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The traditional double standard was more common among men, while the reverse double standard was more common among women.
But vaccine skepticism is more common in the United States than in Israel and much more common in Britain.
Also, hyperpigmentation in general is more common in darker skin-toned women, so dark circles are a more common complaint.
TH: By volume, more common stock sellers, just because there are many more common shareholders, including current and former employees.
And some structures are more common than others: "noun verb noun noun" may be much more common than "noun noun verb noun".
Depression was more common among younger caregivers, and it was also more common when dementia patients were younger or had more severe disease.
Though thyroid conditions are relatively rare, they're more common than you'd think — and they're up to 10 times more common for women than men.
An ever-changing "mosaic" of features—some more common in females, others more common in males, some common in both—guides both men and women.
Childhood sexual abuse is much more common than parents may think, and more common than many of the most prevalent childhood diseases, Clark said by email.
Firearm homicides are around seventy times more common in the States than in the U.K., and knife homicide is around one and a half times more common.
"What this study does demonstrate is yes, brain changes are more common in patients with migraines and probably are more common in patients with migraine aura," Mays said.
Firearm injuries, the report explains, are nine times more common in men than in women, and these cases are more common among men 20 to 24 years old.
Instead, what's most common in both females and males are brains with "mosaics" of features, some of them more common in males and some more common in females.
This is by far the strangest form of cancellation — and one that is sadly becoming more common (or, at least, fans knowing about it is becoming more common).
Compared to the other survey participants, awareness of air quality alerts was 11 percent more common among people with asthma and avoidance of busy roads was 13 percent more common.
Here's why extreme floods will become more common in the future: Extreme floods along the coastline may become much more common if sea levels continue to climb unchecked, new research says.
For women, it's about 84 percent — much more common.
The disparity, now widely viewed as scientifically unwarranted and racially discriminatory, prompted mandatory minimum sentences for a far smaller amount of crack, more common in black communities, than powder, more common among whites.
We uncovered more common ground than the public debate suggests.
TechCrunch comment: Genetic diseases are more common than you think.
Turns out, hibiscus tattoos are more common than pamplemousse ones.
Still, the controversial structure seems to be growing more common.
Events like these are probably more common than you'd think.
Also, it seems more common that white people have them.
It's also way more common in men than in women.
"It's much more common than people even realize," he said.
Mobile trading is becoming more common among TD Ameritrade clients.
As breaches become more common, the public may be desensitized.
Deportations without court hearings are more common than you think.
In those years, school resource officers were becoming more common.
That has always been rare but may become more common.
Betz thinks the condition might be more common than thought.
Accounts of drug cartels enlisting kids are even more common.
Chronic truancy is much more common among black children, moreover.
A stronger stockmarket means initial public offerings are more common.
Fires are growing more common and more severe in California.
Towns like Windsor are becoming ever more common in America.
The cleaner who commutes to work is becoming more common.
Is dangerously rough air becoming more common nowadays, or what?
Yet even as independence became more common, it remained incomplete.
Research suggests yeast infections are more common in the summer.
To stress that to the more common, 'she loyal af.
Automated subway systems are becoming more common around the world.
Lawsuits targeting alleged retirement plan mismanagement are growing more common.
Heatwaves such as that are expected to become more common.
And, as the climate changes, polynyas may become more common.
But insomnia is actually more common among women than men.
A more common approach has been to "deconsolidate" a subsidiary.
And we are far more common than we ever imagine.
It's far more common for men to be sexually assaulted.
Mr. Kobach maintains that false registration is far more common.
Spider smuggling is actually more common than you might think.
But leaving money to charity has also become more common.
What is far more common are nonlethal uses of force.
That makes diamonds a lot more common than we thought.
Surprise medical bills have gotten more common and more expensive.
"Why can't I just retire now?" was much more common.
Chief data officers are becoming more common in corporate America.
Overall, extreme weather is expected grow more common and intense.
Crying at work is much more common than you think.
Distributed energy will be more common, as Mr. Crane predicted.
These last remaining stores are more common in rural towns.
In other parts of the world, deportation is more common.
It's only getting more and more common around the league.
So they have simultaneously grown more common and less transparent.
But more common were slight increases and even some declines.
That used to be more common, once upon a time.
As the Kuria population grew, nyumba ntobhu became more common.
The rubble is more common than housing in Vila Autódromo.
"So this will become a more common problem," Breyer said.
The more common term, "pod," makes this a potential trap.
Rape and sexual assault were much more common than today.
Uses of other passenger data will similarly become more common.
But there is some evidence that it's becoming more common.
Pain was more common, but numbness had also been reported.
Earlier this month, however, Ryan voiced a more common sentiment.
But auteuristic TV is more common now than in 1990.
The condition is slightly more common in men than women.
Tennis prodigies were once much more common in women's tennis.
Tennis prodigies were once much more common in women's tennis.
Today, it's more common for couples to host theme weddings.
Our changing economy has made this a more common reality.
"These aberrant years are becoming more common," Haley told me.
In addition, soy is among the more common food allergies.
But, firebrands of Mr. Miller's variety are becoming more common.
Talk of bubbles in these markets is becoming more common.
In India, the practice is more common, if still controversial.
And they're far more common than they used to be.
These days, big swings are bound to become more common.
A more common risk is having to sell too quickly.
Incorrect diagnoses and treatments were more common than correct ones.
Library of Congress Other ice solutions were probably more common.
Unsurprisingly, smartphone use is far more common among the young.
Those sorts of films used to be much more common.
The researchers found that belligerent behavior, such as an expression of anger, and intoxication were more common in first class, whereas emotional outbursts, such as a panic attack, were more common among economy passengers.
Another method, more common in the public imagination, is harvesting movement.
The words "housing crisis" have become more common in local discussions.
"We know it's more common for people in hospitals," she said.
Right around that same time, fentanyl use started becoming more common.
These big ups and downs are going to become more common.
Prison animal programs are becoming more common in the United States.
Anxious flyers are more common than those with a serious phobia.
Enhanced disclosure made switching a bit more common, but not much.
But the far more common publicly expressed reaction was deep offense.
Tools like TrueAllele are continuing to become more common in courtrooms.
Mass-produced calendar boards could be found in more common households.
According to Dugatkin, loser effects are more common than winner effects.
Larger discounts do exist, but they're more common for international flights.
It affects 1.2% of Americans and is more common among women.
This kind of artwork is only going to become more common.
Facebook use is more common, but still lower than in America.
And, they suggest, it might be more common than we thought.
However you slice it, small changes have become much more common.
Cooking and eating-related injuries are more common than you think.
Far more common are rural schools such as Jiaoba Primary (pictured).
"It's much more common than we want to realize," said McKee.
Such incidents are becoming more common over the last few months.
However, drops like this one are more common than people think.
"[Meth] is becoming more common but certainly not commonplace," she says.
Fetishes are more common than you might believe on college campus.
During the 1970s, terrorist attacks by leftists were far more common.
But there are signs that Mazen's attitude is becoming more common.
And these issues are even more common among women than men.
But in 12 years it will be a lot more common.
It can only mean that they're more common than people think.
