It is not uncommon for people to defy those odds.
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It's not uncommon for me to miss commands like that.
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"It's not uncommon for her to go there," Limia said.
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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 not uncommon for public companies to report disappointing numbers.
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It's not uncommon for celebrities to have a signature look.
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It's not uncommon for cravings to appear suddenly during trips.
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These type of shipments aren't uncommon for border patrol officers.
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It's not uncommon for incoming presidents to tap retired generals.
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It's not uncommon for loved ones to misunderstand mental illness.
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It's not uncommon for technology products to copy each other.
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It is not uncommon for bankers to assess both options.
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The procedure is not uncommon for such towers in Britain.
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The torrential rain is uncommon for this time of year.
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Before Columbine, it was uncommon for schools to have cops.
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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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It is not uncommon for opioid overdose patients to experience aspiration.
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It's not uncommon for lottery winners to let their earnings expire.
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It's not uncommon for companies to skimp on their security budget.
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"It's not uncommon for them to have difficult years," he says.
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It's not uncommon for Zoë to mention her dad in interviews.
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It is not uncommon for asylum-seekers to have to wait.
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Not that uncommon for a SoulCycle sesh, if you've ever been.
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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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It was uncommon for anyone younger than 30 learning tai chi.
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"That's not uncommon for people just out of college," Singer said.
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It's not uncommon for bandits to operate in the country's countryside.
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It's not uncommon for American presidents to foster relations with strongmen.
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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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It's not uncommon for the FEC to grant such an extension.
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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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It&aposs not uncommon for tech giants to partner with startups.
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"Not uncommon for herders to leave behind these dogs," Perry said.
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"It's not uncommon for sunfish to wander really far," Nyegaard said.
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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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It's not uncommon for companies to protest a government contract award.
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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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It wasn't uncommon for her to not leave the house for days.
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It's not uncommon for major theme-park companies to revamp their attractions.
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It's not uncommon for families to pay a lot for addiction treatment.
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It's not uncommon for animals to try to swim and then drown.
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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 for spending negotiations to go until the last minute.
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"It's not uncommon for us to have interactions with citizens," he said.
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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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It is uncommon for people infected with Zika to need hospital treatment.
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It's not uncommon for such "entry-level" condos to set neighborhood records.
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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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Trump's absence from Bush's funeral is not uncommon for a sitting president.
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It is increasingly uncommon for Democratic officials to support anti-abortion legislation.
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It's not uncommon for "make money from home" opportunities to be scams.
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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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It was not uncommon for students to be hassled or even robbed.
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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's not uncommon for vacationers to suffer from budget creep, experts say.
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It's not uncommon for big companies to hold a large investment portfolio.
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It&aposs not uncommon for bombers to switch up how they fly.
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It's not uncommon for people to keep their horses in their backyards.
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But it's not uncommon for these situations to exist among Cabinet members.
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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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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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But in practice, it's not uncommon for books to fail to earn out.
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It's uncommon for one country to judge the former president of another country.
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It's not uncommon for people to follow political cues to save mental energy.
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"It's not uncommon for people to demand a definitive diagnosis," says Dr. Lee.
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It's not uncommon for 20-somethings to change jobs every year or so.
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It's not uncommon for tech rivals in China to target the same partner.
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It's not uncommon for security researchers to go by pseudonyms or online handles.
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But it's not uncommon for the fibroids to return within a few years.
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It is not uncommon for Sessions to go off-script when delivering remarks.
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Turns out, it's not uncommon for beginners to experience this kind of overconfidence.
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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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It's not uncommon for royals from different countries to get together for vacation.
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This is not uncommon for women and young girls in the developing world.
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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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It's not uncommon for people to have a bad case of the Mondays.
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And while it's not uncommon for rental activity to generate a loss — i.e.
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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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Accusations of shady behavior aren't uncommon for this new wave of delivery startups.
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Brod said it's not uncommon for a well-publicized hack to trigger interest.
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It is not uncommon for rape victims to refrain from approaching authorities immediately.
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Such outbursts are not uncommon for Mr. Parker, who once referred to Gov.
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It's not uncommon for Florida governors to be tested by disasters -- often hurricanes.
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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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It's not uncommon for a president's favorability numbers to improve after leaving office.
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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 not uncommon for rockets to be fired at US positions in Iraq.
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It's not uncommon for baby squirrels to naturally get their tails stuck together.
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But it's relatively uncommon for video-game creators to speak openly about politics.
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It's not uncommon for exes to bump into each other at the Met Gala.
