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Before digital channels became	commonplace, a terrestrial day's television was sometim
Food riots are	commonplace across Wales for the several years after.
However, as earthquakes are	commonplace all over Japan, these tremors were not view
ch as those attributed to Valter Roman were	commonplace among internationalists of the time.
t and empowerment of foster caregivers, are	commonplace and form the basis for the contemporary app
When steel hulls became	commonplace and ships became bigger, the shipping indus
Bushy-tail and ring- tail Possums are	commonplace, and can often be seen soon after nightfall
p their distance from each other; masks are	commonplace, and privacy is jealously guarded.
oosely on Medieval Europe, where Sorcery is	commonplace and people live in a feudal society.
Holocaust, we can learn the way evil can be	commonplace and acceptable -- so that no one takes a st
ed: "I remember when hard-core first became	commonplace, and there were discussions about what it w
throughout much of the 1990s, with bombings	commonplace and Irish Republican paramilitary groups, m
came more frequent and killings became more	commonplace and arbitrary.
Rewriting the Homeric Epics was	commonplace and accepted in Biblical times.
The reuse of these types of materials is	commonplace and considered to be a mature market in man
eme featured The Fly flying through several	commonplace areas such as the kitchen.
become still lifes consisting of the small	commonplace artifacts of daily life, often nostalgic it
Phlegmatized PETN or RDX were	commonplace as the explosive filling.
red for Christmas celebrations, but is also	commonplace at birthday parties, weddings, Debuts, and
Such 'attacks' on goalies were legal and	commonplace back then.
transportation on the bay, steamboats were	commonplace between Corpus Christi and Ingleside during
e the progress of the war, particularly the	commonplace bombing of civilians and whole cities.
scilla Bunbury's Virginal Book is a musical	commonplace book compiled in the late 1630's by two you
ate as 1938 he edited Lovecraft's Notes and	Commonplace Book and in 1943 lent assistance to the fir
30513) is a historically important musical	commonplace book compiled, probably between about 1545
	Commonplace book (manuscript)
s translation of the Pentateuch, and Burns'	Commonplace Book.
	Commonplace Books of Law: A Selection of Law Related No
o more far reaching and makes what is now a	commonplace case for architectural diversity and invest
Those who lost will make the	commonplace comment that "it's health that really matte
gives readers a look at the history of such	commonplace components of the modern world as the touri
e contractors employed a woman as a welder:	commonplace during World War II, but unheard of in 1920
As was	commonplace during that early time of rail travel it wa
Slow to adopt the	commonplace EPoS systems for its tills, and still prici
y if there is something unusual about it; a	commonplace event is unlikely to be taken as newsworthy
development of the party system, it became	commonplace for political parties to choose their nomin
any mines are now flooded and collapses are	commonplace, for example the hillside above the Rhosydd
Nowadays, a "jury of one's peers" are	commonplace for civilian criminal trials to proceed.
times original, often simply descriptive of	commonplace happenings, which won for him a national re
Years before digital sampling became	commonplace, his recordings used many thousands of care
turned to China (anti-Chinese sentiment was	commonplace in those times).
s with crime, drugs and prostitution became	commonplace in the areas bordering Balsall Heath.
ion, Gleim's writings are for the most part	commonplace in thought and expression.
Such charges are	commonplace in Cuba, where freedom of expression is sev
cribe Israel or Israeli policies has become	commonplace in certain liberal and leftist circles.
The "metaphor of soul as garment" is a	commonplace in Russian mysticism; this is likely to bee
g an era prior to "runner windows" becoming	commonplace in more modern baseball video games.
of which already had systems which are now	commonplace in the UK.
invasion on the South and East Coasts were	commonplace in September 1940 and helped to boost moral
Thermoplastic matrices are	commonplace in mass production industries e.g. automoti
gn featuring a carving of a child, although	commonplace in New England during the period, is unique
estion, implemented in Mussel Watch and now	commonplace in marine chemistry, of using mussels to me
ted paper tape and punched paper cards were	commonplace in the 1930's.
ly neglected, and by the 1970s, with nudity	commonplace in theatres, reached "its final shabby demi
an be used in many different areas that are	commonplace in historical study as well as new areas of
: “For revolutionary ideas that have become	commonplace in his lifetime, and for pioneering in the
e, heated towel rails are now becoming more	commonplace in lounge and living areas.
iced cheese and its derivatives have become	commonplace in the United States, most notably used for
While such a practice became	commonplace in the pension and employee benefits of lar
inary horse-drawn plateway, which were then	commonplace in the United Kingdom.