Preservation is one of the more common goals cited by Soulseekers.
The more common twinning becomes, the less unique it will seem.
Was there a point at which it started becoming more common?
And long-dated contracts are becoming more common, which boosts liquidity.
Middle-aged maternity may soon be more common than teenage pregnancy.
Republicans do have more common ground with Trump than with Clinton.
But as discounts become more generous, false confessions become more common.
Prices fell, inventory jumped and discounts were higher and more common.
The more common d-isomer possesses a strong smell of oranges.
AI tweaks like this are only going to become more common.
The salaried cleaner who commutes to work is becoming more common.
Amazon and Apple have fought but are finding more common ground.
Are such floods becoming more common, and more disruptive, in Paris?
And floods could become more common as the climate crisis worsens.
Mac malware is more common than Apple generally likes to admit.
It is more common in individuals over the age of 65.
Aedes mosquitos also spread the more-common dengue fever and chikungunya.
Cannabis is more common than ever — especially in the celebrity world.
But now these are becoming more common on beaches in China.
That's a feature more common to slot machines than arcade games.
In music it's more common to find musicians who are raw.
By the way, this is more common than most people think.
As a result, sights like this are more common than ever.
Injuries were 2000 percent more common in competitions than during practice.
The police in Indianapolis said such scenes were becoming more common.
Binge drinking was more common among affluent, educated and married seniors.
Also look for Castelrosso's older, drier, and more common cousin, Castelmagno.
They would become more common should the Senate bill become law.
In coastal areas, crawfish and oyster-eating competitions were more common.
Furthermore, whistleblowing has become more common in Japan in recent years.
Discounts are more common, and bidding wars have become less common.
She expects political talk in the office to become more common.
Failed terrorist attacks are far more common than successful terrorist attacks.
However, he said, the more common sale was $73 to $1,000.
As mass shootings have become more common, public opinion has evolved.
The condition is slightly more common in men than women. 3.
Generous paid leave policies and concerts are growing more common, too.
"I think that it's more common than people believe," Collins said.
Slower, wetter storms are becoming more common as the planet warms.
In Haddam, supporting Trump has been more common than opposing him.
There's turbulence, too, which is even more common than medical events.
And yet views like Zhenya's are becoming more common in Russia.
It's genetically well-defined -- more so than many more common diseases.
Obviously, it's a more common phenomenon in women than in men.
In fact, the more common source of exposure is lead paint.
Housing instability and moves are more common among low-income Americans.
But H.S.A.s are becoming more common, according to the latest data.
Dilemmas like these will grow more common as the population ages.
Because IPOs by money-losing companies are more common than ever.
That includes less stridency and more common-sense policies and solutions.
The snippets related to frequent moving were more common in people.
He said this hypnosis extends to more common financial circumstances, too.
Government shutdowns in periods of divided government may become more common.
If they did, this sort of thing might be more common.
The Internet of Things will make exploitable vulnerabilities much more common.
These may suggest characteristics that should be more common in graphs.
The massive building itself holds the more common exterior landmark designation.
But that concern could dissipate as charging stations become more common.
"Celiac disease," or gluten intolerance, seems much more common of late.
Extreme heat has become more common worldwide because of climate change.
Walkouts are more common in a tight labor market, Shierholz added.
It was more common to do that then in New York.
In Democratic ones, women in top jobs are far more common.
In these hills, writers, it seemed, were more common than vermin.
Well Being nearsighted is far more common than it once was.
More recently, $35,000 video walls have become more common in sanctuaries.
The kind I have, Janz Syndrome, is among the more common.
Gambling on sports is about to become a lot more common.
Kids, meanwhile, found drinking more common while watching television or partying.
More common, countries with coalition governments have suffered unusually protracted negotiations.
Such deals will only grow more common as competition heats up.
Working from home is more popular — and more common — than ever.
Over time, "he or she" (often just "he") became more common.
And buying under the influence is more common than you think.
Go deeper: Food allergies more common among adults in the U.S.
Surprise medical bills have also grown more common and more expensive.
Afterward, in the 1990s, fact-checking became a lot more common.
Helmets that can handle multiple impacts, however, are becoming more common.
The practice is growing more common around the country as state laws make an in-clinic abortion harder to get, and could become more common still if the Supreme Court guts the protections in Roe v. Wade.
Despite numerous campaigns against the business, prostitution is probably becoming more common.
This means that Intel processors are both more vulnerable and more common.
Gardening was more common in Shanghai, where the number is 75 percent.
But the more common situation is that applicants are ghosted by companies.
These machines are more common in Europe, Russia and the United States.
That's why colorblindness is much more common in men than in women.
Reinforcement learning is gradually becoming more common for tasks requiring language generation.
More common are violent acts designed to intimidate informants and their families.
This seems to be one of the more common intermittent fasting results.
Prior to bringing in Ahtapot, the attackers relied on more common malware.
For example, EBV-related nasopharyngeal cancer is more common in Southeast Asia.
Voice interfaces are more common than ever, but they're not equally accessible.
They were once more common but ceased once his father took power.
Social isolation is becoming more common partly because people are marrying later.
Too often, they fail to see the even more common reverse problem.
Some prison-specific motifs are also more common among the less violent.
Only breast cancer was slightly more common among nontransgender veterans, it found.
As water becomes scarce and famine more common, conflict will likely increase.
And that loneliness in midlife may be more common than most realize.
As remote work becomes more common, its effects are going to increase.
Cameras will only become more common with the spread of wearable devices.
Sales violations were more common with vaping products than with traditional cigarettes.
Young people can experience crepitus, although it's more common in older individuals.
Misclassification is more common in some industries than others, according to NELP.
The Nexo could someday become more common, and even used in fleets.
It is more common among Black and hispanic women than white women.
"It's been one of the more common practices through history," he said.
Tasers have become up to 23.5 times more common than deadly weapons.
Restrictive building packaging policies like this are becoming more and more common.
The backdrop: Knife attacks are more common in Japan than gun violence.
Activist groups are worried that cases like these could become more common.
Liquidity needs are growing, which means that secondaries are becoming more common.
Most of these are recent, as the procedure has become more common.
Where art is concerned, preemptive lawsuits are more common in restitution cases.
"Online credit use is more common among riskier firms," Kramer Mills said.
A more common term, related to Communication Accommodation Theory, is code-switching.
The thing is, it's a lot more common than you might think.
Long-running vacancies have become more common at independent financial regulatory agencies.
But there are subtler and more common ways to gain an advantage.
"Non-fatal drowning is far more common than fatal drowning," he said.
Fraud through absentee ballots, though slightly more common, is still incredibly rare.
Some offer nothing at all, a practice more common among secondary schools.
In fact, living paycheck-to-paycheck is more common than you think.
These beliefs are more common among mothers reporting criticism from multiple groups.
These cancers are more common in men but also occur in women.
There is safety in numbers, and the sight is becoming more common.
As crime soars, the lynching of petty criminals is becoming more common.
But since then, SIM porting has become a much more common problem.
This view is more common on the right than on the left.
That may be why it is more common in women than men.
So are recalls becoming more common, or is recall information more accessible?