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"It is not uncommon for people who are depressed to socially isolate," Pont said.
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It's not uncommon for the butterfly mechanism to get stuck, making a key unusable.
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It's not uncommon for people spend their break in vacation cabins in the mountains.
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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's not uncommon for a choreographed dance sequence to layer upon a shocking murder.
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It is uncommon for women to play such sports on the streets in Egypt.
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It's not uncommon for police to overestimate the age and size of black boys.
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It's a good deal for Debby, but not uncommon for first time DUI offenders.
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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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But it's uncommon for officials to talk about them so extensively before they occur.
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It's not uncommon for malware to generate new domains to try to evade detection.
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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 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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Photo: APIt's not uncommon for Apple's annual developer conference to start a little sleepily.
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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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It's not uncommon for people who have trouble falling asleep to take melatonin supplements.
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The department also said it's "not uncommon" for agencies to informally consult with OLC.
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It's not uncommon for there to be a gap in conversation during an interview.
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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 is not uncommon for voters to be registered in more than one state.
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He possessed a logistical and organizational expertise uncommon for law enforcement of the time.
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This album also contains a ballad, "Cradle of Angels," which is uncommon for you.
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Once it was not uncommon for gangs to kill adults but leave children unharmed.
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It's not uncommon for Saugans to even refer to themselves as Torontonians for convenience.
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It's not uncommon for companies to warn their users of a third-party breach.
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It's not uncommon for a scammer to create several fake profiles on one website.
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It is not uncommon for musicians to perform at rallies for candidates they endorse.
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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's not uncommon for academic spin-offs with valuable IP but zero product experience.
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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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Although accounting mistakes aren't uncommon for sellers, an outage of this magnitude is rare.
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The series' gender pay gap, while shocking, is hardly uncommon for the entertainment industry.
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It is not uncommon for newer evidence to contradict what had been standard practice.
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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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At the time, it was uncommon for women to pursue a degree in this field.
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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 for companies to cover these types of expenses for high-profile CEOs.
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It's not uncommon for a few bugs to come along with new Apple operating systems.
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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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It's not uncommon for a few hundred people to be participating in a class simultaneously.
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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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While there's often a suspect, it's not uncommon for these mysteries never to be solved.
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In decades past, it was not uncommon for three generations of family to live together.
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These "footholds" have become common for Sycamore, although still uncommon for private equity at-large.
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The gap between Trump's rhetoric and his policies is not all that uncommon for populists.
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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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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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It is uncommon for the Justice Department to change positions in a Supreme Court case.
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It is not uncommon for the CEO to meet with elected officials around the world.
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Moreover, it is not uncommon for MPs to be subjected to other forms of hostility.
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It is not uncommon for Sessions to not stick exactly to his speeches as written.
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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 is not uncommon for motorists on highways to encounter banners hung from highway overpasses.
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It is especially uncommon for a plant to have multiple fires in a paint shop.
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It was not uncommon for Epstein to be involved in the Wexners' personal family matters.
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It's not uncommon for a single bill to encompass such a wide range of concerns.
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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's not uncommon for a company to remain on file for a year or more.
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It is not uncommon for people to stay at Dodge & Cox for a long time.
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" It is not uncommon for jobs in Brazil to require candidates to have "good appearance.
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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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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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It is not uncommon for US presidents to take office without a clear Africa agenda.
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It&aposs not uncommon for a traditional savings account at a big bank to earn .
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It's not uncommon for sitting presidents not to attend the funerals of former first ladies.
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It's not uncommon for American presidents and candidates to raise funds from Americans living abroad.
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"It's not uncommon for American presidents to foster relations with strongmen," the editorial board wrote.
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It's not uncommon for truckers to clock in up to 100 hours a week, Belzer said.
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It's not uncommon for doctors to tape their surgeries and share the footage for educational purposes.
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Trigger warnings, in other words, aren't uncommon for two groups of people: paying customers and children.
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It is not uncommon for couples to get married before the service member deploys, Teach explains.
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It's not uncommon for fans to complain about musicians putting on a less-than-stellar show.
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For the first thousand years of Christianity it was not uncommon for priests to have families.
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It's not uncommon for government-sponsored hackers to target lawmakers for the purposes of gathering intelligence.
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It's not uncommon for people to pray at temples early in the morning in southern India.
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It's not uncommon for celebrities to run businesses outside of the profession they're most famous for.
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It is not uncommon for companies to challenge legal precedents being used in cases against them.