Traceability has become	commonplace in the food and feed supply chains of most
th conversation translated into English was	commonplace in later seasons of Star Trek: Deep Space N
nd advertising (at a time when this was not	commonplace in the British software industry), as well
at every conceivable public place, and were	commonplace in homes as well.
ic patterns - the facts that such cases are	commonplace in the Picinae and that the species involve
g road, a type of road which was soon to be	commonplace in cities and towns across the United Kingd
song arrangements have become more and more	commonplace in Drop Trio's repertoire as the band has e
l points; such techniques had become almost	commonplace in the West by this time, but were not typi
Accusations of blood libel were	commonplace in the Byzantine Empire.
Historically, the croissant was not	commonplace in the UK.
h kebabs have a Persian origin, but are now	commonplace in American cuisine.
Speed bumps became	commonplace in neighborhoods where there were NACs supp
ct, palaces of this approximate design were	commonplace in the Byzantine and Arab world.
He pioneered several approaches now	commonplace in quantum chemistry, notably the use of ps
The characters vary widely but are	commonplace in the genre, and are considered a vital pa
ehavior and course of events soon to become	commonplace in the Congress.
and concepts to the series that have become	commonplace, including multi-level dungeons and new equ
r is preferred or in areas in which it is a	commonplace ingredient for cooking.
ystercatchers generally have adapted to the	commonplace loss of the first egg in their clutch to pr
ke remarks that he would far prefer to be a	commonplace man than a "highly-strung sensitive Duke".
arly nineteenth century, but it was never a	commonplace method of threading until the widespread di
Her excitement over what the others see as	commonplace objects baffles them and annoys the long-su
bserver through macrostructural features in	commonplace objects.
that of lacking internal consistency, was a	commonplace of sectarian disputes.
pipes onscreen, something which was in fact	commonplace on television at the time, but which has si
decreasing in popularity, though are still	commonplace on college campuses and in the studios of m
rough or irregular edges known as burrs are	commonplace on slit edges.
Thin, sandy soil is	commonplace on Twin Peaks, making them more susceptible
Similar pickups are now	commonplace on electric guitars and other electrified i
The court held that "MOJO is a	commonplace part of the rhetoric of the culture of a su
ht to left) on your radio dial." - This now	commonplace saying is thought to have originated with L
sical fitness teachings along with the more	commonplace science, history and literature teachings.
commented for The New York Times, "It is a	commonplace set to rock music, and I must say I found m
Despite the	commonplace setting the scene is rather macabre: conver
Drinking is fairly	commonplace; some students refer to the campus as "plea
lived as "one of the most retired, modest,	commonplace sons of life-that is, when she wasn't hunti
siness has diminished as IT has become more	commonplace, standardized and cheaper.
illas", which are small poems that focus on	commonplace subjects.
station by Linguatula was historically more	commonplace than is sometimes realised.
g period of time, bays and browns were more	commonplace than blacks.
facts, whether important or humble, rare or	commonplace, that characterise Twentieth Century Britai
19th century the use of these heads was so	commonplace that the locals used the skulls as cobbles
pace for the press and broadcast media were	commonplace, the International Amphitheater was among t
and the illegal consumption of alcohol were	commonplace The local Justice of the Peace brought the
seems to me that I notice more and more how	commonplace the bizarre is."
Taking a	commonplace theme, he presents in four, eight or twelve
act of revenge in Khmer culture, it was not	commonplace, though it became a common propaganda devic
n Kelly Boys', and the use of technology is	commonplace throughout the College.
Illicit distilleries were	commonplace throughout the Speyside area from medieval
The term is still	commonplace throughout Korea and is often used by Korea
chnically commanded no weregild, but it was	commonplace to make a nominal payment in the case of a
dical innovation unheard of at the time but	commonplace today, it was felt that Borzacchini had a g
as comprehensive schools were becoming more	commonplace under the Harold Wilson government, the aut
False invasion alarms were	commonplace up to the end of 1943.
ll tax campaign during which poindings were	commonplace where protesters who refused to pay the tax
en throughout the year, the food considered	commonplace, whereas pork ribs were rarely available ou
y historian, "far above the dreary level of	commonplace which Irish conspiracy in general presents.
Suffixes are	commonplace with Detroit Diesel model designations: "T"
Celebrity guests are	commonplace with familiar names such as Toby Buckland,
Asian-owned businesses are	commonplace within the area including many food stores
ould be the least congruous of all the many	commonplace women transfigured by the genius they could
go through the whole article delinking any	commonplace words - in the Birth and education section

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