claimed by ISIS -- are not uncommon in Hasakah.
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Not that uncommon for a SoulCycle sesh, if you've ever been.
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"It's not uncommon to receive cease and desist letters," Gainey said.
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Like most siblings, intense fights were not uncommon throughout our childhood.
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Sexual harassment and even sexual assaults were not uncommon, she says.
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"This kind of first quarter return is not uncommon," Parrish said.
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Finding yourself on an overbooked flight is not an uncommon experience.
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It is not uncommon to raise funds in under 12 hours.
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It's uncommon to take five hours to do anything these days.
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It's not uncommon for "spam" to take over an Instagram hashtag.
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Selling anonymized data is not uncommon for free services like Unroll.
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The common and uncommon names in the Western hemisphere weren't enough.
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It was uncommon for anyone younger than 30 learning tai chi.
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Alcohol-soaked parties and missions to meet women were not uncommon.
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McKechnie stressed that it was not as uncommon as it sounded.
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Common ravens had always been an uncommon sight in New York.
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Anna, however, didn't qualify for the basic IVF, which isn't uncommon.
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"That's not uncommon for people just out of college," Singer said.
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It's not uncommon, but it's rare to see them so close.
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It's not uncommon for bandits to operate in the country's countryside.
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"These are not uncommon things at DHS facilities," he said. Rep.
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Judging controversies in boxing are not uncommon at the Summer Olympics.
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However, personhood bills like this are not really all that uncommon.
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Voter purges are not uncommon, even in states led by Democrats.
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Instead honor the two uncommon things this second installment does accomplish.
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My journey to a proper diagnosis is not at all uncommon.
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As a couple, they shared an uncommon but beautiful journey together.
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But, it's also not an uncommon tactic for alleged sanctions evaders.
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A post-apocalyptic landscape is not uncommon after a major renovation.
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It was not uncommon to see someone suddenly try to escape.
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But patients like Dr. Clayton are not uncommon, genetic counselors say.
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Yet using inducements to forge connections, and loyalty, is not uncommon.
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It's not uncommon for American presidents to foster relations with strongmen.
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American or mid-Atlantic accents are not uncommon among Irish rappers.
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Dancing in drag was not only uncommon, it was also perilous.
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It's not uncommon, though, to slip into a mouth-breathing habit.
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Pitching against tragedy is not an uncommon practice in public relations.
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On Wednesday, his book of short stories, "Uncommon Type," was published.
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But while melanoma is on the rise, it remains relatively uncommon.
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Persuade someone to read "Uncommon People" in 50 words or less.
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It's not uncommon for lightsabers to tap into the gadget lust.
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It's not uncommon for LLC's to list mailboxes as their addresses.
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Koetter also implemented an uncommon off-season and training camp routine.
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My experience is not uncommon among homeowners looking to hire tradespeople.
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For business leaders, this is not an uncommon state of affairs.
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In small towns everywhere, resentment against newcomers and "outsiders" isn't uncommon.
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Baking powder is an uncommon addition but a fantastically effective one.
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It's not uncommon for the FEC to grant such an extension.
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"You have the uncommon beauty," he says to her unconscious form.
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Alligators are not uncommon in the Seven Seas Lagoon, Wiley said.
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They noted bump stocks aren't widespread, but they are not uncommon.
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It's often an intimate process, requiring uncommon vulnerability, honesty, and communication.
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"The most uncommon color combinations do the strangest things," Gangloff says.
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Their querulous, precarious, fractious lives and relationships are not so uncommon.
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And it is not uncommon for rival gangs to join forces.
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Gibson says this is not uncommon for games in that era.
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Doctors may find PBA common or uncommon, depending on their specialty.
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Seller financing is not uncommon, both in China and the West.
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And for the first time, really old age was not uncommon.
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It&aposs not uncommon for tech giants to partner with startups.
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She has since learned that suicide is not uncommon among registrants.
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Mudslides are not uncommon to the area and can be deadly.
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This type of repeat business is uncommon to say the least.
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"Not uncommon for herders to leave behind these dogs," Perry said.
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They all have favorite nations that receive uncommon favors, sometimes secretly.
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It's not uncommon to apply for scholarships without writing an essay.
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"It's not uncommon for sunfish to wander really far," Nyegaard said.
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Friction between two top health officials in an administration isn't uncommon.
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Thus we adjourned the meetings, which is not an uncommon practice.
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It's descriptive writing of uncommon loveliness and liveliness, whatever the genre.
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It is not uncommon for mayhem to occur on Dec. 26.
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It's not uncommon for Trump to golf while at his properties.
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This experience is rare but it also isn't uncommon, so beware.
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Students of the Krasnoyarsk choreographic college also have an uncommon talent.
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It's an uncommon admission for someone weighing a White House run.
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It's not uncommon for companies to protest a government contract award.
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The cause was heart-wrenching, but the behavior not that uncommon.
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To rectify the mistake, the couple are given an uncommon opportunity.
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But his first call with China showed uncommon prudence and restraint.
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It's not uncommon for founders to leave after selling their company.
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Marie Claire also points out, however, that this isn't uncommon for Gomez.
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He can still legally practice, but it's uncommon to skip this step.
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"Like many older movie stars, embarrassed finances is not uncommon," Kubrick wrote.
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"Him throwing up, vomiting, there's nothing uncommon about that," the father says.
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The circumstances which brought her into ASMR as a whole aren't uncommon.
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Castro was known for his speeches: Five-hour orations were not uncommon.
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Mayor Duggan said the move is uncommon, but likely the right one.
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Yet smiles were still uncommon in the early part of the century.
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They maybe already assumed that would happen, given that that's not uncommon.
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Eleven-year-old girls giving birth is not uncommon, and it's unthinkable.
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Low health literacy is not at all uncommon, but it is costly.
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That may sound drastic to American ears, but it's far from uncommon.
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That early focus on business is not uncommon among this new guard.
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In this case, though, the uncommon circumstances may explain the early action.
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But the vibrant yellow plumage of Workman's backyard bird is incredibly uncommon.
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It's not uncommon to have a love-hate relationship with social media.
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These were not uncommon problems for a candidate emerging from a primary.
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It's not uncommon to brake for an oryx sprinting across the highway.
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It wasn't uncommon for her to not leave the house for days.
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While not terribly uncommon, one of this size is certainly much rarer.
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It is neither uncommon nor inherently unethical for industry to fund scientists.
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My ambivalence toward having a baby itself is not, of course, uncommon.
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For many of the attendees I speak to tonight, it's not uncommon.
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Neck lengthening was not uncommon among tribes in Africa and Southeast Asia.
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It's not uncommon for major theme-park companies to revamp their attractions.
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Norovirus outbreaks are not all that uncommon on land and at sea.
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Denunciation by doctors is not uncommon in Brazil, Peru, or El Salvador.
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Unfortunately, the mountain cobra is not an uncommon sight in this region.
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It's not uncommon for families to pay a lot for addiction treatment.