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These are bold crazy ideas and it's not uncommon for them to go out of business.
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It's apparently not uncommon for Air Force security to tag boaters with citations in that area.
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But it's still fairly uncommon for officers to be held criminally accountable for using deadly force.
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It's not uncommon for government officials to join the sector they regulated after leaving the administration.
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It is uncommon for a corporate entity to disclose KYC checks by banks or their results.
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Everything Apple Announced TodayIt's not uncommon for Apple's annual developer conference to start a little sleepily.
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It's not uncommon for people to stay on the beach and watch the storms, Ogliaruso said.
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While it's not uncommon for people to send me things, this was recurring and quite wholesome.
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Such recusals are not uncommon for civilian appointees who have worked previously in the private sector.
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It's also not uncommon for someone to suffer from both anxiety and depression, the ADAA says.
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"It's not uncommon for pitchers to labor through the first inning," Rockies manager Walt Weiss said.
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I understand it is not uncommon for a coach to leave his or her coaching position.
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It's not uncommon for a president to point to a foreign policy victory while seeking reelection.
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It is not uncommon for sitting presidents to miss the funeral of a former first lady.
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It isn't uncommon for VCs to invest in founders with whom they've worked before, of course.
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It wasn't uncommon for girls to drop out of classes once marriages were arranged for them.
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It is not uncommon for large employers, especially in manufacturing, to operate an internal fire department.
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It's not uncommon for Game of Thrones to retool characters between seasons – just ask Dickon Tarly.
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Reuters noted it is not uncommon for Chinese officials to speak with representatives from foreign companies.
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On delivery, it was not uncommon for a new Cobra to exhibit minor scuffs and scrapes.
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It's not uncommon for the Council to meet in different places for different purposes, even internationally.
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It's not uncommon for girls to attempt suicide to try to avoid marriage in the book.
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While devastating for the workers, Cenedella said it's not uncommon for industries to go belly up.
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It was not uncommon for statements to come out in the early hours of the morning.
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It was not uncommon for professors and teaching assistants to date or even marry their students.
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And it's not uncommon for those outside the community to assume that you can control it.
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It's not uncommon for sports fans to call out from work following a big playoff victory.
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It is not uncommon for cryptocurrencies like ether and bitcoin to endure large fluctuations in price.
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It's also not uncommon for these movies to surface on video-on-demand or streaming platforms.
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It's not uncommon for domestic violence victims to stop cooperating with prosecutors after the initial report.
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It's not uncommon for abusers to claim that survivors will be deported if they seek help.
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It was not uncommon for Holstein cattle raised as oxen to reach weights of 3,000 pounds.
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He said it was not uncommon for employees to open and sort mail for the officers.
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It's not uncommon for migrants to pass through her property, she said, lately in large groups.
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It is not uncommon for the bubbly to be gone by the end of the day.
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It's not uncommon for people who've been raped to continue having consensual sex with their attackers.
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The added pressure pushed Zume to adopt aggressive business strategies that are uncommon for young startups.
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Nor'easters aren't uncommon for New England during this time of year, CNN meteorologist Jenn Varian said.
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It's not uncommon for aggregators to offer last-minute pricing and deals on flights and hotels.
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It is not uncommon for Russian intelligence services to recruit prisoners and former criminals, experts say.
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Speaking Tuesday, Lam said it was "not uncommon" for PLA troops to engage in voluntary activities.
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It is not uncommon for them to blame the doctors if a patient dies, she added.
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It's not uncommon for bugs to surface immediately after the release of an operating system. (ZDNet).
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It's not uncommon for new presidents to put their own stamp on policy, even longstanding policy.
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It's not uncommon for employers to offer student-loan repayment assistance as a benefit to employees.
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It's far from uncommon for an artist's death to bring attention to his or her career.
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It's not uncommon for scam artists to emerge after disasters to prey on the charitably inclined.
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It is neither illegal nor uncommon for citizens to contribute to electoral campaigns in other states.
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But it's not uncommon for lawmakers to push particular crime stats to fit their own narrative.
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Monday's filing was a product of the DOJ's Solicitor General Office, and while it's relatively uncommon for the DOJ generally to switch sides halfway through a case, says Levitt, it's "very uncommon" for such a dramatic legal about-face to come out of that particular department.
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In the world of celebrity chefs, it's not uncommon for their names to come before the food.
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"It was not uncommon for coworkers of mine to come in sick," said Ashlee Sutphin of Tennessee.