Transmission remains more common than many realize, precisely because symptoms are rare.
It also makes it hard to sell property and disputes more common.
Some research even suggests that neck pain is more common in women.
This is not necessarily a widespread problem; tire blowouts are more common.
More common is foreign-language directors remaking their hits for American audiences.
From what I can tell, surfing jarheads are much more common now.
We expect that as the model becomes more common, costs should fall.
Let's see what things look like in the more common production facilities.
Experts say the infections will become more common as ocean water warms.
Thankfully, more common is the nation's favourite curry: the chicken tikka masala.
They are more common in other parts of West Africa, especially Nigeria.
Adult suckling has been more common than you might think throughout history.
But it's much more common for the victim to know the perpetrator.
According to Ferretti, narcissism is becoming more common in the United States.
When metal has been required, aluminum or titanium are much more common.
Panels like the one with Alicia Keys will be more common, too.
The more common is fragmentary, where slivers of the night are missing.
Such treatment of foreign journalists is far more common in mainland China.
But this more common moral instinct is also worth interrogating a bit.
Neglect was more common among those with poor health and cognitive impairment.
The researchers found that errors were more common in mentally demanding situations.
In my experience, room sharing is more common if parents are separated.
Some major health problems, like diabetes and obesity, have become more common.
But horror series are becoming more common and more popular each year.
Drinking and drug abuse, both risk factors for rape, are more common.
" Hayes referred to the more common level of observation as "close observation.
A few years ago such dishes were a far more common sight.
Flu is associated with heart attack and is more common in winter.
Far more common are what the Haggler would classify as Unwitting Incompetents.
It used to be much more common to sequester juries during deliberations.
"It is becoming more common for us to use drones," Nolan said.
Respiratory symptoms were more common in children exposed to a gas stove.
The practice is even more common in some of Kenya's neighboring countries.
To use more common bullet-speed units, that's 541 feet per second.
Initial public offerings have become more common among tech companies this year.
Premium coffee chains like Starbucks Corp have made breakfast out more common.
Foxx's government experience may prove critical if congestion questions become more common.
Will liked both, so perhaps these entries are regarded as more common.
Grim reflection has grown more common than usual, which is saying something.
How can you make bike riding more common, convenient, accessible and safe?
Stories like Mr. Frost's are becoming more common as the industry expands.
This is more common on the long-term incentives side, Cervino said.
But adverse events were more common in the group that had surgery.
As they age, they can crack, and water breaks become more common.
Vaginal deliveries of breech babies are more common for twins, she added.
"And partly, sadly, because they're more common than they used to be."
Trichomoniasis is more common in women, though all genders can contract it.
And yet the more common experience in combat was cooperation and respect.
That said, climate change is causing weather disasters to become more common.
It would be nice if that sort of approach were more common.
Debt is also a more common savings obstacle for women than men.
No surprise, really: Evans is a much more common surname in Wales.
But the lost and found parent is more common than you think.
It's more common in men than in women, particularly in uncircumcised males.
In my mom's defense, the narc approach was more common back then.
Sexual activity is rare among middle schoolers, becoming more common among teens.
Situations like that are already becoming more common for Kentuckians, Crim said.
But heading into that decade, heavy grooming became more and more common.
In general, recreational water illnesses have become more common in recent years.
Women were even more common among the high commands of passenger ships.
But in India and Africa, wood and charcoal are far more common.
Sexual transmission of the virus is more common than originally thought Zika is primarily spread through mosquitoes, but the CDC also released a report today arguing that sexual transmission of the virus is more common than originally thought.
Marital rape is four times more common than stranger rape One study found that among women who had ever been married, rapes committed by husbands or ex-husbands were four times more common than rapes committed by strangers.
That sort of thing may be about to become a lot more common.
It has become more common in recent years with the adoption of smartphones.
Such episodes of intensely hot weather are more common during July and August.
Ocrelizumab is also approved for the more common, relapsing form of multiple sclerosis.
These guerrilla attacks, if you will, have become more common in recent years.
Even based on the more common price-earnings ratio, the market looks rich.
Or a future where human/machine creative writing collaborations are far more common?
Homosexual was in more common usage, and pro-gay advocates were called homophiles.
On-site alcohol sales volume dipped as off-premise sales grew more common.
Traditional behavioral symptoms, such as lack of restraint, are more common in males.
As more jobs become dependent on technology, working remotely has become more common.
Monsoon rains have been more erratic and droughts more common, threatening farmer's harvests.
But the sidewalk discussion in San Francisco hints at a more common motivation.
His particular misunderstanding of the presidency is different than the more common kind.
Terrorist attacks are more common than ever—and increasingly aimed at civil institutions.
Now the same thing is happening, but with a far more common technology.
That is more common than being denied entry to the mainland, says one.
With social media, polygamy has become more common, which isn't a bad thing.
Throughout Pride Month, Loona appearing at marches has become more and more common.
Windfalls like that could become more common if home buyers demand better deals.
Though public Wi-Fi spots, the report says, have been growing more common.
Meanwhile, African musician Nuru predicted brand partnerships with artists would become more common.
In fact Mr Liu was no more common than he was a criminal.
As that equipment gets cheaper and more available, the attacks become more common.
Deaths from accidental injuries are almost 50 percent more common in rural areas.
I have a feeling FIXIE BIKE might be more common in British English.
Let's do the twist Twisted skyscrapers are a lot more common these days.
But everyone has an accent, even if some are more common or respected.
As degrees have become more common, their importance as signalling devices is rising.
"We think this feature might be more common than currently thought," said Whitney.
Smart home development, in particular, will increase as the concept becomes more common.
Divorces have become more common and reported rates of domestic violence have fallen.
It may be up to 10 times more common in women than men.
"The more common term is curb extensions or bulb-outs," he tells Gizmodo.
"Having separate sleeping areas is more common than most people realize," she says.
Orgasms from foot stimulation seemed to be more common than the others, though.
It has become more common with the spread of smartphones in recent years.
After the hospital opened, bacteria found on human skin became much more common.
But party switching is slightly more common than Trump seems to believe. 37.
"It's more common in Indonesia than elsewhere in Southeast Asia," he told Reuters.
Holding files for ransom is more common today than ever thanks to ransomware.
With investors becoming increasingly risk-averse, knee-jerk redemptions have become more common.
Lifestyle triggers are a more common cause Stress is a part of life.
In the past couple of years, however, these attitudes have become more common.
A far more common fate for squats is what happened to CSOA Andanza.
It is instead more common to see a steady trickle of institutional erosions.
"This seems to be getting more common as the climate changes," he added.
Unsurprisingly, diseases from wild animals were more common in areas with greater biodiversity.
In recent years, firmware attacks have become increasingly more common, sophisticated and lucrative.
Here are the more common labels you'll see, arranged below in alphabetical order.
"Deeper pockets of doubt" about vaccine safety were more common in certain regions.
Globally, such situations are far more common than the overuse seen in America.
Mom-shaming is more common than you think — and it needs to end.
On both sides of the Atlantic, anti-China diatribes are becoming more common.
Finally, the more common reserve wines are aged for six to ten months.
Though rare, awareness during CPR may be more common than many people think.