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Turkish authorities are currently investigating the incident, which is, surprisingly, not uncommon.
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It's not uncommon for animals to try to swim and then drown.
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It's not uncommon to receive flowers but something about them felt weird.
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The logs, or so-called-Pen Registers, are not uncommon on smartphones.
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Its claim to an uncommon level of unity has been blown apart.
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Still, perfect use of the Natural Cycles app has been notably uncommon.
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Stories of armed citizens saving lives are just not all that uncommon.
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Leopards are not an uncommon site in this suburb of Mumbai, India.
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My experience is not as uncommon as I thought at the time.
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This sort of empathetic or helpful behavior is not uncommon amongst whales.
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In Spain, it's not uncommon for workdays to start around 10 a.m.
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It's not uncommon that I'll 'like' a book because it failed interestingly.
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He's that rare, and somewhat uncommon variety of very ideological serious supporter.
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It's not uncommon for spending negotiations to go until the last minute.
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It isn't uncommon to see e-commerce players sell on rival platforms.
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"It's not uncommon for us to have interactions with citizens," he said.
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Sadly, Bamisaye's story about her school days is not an uncommon one.
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Fertility challenges are not uncommon: 7.5 million US women experience fertility issues.
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It's not uncommon for institutions to match the viewpoints of sitting presidents.
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It's not uncommon for drug overdoses to involve more than one substance.
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He represented those who did not have it, a not uncommon experience.
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But in the cybersecurity world, this mix of sentiments is not uncommon.
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VLCCs, or Very Large Crude Carriers, are uncommon in the Philadelphia region.
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Whatever the root cause, both have an uncommon measure of body control.
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Discoveries of natural gas are not uncommon in the Eastern Mediterranean basin.
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It is not uncommon to have both languages in a single song.
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But they both offer an uncommon level of subtlety for message-movies.
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As unrefined as he was, there was something there that was uncommon.
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Non-prosecution agreements are not uncommon in other parts of the government.
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It is uncommon for people infected with Zika to need hospital treatment.
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Recent polling commissioned by the ERA Coalition shows this is not uncommon.
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If sentences were short and uncommon, they would have negligible deterrent effect.
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Magnitude 5 quakes and above are not uncommon in seismically active California.
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It's not uncommon to call hotels directly and further negotiate nightly rates.
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It's not uncommon for such "entry-level" condos to set neighborhood records.
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Getting promoted from within the company is not uncommon at big companies.
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" Mr. Dugan said he imagined a policy like this was "very uncommon.
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Indonesia has poor fire-safety standards and industrial fires are not uncommon.
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Yet this problem, not uncommon today, is on track to grow worse.
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This is common in the Bible, but very uncommon in Chinese texts.
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Male hippos overall are aggressively territorial, and brutal fights are not uncommon.
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But I also learned that this mistreatment of technology is not uncommon.
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It's uncommon for insurance companies to pay for these drugs, said Shankaran.
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It's not uncommon for horses to be gifted to the police force.
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The practice of overbooking and bumping passengers is not uncommon or illegal.
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Most of the cases remain active, and such suits are not uncommon.
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Trump's absence from Bush's funeral is not uncommon for a sitting president.
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Brit: Are any drugs taboo or just totally uncommon in NYC nightlife?
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It's not uncommon to find burgers and pancakes alongside momos and curries.
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These are all common side effects of the drugs in uncommon intensity.
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"I never really realized how uncommon common sense was," says Richey, 26.
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Thiel's description of the legislation as the "Gawker Bill" is uncommon, however.
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Remedios Cruz, 26, are not uncommon in military investigations of American troops.
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Until recently the syndrome was thought to be uncommon or even rare.
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"But here we show that this phenomenon is not uncommon," she said.
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It is increasingly uncommon for Democratic officials to support anti-abortion legislation.
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At the same time, Ms. Kanwal's story is not uncommon in China.
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Such logistical problems are not uncommon, particularly for a small entrepreneurial business.
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Making dark beers such as stouts with oysters is not terribly uncommon.
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New food allergies — especially severe ones like hers — are uncommon in adults.
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Separately, we're tracking a powerful, though not uncommon, storm in the Midwest.
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Pavelski and the former captain Joe Thornton, 221, have provided uncommon leadership.
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It's not uncommon for "make money from home" opportunities to be scams.
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It is not an uncommon situation for a recent graduate to face.
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"What was uncommon was the member themselves reaching out, in my experience."
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The chance to become an astronaut is an uncommon and incredible opportunity.
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They were uncommon but worth looking for, especially in someone this young.
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Waivers in such a situation are not uncommon, legal experts have said.
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He is also an uncommon talent with an abundance of baseball smarts.
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But mass stabbings are not uncommon, and the targets are often schoolchildren.
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Yet the existential dread Rebecca felt about work is far from uncommon.
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They enclose and embrace the orchestra, creating uncommon community among the musicians.
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Conflicting figures in the aftermath of attacks in Syria are not uncommon.
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It's uncommon, but it can be difficult to watch when it happens.
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She also showed uncommon emotion, at times tearing up on the bench.
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In India, where they grew up, choosing your life partner was uncommon.
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That kind of a remote setup is not uncommon for global dealmakers.
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It's not uncommon for pension managers to spread investments across multiple firms.
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The paid speaking circuit is not uncommon in the world of politics.
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It was not uncommon for students to be hassled or even robbed.
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Then I started losing hair, an uncommon side effect, so I stopped.
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The three principal performers here allow us uncommon access to that darkness.
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League hockey, because of its intense nature, is relatively uncommon for judges.
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Locating detention camps in such isolated spots is not uncommon for ICE.
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It&aposs not uncommon to change your primary email account over time.
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It's not uncommon for vacationers to suffer from budget creep, experts say.
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It's not uncommon to see steep second weekend drops among franchise releases.
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CNN: How common or uncommon are abortions at this stage of pregnancy?
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It's not uncommon for big companies to hold a large investment portfolio.
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Kendra also has supportive parents who recognize that she has uncommon opportunities.
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It&aposs not uncommon for bombers to switch up how they fly.
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Infection with C. diff is hard to treat, and it's not uncommon.
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It's not uncommon for people to keep their horses in their backyards.
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The image is especially convincing because it draws on Thunberg's uncommon fearlessness.
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The sweep is considered uncommon, given the number of French bulldog entries.
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But it's not uncommon for these situations to exist among Cabinet members.
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"It is really uncommon to be this miserable owning bitcoin," Lee said.
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Cost At one level, the Clean Water Act has enjoyed uncommon success.
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Although no security breach has been reported, such incidents are not uncommon.
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Some of these photos show animals and humans interacting in uncommon ways.
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That level of destruction was not uncommon in this part of California.
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But "manufacturing claims are relatively uncommon and hard to prove," he said.
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Such scenes are uncommon in a country tightly controlled by security services.
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Dorian is the first relatively uncommon "D" name to join the lists.
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Dorian is the first relatively uncommon "D" name to join the lists.