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It's not uncommon for a frenzy to erupt every time YouTube beauty guru Jaclyn Hill launches makeup.
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It's not uncommon for ambulances and dramatic hospital visits to show up in promos for The Bachelorette.
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It's not uncommon for several waves of flu to sweep across the country in an individual season.
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But it is not uncommon for senators to make friendly wagers on their teams throughout the playoffs.
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Sadly, it's not uncommon for families to clash like this, and then have to seek legal counsel.
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Welsh told KPAX that it was not uncommon for police to respond to reports about discovered bones.
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It's not uncommon for huge live TV events to prerecord segments, especially when a stunt shot's involved.
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Did you not see the three days of silence, uncommon for a high-frequency user like me?
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It is not uncommon for one to have four or five abortions, says a gynaecologist in Athens.
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It's not uncommon for a tornado in the Southeast to travel faster than 50 mph (123 kph).
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It is very uncommon for them to get along (without growing up with each other), so please!
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"This is Florida, and it's not uncommon for alligators to be in bodies of water," Demings said.
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Instead, it was not uncommon for multiple teams to claim what theoretically was a single national championship.
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It isn't uncommon for tech giants to throw a little shade at each other during major announcements.
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The salt flats are highly elevated, around 12,000 feet, so altitude sickness is not uncommon for travelers.
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Those were heady days, and writing checks in the thousands of dollars was not uncommon for me.
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It's not uncommon for influencers to buy followers or using third-party apps to boost their engagement.
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It wasn't uncommon for her dad to get beat in the streets on his way to work.
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And while Diniz's intestinal issues made headlines, it is not uncommon for long-distance runners and walkers.
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It's not uncommon for a child to have over 1,303 beads telling the story of their illness.
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Yet in Silicon Valley, it's not at all uncommon for one company to dominate a particular field.
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While launching generic versions of one's own treatments is not uncommon for drugmakers, it is pretty rare.
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"It's not uncommon for refugees and asylum seekers to be moved all around the country," he says.
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That wasn't all that uncommon for the genre and the time period but it's still impressive nonetheless.What?
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It's not uncommon for defense attorneys to preemptively refute allegations made by prosecutors outside of the courtroom.
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But Ogliaruso said it's not uncommon for people to stay on the beach and watch the storms.
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It is not uncommon for public figures to have assistants tweet on their behalf, dictated or otherwise.
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It's not uncommon for brides and grooms to leave with stash of envelopes from family and friends.
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Still, it's not uncommon for individuals to buy domains as potential assets to resell for a profit.
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It is not uncommon for patients to be on multiple meds from multiple doctors at one time.
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Sadly, in some states, it's not uncommon for sexual assault survivors to pay for their own kits.
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It was not uncommon for Coe to spend hours relaxing in the bath, her stepmother told KRQE.
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The average donation is in the $217 range, Jones said, which is not uncommon for smaller nonprofits.
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Why it matters: It's not uncommon for federal antitrust officials to demand more details in merger reviews.
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It's not uncommon for cassowaries to break into homes in parts of Queensland looking for a snack.
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It marked a defeat for House leadership, because it is uncommon for bills to fail under suspension.
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It is not uncommon for supporters in either party to try to highlight their president's political influence.
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And on such a busy day as Cyber Monday, it's not uncommon for products to sell out.
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Now, in New York, it's not uncommon for a haircut at a top salon to cost $300.
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It is not uncommon for them to write a million dollar check for a first stage investment.
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It is not uncommon for presidents to encourage other heads of state to assist in such probes.
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It was not uncommon for Jordanian authorities to refuse entrance to refugees who posed a security threat.
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Even on vacation, it is not uncommon for employees to fall victim to sending and answering emails.
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It's not uncommon for politicians to make election-year decisions based on poll numbers rather than principles.
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EPA spokesperson Jahan Wilcox said that it was not uncommon for EPA administrators to ask for extensions.
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It's not uncommon for drivers to work for multiple services including Lyft and Uber, AlixPartners' Lewis said.
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It is not uncommon for someone to be on a Section 8 waiting list for several years.
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Why it matters: It is uncommon for the U.S. to make any public attribution for a cyberattack.
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It's not uncommon for internet services to have short, intermittent technical issues that can impact their apps.
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It's not uncommon for influencers to accept clothes, toys, even family vacations in exchange for Instagram posts.
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It's not uncommon for a tornado in the Southeast to travel faster than 593 mph (80 kph).
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It is not uncommon for children to despise kale, broccoli or the bitter taste of brussels sprouts.