London has better infrastructure for bicycles, and electric bikes are much more common.
Austria then passed a law imposing the more common rate of 22.8 percent.
Prosecution was more common in cases with more severe crimes, like drug-running.
Of the two types of tax rip-offs, identity theft is more common.
Yet public criticism has grown more common, even from within the financial industry.
That means communication lapses when your advisor switches firms could become more common.
It's becoming more common for millennial women to make more than their partners.
A modest number of reforms might make them more common (though not regular).
The fundamental problem here is exploitation, and it's more common than you realize.
Slower, wetter storms like this are becoming more common as the planet warms.
Some perks are more common, such as flexibility in hours and career coaching.
Diabetes is 60 percent more common among African Americans compared to white Americans.
Contrary to popular belief, cheating isn't necessarily more common among high-earning couples.
Several health problems, including drug use and obesity complications, have become more common.
Overall, heart attacks are more common than cardiac arrest in the United States.
Byrne: I think it's more common as a kind of a marketing thing.
As esports' audience grows, celebrity cameos at major tournaments are becoming more common.
It's much more common in pop culture for spells to not work out.
Gun homicides are considerably more common in the US than in peer countries.
Serious injuries are far more common in football than in baseball and basketball.
There's also data showing that crying at work is more common for women.
Some in Amuay now fear that such spills may become even more common.
Natural resource extraction within national parks is more common than one might think.
It was also more common with multiple births, researchers report in JAMA Pediatrics.
Private education is much more common in Australia than in the United States.
These victories buoy us through the far more common horrors we have encountered.
Having costumes created by famous fashion designers was becoming more and more common.
A more common danger are the thousands of heroin needles discarded by users.
Without frogs to eat insects, some disease-carrying species may become more common.
Relationships among us, from hookups to longer term, were more common than not.
Additional research will confirm whether it is more common than scientists had realized.
Hollywood has made simultaneous global releases a more common strategy to prevent piracy.
We have updated this list to reflect more common themes among the responses.
Asal Rastakhiz, 36, a wedding photographer, said those attitudes were becoming more common.
Faith-related workplace conflicts and litigation have become more common in recent years.
Now, headsets that are wireless, self-contained, and cheaper are becoming more common.
Once an anomaly, female-run shops have become more common in recent years.
Illness and death from heart disease were more common in the separated group.
"This sleep irregularity may be even more common among younger people," Huang said.
But complications resulting from the disease are a more common cause of death.
More likely, an improving labor market is the more common denominator for Americans.
This year has been a prime example of what is becoming more common.
The practice has become more common in the US recently, studies have found.
In Michigan, water main breaks aren't unusual, although they're more common in winter.
As novel coronavirus spreads, voluntary or involuntary home quarantines could become more common.
"This fire weather will probably be more common with climate change," said Gollner.
It's slightly more common if it's a woman's first delivery, the report notes.
Younger Seke speakers prefer learning far more common languages like Spanish or Mandarin.
There are also certain conditions that can be more common for certain ethnicities.
The more common the need, the more income you'll be able to earn.
The more common refrain, however, is that Becerra has a bright future ahead.
In addition to producing educational content, Banner works within more common YouTube genres.
This type is more common — an estimated one in 250 people have it.
But one species is becoming more common, and it is anything but benign.
Dropping out and relapsing is more common than graduating and remaining drug-free.
The discovery of notes like these have become more common in recent years.
The kind of success-focused parenting Magee experienced could be getting more common.
Obtaining a FISA warrant to surveil foreign diplomats, however, is much more common.
The state of play: Disruptive climate protests are becoming more common in Australia.
Or, far more common, they can compete for control, often leading to violence.
It was actually a lot more common than Charney could ever have imagined.
With vision problems, this and other effects could be more common and more intense.
It's more common among women, and typically diagnosed in people around Merkel's age, 64.
Chronic, widespread floods that interrupt day-to-day life will also become more common.
Randomized controlled trials in the lab and in the field are getting more common.
"Interestingly, it almost made dog-fighting more legal, or certainly more common," Lambert said.
They later found that smaller areas of activity were more common than larger ones.
While arrests of defectors are not new, multiple activists say it's becoming more common.
There's also the more common issue of drunk people puking in your back seat.
This approach of managing everything on your behalf is more common in newer routers.
Like it or not, tapeworms do exist and they're more common than you think.
That helps explain BDSM and some of the more common forms of fetish sex.
Amnesia, car accidents, or recurring illnesses are more common plot devices for Korean shows.
But actually, iron-deficiency is more common than you might think — especially among women.
More common is for force or hierarchy, not the meritocracy of ideas, to win.
The researchers found that certain life circumstances were slightly more common among these people.
The scientific name is cumulonimbus flammagenitus, but the more common nickname is 'fire cloud.
Without a more common ideology, the alt-right will always have a problem recruiting.
HPV-related throat cancers are more common in men, but they also affect women.
While this reaction may be extremely rare, other tattoo-related problems are more common.
As higher deductibles become more common, however, health savings accounts are becoming more widespread.
What are some of the more common causes of the gut problems you see?
Soon, these Egyptian cats became more common than the cats from the Near East.
I wish this was an aberration, but unfortunately it's becoming more and more common.
They also tend to be more common among people under the age of 35.
Worryingly, murders have become more common even as socioeconomic conditions have improved (see chart).
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It also has no visible grille, which is becoming more common for electric vehicles.
On the pacific side of Mexico, it's more common to see Salvadorans and Guatemalans.
Life expectancy is increasing and survival into the early 133s is becoming more common.
Still, while jail time is a possible outcome, fines seem to be more common.
But the clunky, cumbersome Cas3 is a CRISPR enzyme much more common in nature.
Spot-like job contracts are becoming more common, but flexibility comes at a cost.
Tools like this are more common than you think, among both cops and criminals.
But soon when the [fast food chains] get more common, we will question it.
As these tests become more common, we need to make sure training keeps up.
Anecdotally, it seems that YouTube is a more common Indian home page than Google.
Far more common are suicides and homicides — of kids, of mothers, of the innocent.
And due to a new program, her story is about to become more common.
Reviews of undertakers on Google or sites such as Yelp are becoming more common.
Far more common are genes of pedestrian function that are somehow dismissed as dispensable.
Robots designed to interact socially with humans are slowly becoming more and more common.
As Jonathan McDowell, an astrophysicist at Harvard University, observes, that is becoming more common.
This is more common with cyberstalking, the form of stalking that takes place online.
The mutation became more common in populations as it conferred protection from the disease.
That heat-related brutality seems shocking, but climate change could make it more common.
Q. I realize that solo female travel is becoming a much more common thing.
That's actually much more common among the gringo kids that have worked for me.
However, bird feeders are much more common in the UK than in the Netherlands.
It's more common among some ethnicities, such as Ashkenazi Jews and North African Berbers.
DNA sequencing continues to fall in cost and become more common in health care.
Mr. Sciotti says in other markets, such as Italy, leisure bookings are more common.
As you might expect, climate change is making heat waves longer and more common.
It's more common in men as it’s carried on the X-chromosome.
There are other, more common words we often spell incorrectly and don't realize it.