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Even though abortion is illegal in Argentina, that doesn't mean it's uncommon.
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Veteran journalists said this wasn't uncommon, but it was still pretty weird.
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That wasn't an uncommon practice for music labels dealing with digital startups.
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Alterations to paintings are not uncommon, including efforts to change the meaning.
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It's a process that defies neat deadlines, and it requires uncommon patience.
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Date Night Bucket List, available on Uncommon Goods, $18Perfect for the many years of date nights to come, Uncommon Goods' Date Night Bucket List features a slew of fun and sweet ideas for how to spend time together.
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It is not uncommon for major companies to rely on outside companies to handle copyright issues for them on places like Twitch and YouTube, but it is uncommon for the companies in question to delete its internet presence.
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It's not uncommon for a season of The Bachelor or Bachelorette to end with an engagement, but it is uncommon for that relationship to make it all the way down the aisle to culminate in an actual IRL wedding.
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At the time, it was not uncommon to display and enjoy porcelain outdoors.
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But severe disease requiring hospitalization is uncommon, as is death from the virus.
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Broken bones are not uncommon in the history of the Susitna 100, either.
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Plane crashes are not uncommon in Pakistan and safety standards are often criticized.
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Border Patrol Chief Mark Morgan's departure is not uncommon in a presidential transition.
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It's not uncommon for death penalty appeals to take years, if not decades.
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It's not uncommon for DCFS to launch an investigation as a precautionary measure.
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It's not uncommon for physicians, chiropractors and chefs to position themselves as nutritionists.
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It's not uncommon for public figures to scold journalists for reporting the truth.
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It's not entirely uncommon for first daughters to attend a ball (or two).
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Aircraft accidents, involving both civilian and military planes, are not uncommon in Myanmar.
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Waiting for the midterms, Twitter meets the Constitution, uncommon carriers, straw man superheros.
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It's not uncommon to see used mining rigs selling for $4000 or above.
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"Occasionally, someone will call it 'creepy" or 'perverted,' but this is very uncommon.
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But in practice, it's not uncommon for books to fail to earn out.
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While that may seem shocking to us, it wasn't uncommon in his day.
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Bacterial contamination isn't uncommon in the food supply, from eggs to romaine lettuce.
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The practice is still legal—and not wholly uncommon—in the pharmaceutical world.
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I had the uncommon experience of actually becoming friends with my ex's ex.
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Rich has an amazing talent for creating and pairing desserts with uncommon ingredients.
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It's uncommon, though some say that may not remain the case for long.
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Cycling, although still uncommon, is proportionally the fastest-growing commuting mode in America.
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Don't feel too bad if you love black licorice—it's not that uncommon.
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It's uncommon for one country to judge the former president of another country.
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It is not uncommon in the automotive enthusiast community to admire another's ride.
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You've punished your body to the point where throwing up is not uncommon.
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Foreplay of a more familiar type is not uncommon within the animal kingdom.
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This was not an uncommon trajectory in the Bay Area in the 1980s.
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It's not uncommon for people to follow political cues to save mental energy.
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Listing obscure used books for high prices is not an uncommon practice online.
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"It's not uncommon for people to demand a definitive diagnosis," says Dr. Lee.
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All the while, Dr. Nassar continued his uncommon treatment techniques on young patients.
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Although Skippy's condition is uncommon, apparently it does happen from time to time.
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This planetary resonance can even be expressed in musical form:Resonant orbits aren't uncommon.
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It's not uncommon for 20-somethings to change jobs every year or so.
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The star is also opening an Uncommon James store in Nashville this month.
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Such missile firings by the North are not uncommon when animosity rises here.
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It's not uncommon for tech rivals in China to target the same partner.
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Whatever the merits of the case, his acquittal was certainly far from uncommon.
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Twins competing in the same event is not uncommon at the Olympic level.
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Demonstrations in communist Vietnam are uncommon and often broken up by plainclothes police.
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Although Twitter frequently bans users, this type of permanent ban is extremely uncommon.
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Messages of "Sorry, we're at max capacity," to prospective students are not uncommon.
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It's not uncommon for security researchers to go by pseudonyms or online handles.
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It may be uncommon, but space weather can have an impact on Earth.
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"It's not uncommon that calls are driven by the news cycle," says Berkowitz.
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But it's not uncommon for the fibroids to return within a few years.
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Sadly, the rampant culture of sexual violence on college campuses is not uncommon.
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"There's a Disney reference there I suppose," he said of her uncommon name.
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It is not uncommon for Sessions to go off-script when delivering remarks.
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What happened to Phil's son's Roblox game is uncommon but not unheard of.
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Turns out, it's not uncommon for beginners to experience this kind of overconfidence.
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Chefs must also educate themselves about how to prepare uncommon species or cuts.
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Appeals to vote or donate money to a natural disaster are not uncommon.
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The sizable settlement is not as uncommon as it might once have been.
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But "going down breathing tubes is uncommon, it is actually rare," Munavvar noted.
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The lunch invitation is not uncommon before consequential addressed made by the president.
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It does this faster and faster — 200 flashes a minute is not uncommon.
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It's not all that uncommon for the Coast Guard to intercept narco-subs.
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It is uncommon for a president to request specific investigations from the DOJ.
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It's uncommon for the Supreme Court to overturn one of its own decisions.
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Unfortunately, Mr. Croman's alleged approach to emptying buildings is not at all uncommon.
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It's not uncommon for royals from different countries to get together for vacation.
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Calls for boycotts of countries deemed to have offended China are not uncommon.
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Those who study radicalisation in France say that this profile is not uncommon.
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Fortunately, superfetation is as uncommon as the title sounds, and surprisingly quite harmless.
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EB is a hereditary and incurable skin disease that is also very uncommon.
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This is not uncommon for women and young girls in the developing world.
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Back in the days of Reagan, Conservative Democrats and Liberal Republicans weren't uncommon.
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The Independent explained that this particular process isn't uncommon in the United States.
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Lawsuits are not uncommon in proxy battles as both sides seek every advantage.
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A new survey from SAP Concur found that my experience is not uncommon.
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She is a college-readiness teacher at Uncommon Charter High School in Brooklyn.
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Vase Bookends, $45, available at Uncommon GoodsPretty and practical — what could be better?
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It's not uncommon for wireless providers to increase capacity for major public events.
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It's not uncommon for interns to be working for little to no pay.
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Such summer teaching positions are not uncommon for justices on the high court.
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We tend to understand common experience through the symbolic form of uncommon experience.
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It's not uncommon for people to have a bad case of the Mondays.
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It's as if phrases that are hard to enunciate are uncommon or something!
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Child marriage is uncommon, but most often crops up in the same areas.
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And while it's not uncommon for rental activity to generate a loss — i.e.
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A lot of people rightfully doubted that possibility, as it is so uncommon.
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Doses are inevitably heroic, building to where an entire gram is not uncommon.
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My social media forays confirm that even that was not an uncommon belief.
