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• However, Rupprecht cautioned, human exposure to rabies is common.
• Their major common problem remains creating enough new, good jobs.
• Even more common than incidents of violence are cheating and drinking.
• Plans for lunar laboratories, mines, and factories were common.
• "It's something apparently common to Northern Europeans.
• Common sense tells you there is only so much disposable income.
• Ramos, who was born in Uruguay, found common ground.
• Groom and Gump do have a lot in common, though.
• Likewise, certain sounds may evoke common feelings, says Alkon.
• They also express a common desire : They want to leave.
• Most people throw away common sense when they deal with computers.
• More common are fraud cases involving documents taken from bank Dumpsters.
• The guilds were associations of merchants and craftsmen sharing common interests.
• Politically and technically complicated deals are common in the oil industry.
• A more common theme, however, is fear of crime.
• Her case may be extreme, but her complaints are common.
• "We didn't know this was so common.
• A few common threads run through the list of 10 victims.
• The more common argument for Congressional authority is the Constitution itself.
• Yet, emotion overcomes common sense in many an intense relationship.