Now, though, as the waters drain, the competitions and collisions are getting more common.
A bigger issue was Lee's incompetent legal representation, which is a far more common
Mr Schindler's condition appears to have become more common over the past half-century.
Thankfully, HRAs are more common in men than women—this one's for you, boys.
These and other problems will become more common as side businesses grow around marijuana.
As these policies have become more common, they've also become far harsher towards women.
The animals are becoming more common in therapeutic settings, where they help ease stress.
Handler: And yet the more people say disgusting things, the more common it becomes.
And of course, they also include the country's vastly more common single-victim killings.
Deals like that could become more common if the commission proves to be influential.
A quadrillion tons Turns out diamonds are 1,000 times more common than scientists thought.
Exaggerated reports along with out-and-out hoaxes are more common and easily accessible.
Opening locked iPhones through these methods has become more common, law enforcement officials said.
I THINK WE'RE GOING TO FIND EVEN MORE COMMON GROUND IN A CONFERENCE COMMITTEE.
Less serious but more common is pain from the extended use of key muscles.
We should not confuse the much rarer murder-suicides with the more common homicides.
Pooling miles, he noted, is more common among airlines based outside the United States.
Concussions can be extremely damaging, and they are more common than you might think.
Today, laptops are a more common option when it comes to someone's main computer.
It is more common, however, to obsess over the length of socks and shorts.
High-yield checking accounts that offer more than 2% APY are becoming more common.
Climate change is likely to make that kind of problem a lot more common.
Such "alternative" work arrangements are becoming more common among older and more educated workers.
Without this project, and EPA's funding, those crises are likely to become more common.
"It is more common than not for children to have delayed disclosure," said Graff.
Displays of smoking and vaping were also more common in the most popular videos.
NASA models predict that droughts will become more common and extreme as temperatures rise.
One of the more common complaints was that furnishings proved more aesthetic than practical.
The risk of flooding has increased, as extreme rainfall events have become more common.
Which brings us to the next question: Why is the disease becoming more common?
Serious side effects are rare, while more common ones — headaches and nausea — are minor.
And drug poisoning is becoming more common as a method of suicide, he added.
Opening locked iPhones through these methods has become more common, law enforcement officials said.
In the past year, talk of suicide on the island has become more common.
Sleep deprivation is becoming a more common risk factor for crashes by teenage drivers.
And this is a special election, when surprising results are a little more common.
Automatic gratuities are also becoming more common, particularly at resorts and some urban hotels.
Other forms of gendered violence, including rape and domestic abuse, are far more common.
Other procedures, more common in parts of Asia, include nicking or pricking the clitoris.
While we're on the topic of cold weather: Are snow days more common now?
In other words, good luck is more common than you may have been told.
By the numbers: Friendsgiving — at least in name — is more common in urban areas.
The researchers found that having never been tested was more common among younger Americans.
Rationing was more common at academic hospitals and their affiliates than at community hospitals.
In many areas of the city, pet grooming shops seem more common than schools.
The resulting fog is denser and lingers longer than the more common radiation fog.
Deleting open source projects is unusual, but tech worker activism is becoming more common.
Signing statements were once rare but became more common starting with the Reagan administration.
Other procedures, more common in parts of Asia, include nicking or pricking the clitoris.
And in recent years, acts of self-harm as protest have become more common.
That kind of fearless leftism is much more common online than in conventional politics.
The N.F.L. introduced overtime games in 1974; before that, ties were significantly more common.
Unfortunately, stories like Diego's are the exception, but perhaps someday, they'll be more common.
But hot-desking is not becoming more common because it is popular with workers.
Experts worry that this kind of incident might become more common in the future.
But hot-desking is not becoming more common because it is popular with workers.
But the bad news is that these injuries appear to be getting more common.
However he said LGBT roles had become a more common sight in recent years.
In fact, hating New Year's Eve might be even more common than liking it.
Lots of problems combine to make these errors more common with cups, Yin added.
Unlike her eldest brother, Ivanka Trump has sought more common ground with her politics.
More common are symptoms like increased heart rate and blood pressure, anxiety and panic.
The much more common standard arm triangle made just five appearances in the Octagon.
Gap years and time off are more common now than when we were kids.
"That's more common these days than the blunt instrument of criminal proceedings," she said.
It is more common to see the hashtag #NiUnaMenos — not one less — than #metoo.
This might be historically rare, but shifting demographics means this might become more common.
But don't worry, genetics and weight change are much more common causes of asymmetry.
Accidental: ISF members report that completely inadvertent breaches are more common than malicious ones.
Most people have no clue how much more common it is than they think.
Which is very common in Silicon Valley and elsewhere, becoming more common elsewhere now.
Comets are vastly more common than extraterrestrial solar sails, making them the likeliest explanation.
"(This wouldn't) explain why the disease is more common in men than women," he said.
Hanson added, though, that the board may find more common ground with Rossello than Bernier.
If it seems like drone shoot-downs are becoming more common, it's because they are.
Maybe getting proposed to was just way more common when you were growing up, though.
We live on a Flath Earth as apposed[sic] to the more common 'Globe' model.
Your hackable home Devices with various types of voice technology are also becoming more common.
This would make a Hurricane Sandy-sized storm surge far more common in the city.
This particular heatwave is likely to fade quickly, but such events are becoming more common.
Spending was more common in high-poverty schools than in wealthier ones, the survey showed.
While collisions are more common on urban roads, fatalities occur more often in rural regions.
And since the iPhone 27 came out, wireless headphones became far more common in stores.
Why the cells are more common on the left, Ramsdell has not yet figured out.
Monsoon rains have been more erratic and droughts more common, threatening farmer's harvests, Gupta said.
After World War II, breastfeeding rates began to decline as commercial formulas became more common.
The other major American sports have more common expectations as far as a player's build.
This is a return to past decades, when on-the-job training was more common.
And as obesity has become more common, so has the toll for these health problems.
I'm really excited about these kinds of features and I hope they become more common!
Farther south into the Appalachian foothills, churches, pickup trucks and Confederate flags become more common.
Foreign jaunts are more common in the summer; Christmas brings families together in the winter.
One big reason they're not more common is that manually dexterous robots are incredibly expensive.
Mooching off siblings, friends, and significant others remains more common than mooching off your children.
He feels driving aids like auto-stop will become more common over the next decade.
FACT: It's more common that bisexual women are eroticized in mainstream porn, media and music.
Advertising for electric vehicles is more common in Europe, where environmental regulations are more established.
In only 36 countries high blood pressure is more common in women than in men.
Among men in Africa and the eastern Mediterranean, the habit is actually becoming more common.
However, she says that social media obsession, rather than addiction, seems to be more common.
Homicide was a more common cause of death than any other single pregnancy-related cause.
Insider's Kristin Salaky reports that emotional infidelity is becoming more common even than physical infidelity.
It indicates instead that self-reported crises simply become steadily more common as we age.
In recent years, it is becoming progressively more common to tell stories from new perspectives.
Smaller stars are much more common in the Milky Way than stars like the sun.
A more common way to appeal to students is to lower the grades for entry.