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The discovery of bombs from World War II is not uncommon in Germany.
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Couples who could go cheek to cheek without losing their footing were uncommon.
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Like Simmons, he possess uncommon passing ability for a player of his height.
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While this kind of shit is really head scratching, it's far from uncommon.
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That's not uncommon for us, to just get that absurd around one another.
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It's not uncommon for guests to shed a few tears at a wedding.
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It's not uncommon to spend well over $100,203 for a premium domain name.
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Accusations of shady behavior aren't uncommon for this new wave of delivery startups.
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I know this is not uncommon these days with big books like this.
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Maybe my drier-than-average vagina wasn't actually all that unusual or uncommon.
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This isn't that uncommon of a symptom, according to drug forums I read.
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Brod said it's not uncommon for a well-publicized hack to trigger interest.
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My sister's classmate was arrested and executed without trial, which was not uncommon.
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It is not uncommon for rape victims to refrain from approaching authorities immediately.
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Gun crimes are very uncommon in Hong Kong, and firearm restrictions are strict.
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This nostalgia, dressed up in trendy new clothing, is not uncommon these days.
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We both welcomed the opportunity to serve together, especially since it was uncommon.
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Despite Australia's proud multiculturalism, Chinese language classes are still uncommon in public schools.
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It was not uncommon to spot hemlines dotted with crystals on the ice.
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Such outbursts are not uncommon for Mr. Parker, who once referred to Gov.
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His approach worked best in the finale, which had uncommon grandeur and nobility.
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It's not uncommon to hear French, Italian or Japanese being spoken by neighbors.
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Incidents like these are not uncommon at large companies, particularly in Silicon Valley.
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"I would remind parents out there that this is highly uncommon," he said.
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"I would remind parents out there that this is highly uncommon," he said.
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It's not uncommon for Florida governors to be tested by disasters -- often hurricanes.
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In the cool morning air, far from the crowds, an uncommon silence prevailed.
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The video and the meal are uncommon gambits for a Vicky Shick piece.
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It's not uncommon for Kingdom Hearts games to get a revision or two.
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It's not uncommon for companies to receive law enforcement demands for user data.
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It is not uncommon for young people to be charged with hate crimes.
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A US Postal Service spokeswoman said the delivery of 55,000 letters was uncommon.
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She wrote memoirs at a time when such introspection was uncommon among monarchs.
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Using numerous pens to sign important government documents and memos is not uncommon.
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A signing bonus of up to 50,000 points or miles is not uncommon.
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Earthquakes of similar magnitude are not uncommon in Alaska, which is seismically active.
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He had an uncommon appreciation for anger, fear, stress, sadness, disappointment and loneliness.
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It's not uncommon for a president's favorability numbers to improve after leaving office.
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Plague cases are not uncommon in China, but outbreaks have become increasingly rare.
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Coffee Cold Brew Gift Set, available at Uncommon Goods, $36Cold brew is in.
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It's also been used as a plea, he said, though it's fairly uncommon.
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Even some presidential nominees have pushed back against ethics processes with uncommon intensity.
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It introduced his precocious command of craft and composition and his uncommon imagination.
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Nor'easters aren't uncommon for New England during this time of year, Varian said.
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"It's very uncommon," says Lars Noah, law professor at the University of Florida.
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Rhetoric like Timothy McVeigh's is not uncommon on fringes of American political discourse.
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Children found drinking uncommon while reading, eating lunch or working at an office.
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It's not uncommon for rockets to be fired at US positions in Iraq.
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But as this new study (and studies before it) shows, regret is uncommon.
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Such discrepancies are not uncommon in the immediate aftermath of violence in Syria.
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Pick punch, available at Uncommon Goods, $25They'll never run out of picks again.
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It's not uncommon for baby squirrels to naturally get their tails stuck together.
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Sensitivity to light is not uncommon, and it has many causes and types.
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Also, if you&aposre breastfeeding, it&aposs not uncommon to miss your period.
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What is uncommon however, is for an item to be reduced by 88%.
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Of course, perfectly round, googly eyes aren't entirely uncommon in the animal kingdom.
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Anesthetics and antiseptics are uncommon unless the procedure is performed by medical practitioners.
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Plague cases are not uncommon in China, but outbreaks have become increasingly rare.
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He would usually cut the plates into wide panoramas or uncommon vertical images.
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Since it is uncommon in the US, countless people overlook honor killings completely.
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But Russian aid to North America and Western Europe is somewhat more uncommon.
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Reports of speeding cars mowing down pedestrians are not uncommon in the region.
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It's uncommon to see a senior senator/war hero spoken of this way.
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But it's relatively uncommon for video-game creators to speak openly about politics.
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But Grande is pleasant in such a physically uncommon and technically astute way.
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AK says that isn't uncommon; he usually watches the game the next day.
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Celebrities deciding to avoid Israel on political grounds is not all that uncommon.
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It's not uncommon for universities to have their own theater companies, it is uncommon that a company's first ever production would rack up views in the millions, now sitting pretty at over 14 million on Act 1, Part 1 alone.
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As I stitched up the tiny wound, I had the annoying thought, not at all uncommon at such moments, which are, annoyingly, not at all uncommon: Yeah, I could have told you all along that part was gonna have to go.
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It's not uncommon to hear air ambulances flying above the community, said Hookimaw-Witt.
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It's not uncommon for exes to bump into each other at the Met Gala.
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" With Uncommon James, Cavallari set out to make "a line that was just easy.
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Apple's earnings report on Tuesday brought a lot of uncommon news for the company.
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This kind of carte blanche engineering was not an uncommon practice during the era.
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Jay Cutler is truly living his best life, while Kristin Cavallari runs Uncommon James.
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Lewis cried at the piano while writing it, not an uncommon occurrence for her.
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Getting black out might not be uncommon in college, but it's definitely high-risk.
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Not every keto dieter will feel constipated, but it's not an uncommon side effect.
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There's an airy, almost languid quality to his movements that scans as uncommon ease.
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On Reddit, in particular, ethical questions about automating coworkers' jobs away are not uncommon.
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These materials are commonly found on Earth, but are very uncommon on the Moon.
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Such lawsuits are not uncommon in proxy battles as both sides seek every advantage.
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These kinds of "trophies" are not uncommon, with other examples appearing elsewhere in history.
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Fruit- and vegetable-infused waters and agua frescas are not uncommon on menus today.
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"It is not uncommon for people who are depressed to socially isolate," Pont said.
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Of course, lightning strikes are not uncommon, nor are animals getting killed by them.
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This, of course, is not an uncommon state of affairs in the tech industry.
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Aircraft incidents, both civilian and military, are not uncommon in the southeast Asian country.
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False alarms from big companies about cybersecurity incidents are not uncommon—especially this week.
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It's not uncommon for the butterfly mechanism to get stuck, making a key unusable.
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The practice, known as payment for order flow, is not uncommon on Wall Street.
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Even then she was hesitant to go to the authorities, which is not uncommon.
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It's not uncommon for people spend their break in vacation cabins in the mountains.
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Construction work on an active rail line isn't uncommon, especially on Sundays, experts say.
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Violent suppression of LGBTQ parades by extreme rightwing groups is not uncommon for Ukraine.
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It is not uncommon for sexual abuse or harassment to be an open secret.
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It's also not uncommon for victims to maintain contact with their abusers, she added.
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It is not uncommon to find women who cross-train in various adaptive sports.
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Cash-based addiction clinics like the one run by Michael Cash are not uncommon.
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Doctors diagnosed her with Leptospirosis, an uncommon disease that's passed on through rat urine.
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I grew up in neighborhoods where it wasn't uncommon to hear gunshots at night.
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And conditions that are wellness-sensitive are quite uncommon in the working-age population.
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Overpowered 210+ Specs Using a reference design for a gaming laptop is not uncommon.
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It's not uncommon for a choreographed dance sequence to layer upon a shocking murder.
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"On-ice collisions are not uncommon in figure skating," Rippon, 29, told PEOPLE exclusively.
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It is uncommon for women to play such sports on the streets in Egypt.
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The health system bears surprisingly large costs for what remains a relatively uncommon problem.
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Unforunately it is not all that uncommon, because people don't understand what they're mixing.
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Those are uncommon and generally unsuccessful, but in rare cases, they can work out.
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Overall, stress levels were low and depression was uncommon, the researchers report in Pediatrics.
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It's not uncommon for police to overestimate the age and size of black boys.
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Savings of 60 to 70 percent are not uncommon, according to the storefront owners.
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Damjanski doesn't go into details about these, but such painting algorithms are not uncommon.
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Much more uncommon was Hurricane Alex, which moved through the Azores islands in January.
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It's a good deal for Debby, but not uncommon for first time DUI offenders.
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The confidence that Niantic has in its intuitiveness is uncommon, even for mobile apps.
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His dance works often feature more talking than moving (not uncommon in contemporary dance).
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Sadly, it is not uncommon for this to happen a few times a month.
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In fact, it's not that uncommon [for children to die before or during birth].
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An endemic problem The sexual harassment Nuril allegedly endured is not uncommon in Indonesia.
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But it's uncommon for officials to talk about them so extensively before they occur.
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That's a lot of titles for a single month, and those aren't uncommon numbers.
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Tran eventually found investment for her startup, but her initial experience is not uncommon.
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I love it so much that my daughter also has an uncommon first name.
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Wait times of a few hours or longer are not uncommon at the border.
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It's not uncommon to find this sort of figure elsewhere in teen vaping research.
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Unlike fraudulent voting—which, again, is incredibly uncommon—the media can't rig an election.
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However discounts for new advertisers are not uncommon in the industry, the agency noted.
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It's not uncommon for malware to generate new domains to try to evade detection.
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Surpassing a million barrels a day is uncommon and a milestone set just recently.
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It's not uncommon for straightforward mistakes to be made in security architectures and implementations.
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"It's part of life up here and it's not uncommon," he told VICE News.
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As brutally tragic, inhumane, and sad as Browder's experience was, it is not uncommon.
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It's not all that uncommon for parents to share their passions with their kids.
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It is not uncommon for companies to give shareholders their opinion on proxy votes.
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It's not uncommon for a delayed rollout to impact economic opportunities in a community.
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What is uncommon in this case is the size and scope of this exposure.
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Photo: APIt's not uncommon for Apple's annual developer conference to start a little sleepily.
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These stories might be particularly horrific, but they are far from unique or uncommon.
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It's not uncommon for even the most experienced models to slip on the runway.
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And it's not uncommon for wealthy families to order a mountainous Western-style cake.
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Seizures and vomiting are not uncommon when blood is putting pressure on the brain.
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It's upsetting to see such blatant sexism at work, but unfortunately, it's not uncommon.
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His willingness to wait out his wife's affair implied an uncommon capacity for forgiveness.
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Many offer cheaper one-year MBAs, popular in Europe but uncommon across the pond.
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Unfortunately, especially in places with high rates of poverty, this situation is not uncommon.
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Annoyance is a not-uncommon reaction, though bemusement is a frequent response as well.
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But while impeachment is not uncommon, not all nations agree on what it means.
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Such oil was uncommon in America, and thus the need for specialized equipment limited.
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It's not uncommon to see a large company change and realign its business model.
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During UConn's semifinal, it was not uncommon to see Orange supporters cheering for Stewart.
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But sadly, suicide by gun is not uncommon among children too young to drive.
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And such "weath shock" — a large, sudden loss of net worth — is not uncommon.
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Disagreements between parents and doctors over end-of-life decisions involving children are uncommon.
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It's not uncommon for people who have trouble falling asleep to take melatonin supplements.
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Name-based stock-picking is not uncommon in China, especially during major political events.
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Fines for reporting errors and failing to quickly resolve excess contributions are not uncommon.
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The department also said it's "not uncommon" for agencies to informally consult with OLC.
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McBride agrees, especially if you want to snag one of those uncommon pay raises.
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It's not uncommon for there to be a gap in conversation during an interview.
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Afterward, it wasn't uncommon to find stinkbug damage on every single ear of corn.
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These days, it&aposs not uncommon to spot a cuffing season meme on Twitter.
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"It's not uncommon for our population here," said Patrick So, the school's social worker.
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It's not uncommon at all for complete grifters to come in and pitch cases.
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It is not uncommon for voters to be registered in more than one state.
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Other methods, which are not lawful and above board, are perhaps no less uncommon.
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Well so far, the use of such tools in this manner has been uncommon.
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It's not uncommon to see the wealthy get to the port via Rolls Royce.
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Aircraft incidents, both civilian and military, are not uncommon in the Southeast Asian country.
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It wasn't a group of us trying to get together to do something uncommon.
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The uncommon dynamic gives the studio a set of priorities that differ from most.
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There is little in the way of safety regulations and deaths are not uncommon.
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He possessed a logistical and organizational expertise uncommon for law enforcement of the time.
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"It's not uncommon to take more than one election to get there," said Barker.
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Above-ground bodies of water, such as lakes and ponds, are generally uncommon there.
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It is uncommon to successfully appeal a sentence in the first place, he said.
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These days, it's far more uncommon to see spam in your inbox each morning.
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This album also contains a ballad, "Cradle of Angels," which is uncommon for you.
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It has also turned to television spots, an uncommon move for the internet giant.
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When it comes to observing the planet, international partnerships are not all that uncommon.
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But it's an uncommon role for a relatively small agency of economists to play.
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We're from a left-wing activist community where civil disobedience isn't an uncommon thing.
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Though often under-reported, violent attacks by members of the far right aren't uncommon.
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Once it was not uncommon for gangs to kill adults but leave children unharmed.
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Hatch Ideas Notebook, $25, available at Uncommon GoodsA well-executed idea doesn't happen overnight.
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"It's fairly uncommon, but it does happen every once in a while," he said.