The inclusion of Wi-Fi 6 is likely to become even more common next year.
After all, there are plenty of members of Congress with more common names than Estes.
Frequent urination, fatigue and numbness in particular were significantly more common in women with diabetes.
This will probably become more common in the 5G world, where more radios are needed.
"It's actually much more common in the hipster-y areas," Dr. Ford told Brooklyn Paper.
And there seem to be certain times or certain age groups when it's more common.
Assess your policy for coverage gaps on some of the more common and costly claims.
This was more common for male white and Hispanic students than non-Hispanic black students.
This is also associated with food insecurity: dental caries is more common in deprived areas.
The woman had broken her femur while in India, where superbugs are considerably more common.
This points to use of the NDA becoming far more common among law enforcement agencies.
Digital assistants like Amazon Echo will become more common and start interfacing with your car.
Spot-like job contracts are becoming more common, but their flexibility comes at a cost.
Attacks by neo-Nazis, white supremacists and other extreme-right types are growing more common.
Unfortunately, the latter scenario is more common for people with naturally curly and kinky hair.
Blum said rulings like the one the judge made on Thursday are becoming more common.
Not everyone's going to want to spend that, but digital locks are becoming more common.
We would expect that winds would be picking up and it could get more common.
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Unfortunately for Branson and Tesla founder Elon Musk, tardiness is becoming more and more common.
Studies have shown C-sections are more common in first-time births involving older moms.
Luckily, the USCCB nailed down some of the more common Lent-friendly options out there.
Perverse and prosaic, his subjects show that idiosyncrasy is far more common than we realize.
Instead, the more common practice of working with a Chinese partner company would be employed.
When de Filippis raced, deaths on the track were more common than they are now.
They also found two much more common genes that had smaller but still noticeable effects.
Experts have warned that superbugs are likely to become more common in the near future.
Additionally, say the researchers, most research on depression focuses on women because it's more common.
Fortunately, much simpler diseases like tooth rot or ear infections are much, much more common.
So "late-night cocktails on a roof" is more common than a specific rooftop bar.
Big, bold names are more common in general, and Thor specifically has risen in use.
A more common "no means no" approach means someone consents unless they say otherwise. 5.
Biometrics' ease of use is another reason they are becoming more common, according to Mónica.
That will likely remain a dormant feature until 802.11ad routers get a little more common.
The illness is more common in places with poor sanitation, overcrowded households and water shortages.
I feel better about things because nowadays, mixed families are becoming more and more common.
A longer march to a presidential nomination was more common earlier in the 19th century.
The revamped guidelines follow recent findings that postpartum depression is more common than previously thought.
Why it matters: Great Lakes floods and droughts could become more common in the future.
But conflicts between animals and people are becoming more common as animals lose their habitats.
Airports aren't about to turn into petting zoos, though — dogs are still way more common.
But with new popularity and legislation, pot farms are poised to get much more common.
Sea level has risen, storms are more frequent and intense, drought and floods more common.
Doctors suspect that the pill affects hormones in ways that make blood clots more common.
But if fires in the region become more common, that could have even bigger consequences.
Egyptians like Signal; Saudis prefer Telegram; the Lebanese are content with the more common WhatsApp.
This compares to discount rates of around 0.95 more common in the population at large.
Victories are becoming more common in this area, even as the fight is not over.
In Brazil, Culex quinquefasciatus is 20 times more common than Aedes aegypti, the researchers said.
Sudden-drop records are becoming more common, but they still punch through the news cycle.
Same-sex marriage is more common among gay men than among lesbians, the organization found.
But even more common are people who don't realize they're actually smarter than they think.
However, it may be more common than we think since it's a relatively unknown condition.
Depressive symptoms and school burnout in late adolescence are more common among girls than boys.
This was a worry raised by social conservatives as condom distribution programs became more common.
Some research has suggested menstrual disorders are more common after those types of injuries, too.
This, in turn, was resulting in pockets of rough air becoming stronger and more common.
Investor-friendly terms have become more common as financing has become more difficult to obtain.
Energy vampires come in many forms, but a few types are more common than others.
Such legislation has become more common and has gained traction in many Republican-dominated statehouses.
Even so, those films appeared only in indie theaters rather than more common chain venues.
Diabetes and hypertension cases also seem to be more common in kids who've had cancer.
One of the more common complaints you hear about tower fans is their loud operation.
Many women feel depressed during pregnancy, and anxiety after childbirth is more common than depression.
Unconventional rings are also becoming more common after celebrities like Katy Perry embraced unique shapes.
I suspect that in life this is a more common event than in these pages.
But there may be more common ground on how to deal with the big banks.
Fire officials warned on Wednesday that explosive fires like this one were becoming more common.
Because "rare genetic diseases can teach us important lessons about more common diseases," Waxman explained.
Embalming became more common as soldiers' bodies were transported from the South to the North.
It says looting, too, is becoming more common, with 107 incidents in the first quarter.
Fast forward a few decades and people of mixed racial backgrounds have become more common.
It's more and more common for tech platforms to host content themselves — Facebook, Snapchat, Apple.
The practice isn't common in the United Kingdom, Coomarasamy said, but much more common globally.
Grid operators said that as renewables become more common they depend more on weather forecasting.
President Trump's plan could make crises like these more common by cutting critical grant initiatives.
And less party, more country, more common sense are exactly what we need right now.
They're different in that ours is supposed to be more common with other Eastern religions.
Intelligence operatives and cybersecurity professionals long knew that such false flags were becoming more common.
This is a scam known as "sim swap," and it's more common than many think.
As a result, summer heat waves and other extreme weather events will become more common.
These deals are ten times more common now, than they were only five years ago.
New research shows that the non-infectious complications of urinary catheters are even more common.
Ironically, these teas, like the more common laxative pills, aren't even effective for weight loss.
Maybe this sounds familiar: pop theme nights, especially in London, are more common than Prets.
As they've become more common, so have the recovery strategies employed by schools and communities.
Are probabilities given that instead it may follow a more common path up the coast?
We want to achieve a stable, peaceful world with less conflict and more common ground.
While surprise albums are becoming more common, surprise movies from well-known directors are rare.
Career switching has become more common as people work longer to save enough to retire.
This sort of gap has threatened to become a more common problem in recent months.
Temperature checks have become more common around airports in an attempt to screen for coronavirus.
Scientists found evidence that insect-borne diseases will become far more common in the US.
The injury, Forst said, is more common in N.F.L. running backs than major league outfielders.
Kiosks like this have been more and more common in McDonald's restaurants in recent years.
Board of Education approaches on May 280, fights over diversity issues are becoming more common.
Shared housing is a more common practice among immigrants, another growing segment of the population.
These phrases are clued in a punny way, which is not their more common meaning.
If corporate America refuses to speak up, these attacks on democracy will become more common.
Such public snarling between Washington and Beijing is likely to become more common, he said.
Most crimes, even most violent crimes, aren't any more common here than in other countries.
In recent decades, periods of sustained and severe gridlock have become more common, he added.
And I think that is one of the more common delusions we carry about death.
It's becoming more and more common to meet divorcees below the age of 30, too.
Many of the symptoms of Ebola resemble those of more common maladies, such as malaria.
Beyond voter impersonation, other kinds of voter fraud are more common but still extremely rare.
Name Withheld The cultural divide you describe is more common than it used to be.
Pessimism in the face of one's mortality is probably more common than sunny carpe diem.
"We touch more common surfaces touched by other people than any other generation in history."
Thus, constipation is common at home and is even a bit more common while traveling.
If telecommuters do their jobs effectively, remote work could become more common and more acceptable.
We are often seen a country with more common traits than we in fact possess.
Some species were more common in one season than the other; some simply disappeared altogether.
A more common explanation is that it is a gift to the powerful construction industry.
The poisoning became more common about a decade ago, as weather patterns began to change.
Bond defaults, once nearly unheard of, have become more common due to China's economic slowdown.
Security robots are slowly becoming a more common sight in malls, offices, and public spaces.
In recent years exceptionally high tides have become more common, including four this month alone.
Whereas the last half represents the more common reality of being a sports fan: heartbreak.
But under contractual accounting, which is far more common, that loan would be considered delinquent.
A.L.S. occurs throughout the world, and it is probably far more common than generally thought.
These diseases and conditions have been studied and proven to be more common in smokers.
Around the city, a more common path for such cases has been through federal courts.
The state's wildfires will grow worse and more common as the planet warms, scientists say.
Rather, Pantone has pinned the world's anxiety and stress on a more common enemy: technology.
Miscalculation and accidents involving nuclear weapons have been far more common than most people realize.
Countries where card payments are more common tend to have smaller shadow economies (see chart).
Food as an ingredient in beauty products is more common than it has ever been.
This sort of counter-campaign has become more common in the Obama and Trump eras.
Over the past half-century air travel has become far more common and much safer.
Instances of cooperation between the warring parties have become more common, particularly in contested areas.
Suicidal thoughts and impulses are more common among perfectionists than most people appreciate, Sherry said.
The even more common canoes, poled and paddled by hand, stretch the trip into days.
More common side effects include increased heart rate, high blood pressure, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea.
As personal data becomes increasingly lucrative, methods like these are likely to become more common.
But as debit card and A.T.M. transactions became the norm, overdraft fees became more common.
The research revealed that C-sections remain more common in certain parts of the world.
If fentanyl-laced cocaine becomes more common, overdoses among black Americans could get much worse.
Such crises are growing more common, Mr. Levitsky argues, because of a shift within democracies.
A strong majority of Democrats — 84 percent — said expressions of racist views are more common.
"This probably has been more common than we have known in the past," he said.
As these sentences become more common, they will keep feeding the crisis of mass incarceration.
But these once-rare events are poised to become more common as the climate changes.
It's more common among white Americans, and that changes the questions about deservingness and groups.
A change of departmental hands is more common than expected at former sites of contamination.
The majority are still people with cancer, but non-cancer patients have become more common.
These symptoms, such as apathy or a lack of empathy, were seen in people at every stage of ALS, but largely became more common as the disease advanced (memory problems were more common in ALS sufferers, but didn't become more prevalent in the later stages).
Such ordeals are becoming more common as the number of multi-national and footloose families grows.
Despite being more common, these marriages are a break from tradition, and that can present problems.
I think we can say that this used to be more common than it is now.
Talbot suggests that as the technology improves and becomes more common, our brains may simply adjust.
The embryo will be implanted in a surrogate southern white rhino, a far more common species.
It's simply that — again, like smartwatches — there's often another, more common tool that does it better.
As posthumous recreations like this become more common, however, some thorny legal and ethical questions arise.
And it's almost certain that as the general population gets older, dementia will become more common.
Computer models show droughts like this one are becoming more common as the planet heats up.
And why are they more common at times when one party has full control of Congress?
The Santa hat-wearing Pikachu that's been popping up will also be a more common occurrence.
In the Yarkant River basin, glacial outburst floods have become far more common since the 1990s.
False murder allegations were also more common than the average for all crimes, at 3.3 percent.
Jackpotting attacks are more common in Asia and Europe but recently spread to the United States.
While consumer purchase seems to be the more common option right now, it's still very early.
Neanderthal DNA, as they had predicted, was far more common in the former than the latter.
In the near future, as freshwater becomes scarcer, fights like this could become even more common.
JE: I don't know of any research that suggests that harassment is more common in groups.
The habit is becoming more common among men in Africa and the eastern Mediterranean (see chart).
By contrast, as Vitals has reported, narrow networks are much more common in the individual market.
Typically this is less common among Muay Thai purists and more common among traditional martial artists.
Exclusive populism focuses on shutting out stigmatised groups (refugees, Roma), and is more common in Europe.
This dehumanization appears to be more common among Trump supporters, another study led by Kteily found.
Anesthesiologists have access to more drugs than other physicians, and their problems are even more common.
Some studies find that civil wars are more common after sudden regime changes, which cause instability.
Back then, the kinds of websites I ran were much more common than they are now.
By contrast, expecting to die in hospital was far more common than wishing to die there.
According to the National Institute for Space Research (INPE), forest fires are more common than ever.
Unusual until recently, student-launched attacks are becoming more common, said Radware security researcher Daniel Smith.
Documents obtained by The Verge show those productivity firings are far more common than outsiders realize.
All together, the CDC suggested sexually transmitted Zika may be more common than researchers previously believed.
It's also becoming more common to work well into one's 60s or 70s, or even 80s.
Sanders employed one of the more common current usages, which labels ''divisive'' as loaded — too loaded.
Although they are expensive, mini-grids are likely to become cheaper as they grow more common.
The authors hope that it'll become more common to use data from wearables to detect illness.
Kepler and K2 helped researchers discover that planets are incredibly common, even more common than stars.
Such intense, large-scale storms are more common in the U.S. during fall, winter and spring.
Childlessness is becoming more common in countries like Italy and Spain, which also squeeze working mothers.
The new report suggests that sexual transmission of the virus is more common than previously assumed.
Whether or not such confrontations become more common, Spain's feminists say a milestone has been reached.
The trend partly reflects an economic shift towards service industries, in which licences are more common.
As a final note, this study shows that life may be more common than we think.
Multiple-car families are now considerably more common and American homes are growing in square footage.
And it's only going to become more common as the number of internet-connected devices spread.
Smart city technology is growing ever more common here in the U.S. and around the world.
The gratuitous use of antibiotics also means that antibiotic resistance is becoming more and more common.
The more common way that companies come to me is when they're raising their seed round.
Daily cannabis use also climbed during the study period, and was more common among cigarette smokers.
According to Le Matin, these types of discoveries are becoming more common as the glaciers melt.
This answer — well, the general sentiment rather than the specifics — was more common than you'd think.
"Female hair loss and reduced hair volume are much more common than people assume," says Kingsley.
More common in Africa, there was one monkeypox outbreak in humans in the U.S. in 2003.
"As vaccination rates decline, these kinds of epidemics are going to become more common," he said.
Looking at millions of people, the new research showed the same trend with more common allergens.
Protesters have complained that lighter sentences are far more common, however, according to a BBC report.
Trumpism is having a major impact on American society by making expressions of bigotry more common.