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Fondue for Two, available at Uncommon Goods, $30For "rugged" weekends in the great outdoors.
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Excusing a juror because of a planned vacation, while uncommon, is not unheard-of.
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Research shows feeling secluded or lonely when working from home isn't all that uncommon.
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It's not uncommon for Saugans to even refer to themselves as Torontonians for convenience.
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Although brief and at times inconsistent, this book achieves something worthwhile, uncommon and lovely.
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Zoning challenges are not uncommon, but they usually take place well before construction begins.
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But there are uncommon letters in other entries (J, Z), which is a bonus.
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Trout tend to attack the flies with uncommon aggression, making for particularly exciting takes.
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Converting a bedroom to a bathroom is not uncommon but should be well considered.
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It was not uncommon, he said, for him to pound 18 pints of lager.
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And, Prepon's experience, with her eating disorder running in her family, is not uncommon.
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It's not uncommon for companies to warn their users of a third-party breach.
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Forced confessions are not uncommon in China, where there is a 99% conviction rate.
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It's not uncommon for a scammer to create several fake profiles on one website.
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Torture was, unfortunately, not an uncommon technique used in Saigon's jails to extract information.
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Yellow sabers aren&apost anything new to "Star Wars" lore, but they are uncommon.
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Newly created ballets with a strong story line — and particularly biographical ones — are uncommon.
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It is not uncommon for musicians to perform at rallies for candidates they endorse.
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Using numerous pens to sign important government documents and memos is also not uncommon.
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Reverse proxies aren't uncommon; large sites might use one to help them run faster.
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It's not an uncommon practice for a judge to ask for such a letter.
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It is extremely uncommon to find fossil primate skulls, especially those belonging to apes.
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Deevy's work often bears a feminist subtext uncommon in her country in her day.
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We rarely hear about these struggles in part because penile amputations are relatively uncommon.
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He demonstrates an enthusiasm for ecology and technology uncommon in people half his age.
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The variable incongruities of "Glory" give it a queasy power uncommon in contemporary cinema.
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Past studies, however, have suggested that safety equipment is uncommon among e-scooter riders.
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Sky lanterns, however, are both illegal and uncommon in Krefeld and most of Germany.
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Authorities said it was not uncommon for migrating short-finned pilots to get stranded.
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It's not uncommon for trainees to run up to the fence and just stop.
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It is not uncommon for newer evidence to contradict what had been standard practice.
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That said, Amity & Commerce is the uncommon restaurant where entrees tend to outperform appetizers.
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That's not uncommon for academic spin-offs with valuable IP but zero product experience.
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That's not an uncommon problem for a sitcom finale, but it still felt deflating.
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They don't always go up as high as 50 percent, but that's not uncommon.
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"Twin movies" that share similar plots and release dates are not uncommon in Hollywood.
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Incidences of muggings, carjackings and other crimes are not uncommon in Kenya's capital city.
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Plane crashes are not uncommon in Sudan, which has a poor aviation safety record.
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Her Ph.D. thesis adviser received that prize instead -- a sad, but not uncommon, outcome.
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"Drawdowns within bull markets of 10 percent or more are not uncommon," Oppenheimer added.
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Forward returns thereafter were pretty good, on average, though some continued turbulence wasn't uncommon.
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It's not uncommon for some clerical errors to occur during the initial vote tabulation.
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It's not uncommon for nuclear plants to dump tritium-laced water into the ocean.
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Yet, paradoxically, he supports rent stabilization, a position uncommon among landlords and their advocates.
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In the world of spillways, bellmouths like this one are uncommon, Mr. King added.
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Although accounting mistakes aren't uncommon for sellers, an outage of this magnitude is rare.
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It's not uncommon to run into some locals who speak the regional French dialect.
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The series' gender pay gap, while shocking, is hardly uncommon for the entertainment industry.
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It wasn't uncommon to find twinkling lights draped over headboards in the early 2000s.
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Now, it's not uncommon to hear stories about flocks of turkeys invading suburban neighborhoods.
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"This is a pretty uncommon thing for Wagoner County," Mahoney said of the shooting.
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The breed is uncommon where we live, so he attracts a lot of attention.
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It is not uncommon for newer evidence to contradict what had been standard practice.
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Kidnappings in the oil-producing Delta region where Rivers state sits are not uncommon.
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In South Dakota, "instruction in gender dysphoria" has already been reported to be uncommon.
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But regulatory fines in such situations are uncommon, said Ms. Martin, the legal expert.
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Violence against sex workers, women, and LGBT people like Kader is unfortunately not uncommon.
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Murders by strangers are uncommon, representing 10.2 percent of the nationwide total in 2015.
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A routine like this isn't necessarily uncommon—especially among young professionals in modern workplaces.
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Four percent of students scored proficient in English and 3 percent scored proficient in math at the school the year before it was taken over by Uncommon Schools, rather than no students scoring proficient on either test the year after Uncommon took over.
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It is not uncommon for outgoing presidents to issue a flurry of so-called "midnight regulations" when the next president holds different political persuasions — nor is it uncommon for new presidents to freeze many of those existing rules once they take office.
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And in an uncommon twist, it seems this will be a complete and total removal.
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She is known for her difficult musical compositions, alternative guitar tunings and uncommon chord changes.
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She bristled at the interviewer's suggestion that her view was uncommon among women in Hollywood.
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At the time, it was uncommon for women to pursue a degree in this field.
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Snuggles are not uncommon, and neither is the occasional upward goat on a downward dog.
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Telstra's carries a significant amount of debt, not uncommon for the capital-intensive telecom business.
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It's not uncommon; women have been shamed into not touching themselves for hundreds of years.
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Magnet fishing turning up relic weaponry is actually not as uncommon as you might think.
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With his confidence and charm, John carried the weight of history with an uncommon grace.
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It's about rediscovering of an uncommon place that yet is a part of American heritage.
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This is not uncommon in San Francisco and the bad actors are all different colors.
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Health officials said respiratory outbreaks at facilities housing vulnerable, older adult populations are not uncommon.
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Impacts from asteroids the size of 2019 OK are very uncommon but not unheard of.
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Landslides are not uncommon, particularly in poorer areas, which are often built on unsuitable ground.
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It's not uncommon that ISS has to adjust its orbit to dodge some space junk.
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The good news is that so far, online attacks on home devices are relatively uncommon.
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The agreement was an uncommon instance of bipartisan compromise since Trump took office in January.
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While it may seem weird, tear-drinking isn't uncommon among several moth and butterfly species.
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Bomb threats are not uncommon, and it's rare for them to be genuine, he said.
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The uncommon heat could hang around until the start of July, one forecasting agency predicts.
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It's not uncommon for companies to cover these types of expenses for high-profile CEOs.
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It's not uncommon to see rates as high as $24 for a 15-minute call.
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This is not uncommon: only 181 sexual assault cases in 2007 resulted in court martial.
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Using DMCA requests to remove private source code and protect intellectual property is not uncommon.
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It's not uncommon to find larger-than-life avocados, if you know where to look.
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In the 403th century, portraits of women showing off their newfound shapeliness were not uncommon.
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Altadena is nestled right next to Angeles National Forest, so bear sightings there aren't uncommon.
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It's not uncommon for a few bugs to come along with new Apple operating systems.
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They thought they were just bug bites, which aren't uncommon where they live in Memphis.
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"It's uncommon, but probably not unusual," said one industry lawyer who declined to be named.
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That's why it's not uncommon for people to get easily irritated by their co-workers.
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This isn't uncommon in IPOs, but it is worth bearing in mind, all the same.
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It's not uncommon for a few hundred people to be participating in a class simultaneously.
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Such resurrections are not new, but they are still uncommon enough to count as news.
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This approach — eradication of a targeted species that is the disease vector — is relatively uncommon.
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It is not uncommon for men in the royal family not to wear wedding rings.
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It is not uncommon for migrants to do too much overtime or to be underpaid.
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It is not uncommon for state broadcasters around the world to put videos on YouTube.
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It is generally diagnosed in older people, and is uncommon before the age of 22017.
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I've come to accept that it comes from a place of fear of the uncommon.
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According to the Attorney General's report, such relationships aren't uncommon in the prison's tailor shops.
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While there's often a suspect, it's not uncommon for these mysteries never to be solved.
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Buting, who represented Avery alongside attorney Dean Strang, says cases like this are not uncommon.
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" She adds: "It wasn't an uncommon time for her to come home from the hospital.
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While West is promoting the shorter album format, double releases aren't uncommon these days either.
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In decades past, it was not uncommon for three generations of family to live together.
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It's not uncommon to see CFOs change within the year, but that's far from ideal.
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These "footholds" have become common for Sycamore, although still uncommon for private equity at-large.
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He abandoned his investigation halfway through, without conclusion, which Brendan was told was not uncommon.
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" Austin Children's Dentistry spokesperson Sarah Marshall says administering anesthesia in pediatric dentistry is "not uncommon.
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Outside of organizing around elections, it's uncommon to see the direct effects of your work.
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Even when we have everything in place, it's uncommon that people want to go ahead.
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The gap between Trump's rhetoric and his policies is not all that uncommon for populists.
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Apparently, this is not an uncommon occurrence because the devices are cheaper in Hong Kong.
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But rights groups say the sexual harassment Nuril allegedly endured is not uncommon in Indonesia.
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Both hosts have an uncommon need to be the center of attention, needed, adored, flattered.
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"It's not uncommon for Congolese songs to run for a really long time," Bofale said.
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The captain also said it isn't uncommon for passengers to ask them to provide entertainment.
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And in the most consequential cases, it isn't uncommon to find them splitting 5-4.
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It wasn't uncommon to see a dead roach floating on the surface of a soda.
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Having a uniform of sorts is a habit that's not uncommon among the uber-successful.
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Especially, since we know it's not uncommon for Indian actors to be treated this way.
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It's not uncommon for presidents to appoint donors and other supporters to cushy ambassadorship gigs.
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It's not uncommon for schools and neighborhoods to celebrate Halloween throughout the month of October.
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Kail handled stage direction, while Rudzinski handled the increasingly uncommon craft of live broadcast direction.
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It is uncommon for the Justice Department to change positions in a Supreme Court case.
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Still, the option remains relatively uncommon, and it has drawn concern from some consumer advocates.
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And it's increasingly uncommon to read about the internet without a single mention of Drake.
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There are four levels of quality for each unlockable thing: Common, Uncommon, Rare, and Epic.
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The state says the number of boil-water advisories in St. Joseph is not uncommon.
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There was no security on site when the incident happened, not an uncommon industry practice.
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"To me, my initial take is this is not uncommon," said Eurasia Group's Scott Seaman.
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This perception bias towards English and Welsh wines is not, I am consistently told, uncommon.
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Because of all the precautions noted above, collisions involving Naval ships are uncommon, Kirby said.
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But again, these behavioral side effects are uncommon — and quite different from making racist slurs.
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While gender-neutral characters aren't a first for role-playing games, it is extremely uncommon.
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It is not uncommon for the CEO to meet with elected officials around the world.
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It's not uncommon to feel a bit helpless at the end of a news binge.
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These kinds of comments about the trans community are harmful, and unfortunately, they're not uncommon.
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You can check it out, here, along with the full list of uncommon popular names.
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The precise cause was not known, though beached whales are not uncommon at Golden Bay.
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Moreover, it is not uncommon for MPs to be subjected to other forms of hostility.
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Circumventing the privilege is "uncommon but by no means unprecedented, or even untoward," Buell explained.
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It is not uncommon for Sessions to not stick exactly to his speeches as written.
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Promissory notes are similar to bonds and not uncommon products for insurance agents to sell.
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It offers just the right hiding place for a kitten; $2910 from Uncommon Goods, uncommongoods.
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If cyber shopping was uncommon, supporting a project through online crowdfunding was nearly unheard of.
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It's not uncommon for teachers to pay for food, clothing, or even eyeglasses for children.
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It's not uncommon to hear CEOs and business leaders talk about focusing on the consumer.
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As mainstream credit cards are uncommon and rarely accepted here, I handed the driver cash.
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This is not uncommon in wars; death toll estimates from World War II still vary.
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And even when the data is made available, analysis by outside researchers remains relatively uncommon.
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It is not uncommon for motorists on highways to encounter banners hung from highway overpasses.
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However, it's uncommon to see members of the immediate family bend and bow to Charles.
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In the tabloid world purchasing information is not uncommon, and the Enquirer routinely pays sources.
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In Dubai, it's not uncommon to wait for a long time during takeoff and landing.
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One concern, though very uncommon, is a form of temporary paralysis called Guillain-Barré syndrome.
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It is especially uncommon for a plant to have multiple fires in a paint shop.
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That's a dual phenomenon that is highly uncommon in the U.S., according to Goldman economists.
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Maritime legal experts called the move "heartless," while also noting that it is not uncommon.
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Cookie Spoon Pan, available on Uncommon Goods, $18What's more fun than dipping cookies in milk?
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It was not uncommon for Epstein to be involved in the Wexners' personal family matters.
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The world's largest uncut diamond is about to be sold in a most uncommon way.
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It's not uncommon for a single bill to encompass such a wide range of concerns.
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NordVPN has an app for most common platforms and even supports a few uncommon ones.
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It isn't uncommon for a single agent to arrest 13 or 14 people by themselves.
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It is not uncommon to cut the maximum offer price late in the IPO process.
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A polling error of two or three percentage points is not uncommon in modern politics.
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Seven patients a room, with beds only a foot apart, is not an uncommon sight.
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Using ballot measures to drive turnout is hardly uncommon, in Missouri or around the country.
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Blake, 28, teaches Advanced Placement world history at Uncommon Preparatory Charter High School in Brooklyn.