He uploaded his weasel photos, initially identifying his find as the more common long-tailed weasel.
It also reveals that depression is more common in individuals with autism who have higher intelligence.
About 12 percent of Americans get migraines—they're three times more common in women than men.
Criticisms that the GOP-controlled Congress isn't moving quick enough for Trump are becoming more common.
In the future, new methods for this may be developed and it may become more common.
Overfunding a 401(k) could become more common, he said, and the two issues are related.
However, it is more common during pregnancy — but many affected fetuses do not survive to term.
As the climate continues to change, extreme weather events like this one will become more common.
Far more common are businesses like Le Seriole, for which liquidation could be the only option.
More common notices displayed on computer screens and mobile devices said the explosion was in Lahore.
Rebooting old titles — especially on television — decades after their initial release has become increasingly more common.
Further, history tells us that massive and speedy downside is more common than similar upside moves.
Not to be confused with its more common relative the alligator, crocodiles are shy and reclusive.
But if Roe falls, experiences like Arcana's — and those of her patients — might become more common.
Indeed, loneliness is more common in 21st century America than in any other generation in history.
What is the point of "World Post" day now that electronic communication is far more common?
"The common denominator is the smartphone, and even more common is the messaging app," Jameson notes.
Physical fighting was more than three times more common in boys than girls, the analysis found.
The practice was more common in states where kids could get learner's permits at younger ages.
Pregnancy complications, such as pre-eclampsia and late miscarriage, are also more common in these circumstances.
Party loyalty is much weaker than it was and switching parties between elections is more common.
But it's becoming more common for founders to cash in some of their stakes pre-IPO.
But incrementality tracking is growing more common among marketers, including big ones like Airbnb and eBay.
I grew up in Pakistan, where horrific gun and bomb attacks on civilians are more common.
But they have been growing more common over the past year thanks to LG and Huawei.
While safety vests and activity trackers are more common on job sites, smart hardhats are not.
But there's a hidden and much more common danger to racial profiling -- long-term health problems.
It's more common than ever to see some harried commuter slip past without waiting his turn.
As content creators' offensive internet histories get exposed, apology videos are becoming more and more common.
This is a pretty huge, consumer-friendly change that could help mesh routers become more common.
They're more common in larger buildings, but sprinkler systems installed in homes are not unheard of.
But the more common complaint is that the estate agent accepted too little for someone's belongings.
Makeup for people with darker skin tones became more common, and often employed hints of orange.
Even more common is how often I see that underlying assumption play out in our behavior.
Cervical cancer is more common in lower-resource settings where people don't have access to screening.
But in recent years, heart attacks and strokes have become more common, especially in rural areas.
Similar training on identifying dangers and reacting properly is now becoming more common in other industries.
Jones Act waivers for areas hit by hurricanes have become more common, but they aren't automatic.
She said that reports of same-sex activity have become more common than in earlier eras.
Maybe they come from another spot in the Judean Desert, where biblical texts were more common.
Reports have chronicled how potent synthetics such as fentanyl are becoming more common — and more dangerous.
"These are normal women with normal skin conditions that are much more common than we think." 
As we've progressed deeper into the digital age, electronic signatures are becoming more and more common.
Between 53-2009, ovarian cancer was much more common among white women than among black women.
Sexual transmission is "more common than previously assumed," said Dr. Margaret Chan, the agency's director general.
In fact, telecommuting is more common among employees over 35 and most common among baby boomers.
Traffic deaths are becoming increasingly more common, and distracted or dangerous driving obviously play a role.
Since then mocap has become a little more common place, although it's certainly not industry wide.
Theft of drugs and cash from jackets and wallets became more common, although chemsexers did adapt.
Back in the 80s and 90s, housing co-ops in London were a lot more common.
But very little is known about what causes MCS, or why it's more common in women.
Also, as we age and our breast tissue changes, DCIS becomes more common, Dr. Thompson explains.
Offshore wind power is far more common elsewhere in the world, like northern Europe and China.
A group of jellyfish can be called a "smack," though "swarm" is the more common term.
The test is similar to those used for more common viruses like West Nile and influenza.
B12 deficiency is also more common in the elderly because of dietary, digestive and absorption problems.
Thanks to climate change, however, the sudden intensification of hurricanes appears to have become more common.
Extreme rainstorms (as this chart shows) are becoming more common, as are droughts and heat waves.
In college, asking for someone's Snapchat is more common than asking for his or her digits.
As extreme weather events become more common, more and more flights never take off at all.
Photo: Matthew Mead (AP)Sesame allergies seem to be a lot more common that previously thought.
This entry isn't even a rarity, although it was understandably more common in the 20th century.
In English, J is much more common at the start of words than in other positions.
Consider this untenable scenario from 1998 that sadly may become more common if these laws stand.
It is far more common to associate the Statue of Liberty with immigration rather than emancipation.
Mr. Brown's subscribers are global, many from India and Asia, where fountain pens are more common.
The condition is more common in younger women, but some older women have it as well.
One involved tending to a problem more common among ultrarunners: A toenail began to fall off.
In this follow-up conversation, we managed to find more common ground, just as he predicted.
The practice has become more common as a method to drum up demand for ticket sales.
Germans are famed for their love of white asparagus rather than the more common green variety.
That reality might become far more common as more and more people have to quarantine themselves.
"They're going to be a more common tool — it's the market becoming more efficient," he said.
In the summertime, food-borne illnesses are more common because the bacteria thrive in warm conditions.
Most Americans think it's more common for people to express racist views since Trump was elected.
The theory suggested that the armored dinosaurs were more common and diverse on the Laurasian continent.
Some tests have also reportedly demonstrated false positives, detecting antibodies to other, much more common coronaviruses.
But certain Neanderthal genes became more common, probably because they provided some kind of evolutionary advantage.
Germans are famed for their love of white asparagus rather than the more common green variety.
Iconoclastic, deconstructionist, post-modernistic and futuristic are among the more common, if not always accurate, adjectives.
Also, researchers have found that silent heart attacks are more common in older adults with diabetes.
The sight of people wearing surgical masks as they ride the subway has grown more common.
Since exit polls are more common than entrance polls, we will focus our explanation on them.
The traits of the individuals who survive longer and have the most offspring become more common.
Is it more common for people to drive or cycle to and from work and school?
Q: Is it more common for members to be born into the church than to convert?
The second is these were all studies in Europe, where room-sharing is much more common.
Lung cancer is a relatively rare illness, but it is still vastly more common among smokers.
My latest column argues that these success stories are much more common than many people realize.
As electric vehicles become more common, access to charging stations can increasingly result in long lines.
The presidential campaign trail isn't the only place where 240 years old is becoming more common.
The floods that have devastated the Russian far east in recent years will become more common.
The more common "golden sombrero" is earned when a player has four strikeouts in a game.
But a new survey shows that it's actually a lot more common than you might think.
People in their 20s divorcing has become more common — and with those divorces come certain considerations.
High blood pressure is 10 to 15 times more common than atrial fibrillation and easily treatable.
The list also notes that zero-proof juice drinks are becoming more common on beverage menus. 

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