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Acquisitions starting with a "B" are not uncommon in the tech industry in Silicon Valley.
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It's not that uncommon: women in ABBA's songs are, in some way or another, prisoners.
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Side effects are uncommon; short term problems relate to pelvic pain but this soon settles.
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They say it's not uncommon ... their own kids aren't down with the moo juice either.
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Recaps are not uncommon, but they are usually a sign that a startup is struggling.
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Prochaska said smoking is uncommon in San Francisco, which also has smoke-free workplace laws.
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It's not uncommon for a company to remain on file for a year or more.
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Like other cryptocurrencies, bitcoin is extremely volatile, meaning that huge price swings are not uncommon.
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Pediatric emergency physician Dr. Christina Johns told INSIDER that the Millers' experience is not uncommon.
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The protagonists feel misunderstood by the world that surrounds them, which isn't an uncommon feeling.
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The practice is not uncommon in China, but this seems an unlikely target for counterfeiting.
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Perez suggested a slim margin wouldn't be uncommon, given that Virginia is a swing state.
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Nightmares are a strange but not uncommon phenomenon for runners the evening before a race.
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Pick Punch, available at Uncommon Goods, $25If dad doesn't already play the guitar, it's time.
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Fires are not uncommon in the area during this month, CNN Meteorologist Michael Guy said.
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Unfortunately, we now have LENA, a somewhat uncommon first name, and ERST, which is dull.
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Pets swallowed whole by pythons are not as uncommon an occurrence as one would hope.
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It is not uncommon for people to stay at Dodge & Cox for a long time.
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Face masks are still uncommon, but more people are covering their mouths with winter scarves.
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" It is not uncommon for jobs in Brazil to require candidates to have "good appearance.
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This versatile cutting board made by Josh Manahan, a Maine craftsman, offers several uncommon features.
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Troubled mother-daughter relationships are not an uncommon theme in female coming-of-age stories.
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I'm only now realizing how uncommon that is and I'm deeply appreciative of those experiences.
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The Sebastians ensemble (Jeffrey Grossman, music director) gave a performance of uncommon naturalness and transparency.
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Uncommon Goods is also selling 11 different pint glasses with marathon routes etched into them.
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By the late 17th century, it wasn't uncommon to see men in four-inch heels.
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Why the 18-wheeled trucks of the title essay in his earlier book "Uncommon Carriers"?
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Mr. Roberts said that in his two decades of officiating, hair-related violations were uncommon.
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About half of states have laws making libel a crime, and prosecutions are not uncommon.
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It is not uncommon to have a warped or lack of strong sense of self.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. — To have one excellent left-hander on a basketball team is not uncommon.
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During the conflict, bombings of airports, bus stations, banks, cafes, and hotels were not uncommon.
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A comprehensive evaluation will be completed to understand what might have caused this uncommon injury.
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It's not uncommon nowadays for manufacturing processes to take place across five countries or more.
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Yearlong stays are not uncommon, and cases of 500 days or more have been reported.
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True, such interpolations were not uncommon in Petipa's day — but this one is still jarring.
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Orbits intersecting isn't uncommon, Weeden said in an interview, but satellites colliding is incredibly rare.
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Geometric decorations aren't uncommon on the walls of traditional palaces, but here Mustapha saw guns.
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It is not uncommon for superstar quarterbacks to be cast off before they're finished playing.
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It's not uncommon for modern vehicles these days to come with an accompanying phone app.
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In South Korea's glitzy, highly manufactured music industry, these kinds of scenes are not uncommon.
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Whale entanglements are not uncommon, and can prove lethal, according to NOAA spokesman Michael Milstein.
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It isn't uncommon to see a large cross in the front yard of a house.
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Aside from "Marvelous Party" and the rousingly patriotic "London Pride," the selections are more uncommon.
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It is not uncommon for presidents to miss the funeral of a former first lady.
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Todd Bowles' defense tends to be static pre-snap, uncommon for a blitz-heavy scheme.
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Such contests are uncommon largely because they involve serious legwork, with no guarantee of success.
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Not great lap swimming, but it's swinging Austin, so topless sun bathing isn't uncommon. 19823.
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Franklin had forged an uncommon connection with "the youth," as the elder churchgoers called us.
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Jiang also said to beware of thieves stealing merchandise, which is not an uncommon occurrence.
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It is not uncommon for US presidents to take office without a clear Africa agenda.
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"What he's experiencing is not uncommon," says Julie Fleshman, President and CEO of the organization.
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His decision, like the ones faced by the Pepi family, is not an uncommon circumstance.
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According to Town & Country, because of Camilla's upper class upbringing, socializing with royals wasn't uncommon.
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Rabies was an uncommon, but always lethal disease, and it loomed large in people's awareness.
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In fact, private investigations for these kinds of hacks are not uncommon, according to Axios.
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It&aposs not uncommon for a traditional savings account at a big bank to earn .
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Yet when he talks or reacts before he thinks — not uncommon — it blurs those attributes.
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The practice is not uncommon among companies mulling decisions that could present conflicts of interest.
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It's fucking unnerving that grown adults can turn out this way, but it's hardly uncommon.
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It's not uncommon for sitting presidents not to attend the funerals of former first ladies.
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Three winners, chosen at random, will receive copies of "Uncommon Knowledge", The Economist's new book.
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The good news is that so far, online attacks on home devices are relatively uncommon.
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It's not uncommon for American presidents and candidates to raise funds from Americans living abroad.
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Arson attacks are not uncommon in the country which has a history of political violence.
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"It's not uncommon for American presidents to foster relations with strongmen," the editorial board wrote.
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His ability to distill expansive concepts into digestible bites is somewhat uncommon in neuroscience circles.
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Crises like these, which keep nonprofits from doing the work donors support, are not uncommon.
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One more thing to know: Significant graying of pubic hair is uncommon before age 50.
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Over the past 21990 months, Native American politicians, artists and academics have made uncommon gains.
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Even speaking spontaneously, he delivered complete sentences and paragraphs, with uncommon command over his tone.
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While it is uncommon, the AAV can flip in the water and rollover on land.
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Stottlemyre was the quiet type, but even as a rookie pitcher he possessed uncommon poise.
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"Black panthers are uncommon, only about 11 percent of leopards globally are black," he added.
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They're really cool and they had a bunch of edits of these uncommon disco tracks.
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I came to construction by way of mathematics, which, it turns out, is not uncommon.
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"It was not uncommon, it was necessary at times to make those requests," she said.
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I was willing to dub that the "New Evil": crimes that were spectacular and uncommon.
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Early labor isn't uncommon when women with uterine anomalies like Santana try to have children.
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Arora's assistant tells me it's not uncommon to get the goggles back covered in tears.
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More extreme events, such as fires, floods or being threatened or attacked, were relatively uncommon.
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Outside of Xinjiang, restrictions on Ramadan fasting or other Islamic religious practices are relatively uncommon.
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This practice of salvaging certain bits of the lunar module, for instance, was not uncommon.
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