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It's not uncommon for the companies to woo lawyers with gifts baskets and invitations to lavish parties.
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It's not uncommon for candidates to talk about themselves, and normally it wouldn't be out of place.
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It's not uncommon for us to already have $100,000 or more in debt annihilating our disposable income.
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It is also not uncommon for me to hear about penis size from people I barely know.
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Now, it's not uncommon for anybody outside of the tech world to use Alphabet and Google interchangeably.
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It's not uncommon for Apple to have executives from other companies make appearances at its product announcements.
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It is even more uncommon for a current employee of a firm to file such a complaint.
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While it wasn't uncommon for women to work in post offices, very few women actually delivered mail.
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Such disputes are not uncommon for patients with personality disorders, says Norko, the Yale professor and clinician.
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It is not uncommon for today's seniors to live well into their 80s, 90s, even past 653.
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Senator Marco Rubio said it was "not uncommon" for line prosecutors to be overruled by their superiors.
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It's not uncommon for medals to be passed around at post-Games parties and handled by hundreds.
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That's important because pledging this type of "scope 3" emission cuts is relatively uncommon for oil majors.
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Still, there's some anecdotal evidence to suggest it's not entirely uncommon for the two to be connected.
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Still, it is not uncommon for airlines to overbook, or sell more tickets than they have seats.
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It's not uncommon for a tornado in the Southeast to travel faster than 50 mph (80 kph).
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To boot, it's not uncommon for Alzheimer's to be present as well as other forms of dementia.
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It wasn't uncommon for young kids to go to the beach on their own without their parents.
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It is not uncommon for past economic performance to be substantially different than what was initially reported.
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This story is not uncommon for rural facilities where providing obstetric care is simply not financially viable.
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It is also not especially uncommon for the polls to miss a three- or four-point race.
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It is not uncommon for The Times to turn to the courts to extract payment from advertisers.
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During these types of stock selloffs, it's not uncommon for investors to shift funds into other assets.
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Listeria is a naturally occurring bacteria, and it's not uncommon for food production facilities to find it occasionally.
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It's not uncommon for newly minted presidents to believe they can reset the long-complicated US-Russia relationship.
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She says that as an executive in construction, it's not uncommon for male colleagues to doubt her credibility.
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It is uncommon for defendants in Japan who deny their charges to be granted bail ahead of trial.
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It's also not uncommon for governors to request money to be transferred across accounts like this, he explains.
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In fact, that is not all that uncommon for initial fund filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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It's not uncommon for a driver to work for more than one ridesharing company at a given time.
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In the past, therapists say it's been fairly uncommon for patients to bring up politics on the couch.
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It is not uncommon for presidents to reward top donors with plum posts in the administration, especially ambassadorships.
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It wasn&apost uncommon for Kat to disappear with Hinton and return home with injuries, court documents state.
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Index and LocalGlobe have historic ties and it is not uncommon for the two firms to co-invest.
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It's not uncommon for people to pray at temples early in the morning in southern India, Prakash said.
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It is not uncommon for members of the same family to be on different sides of this argument.
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It's not uncommon for Victoria's Secret to keep some of its models under wraps before the big event.
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It's not uncommon for a marriage to go through periods where it seems stale, especially with children involved.
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During his shows, it's not uncommon for the puppets to get up close and personal with their audience.
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Still, despite these particular circumstances, it's not uncommon for a president to ban devices in the White House.
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It's not uncommon for people to return to their hometowns, and West has a vested interest in his.
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While financing via offshore funds is not uncommon for Evergrande, it is rare among major players, analysts said.
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Tearing up, however, is not uncommon for the Houghs — especially now that they're on their MOVE Beyond tour.
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It is not uncommon for wealthy art collectors to take out multiple lines of credit to fund purchases.
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It isn't uncommon for a developer to own a Marriott, Hilton, Hyatt and Sheraton in the same city.
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But it's not entirely your fault, KJ, because it's pretty uncommon for a model say no to Vogue.
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For example, it is not uncommon for your wish to sleep to become its own source of anxiety.
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Tim Parrott, director of Anderson County Schools, said it's uncommon for them to cancel classes due to flooding.
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It is not uncommon for stocks to face volatility in the first few months as a public company.
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It's not uncommon for babies to learn to sign, although nine weeks may still be a little early.
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It's not uncommon for people to become accustomed to a certain standard of living or way of life.
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It is not uncommon for police to guard churches in Kenya There was no immediate claim of responsibility.
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It is not uncommon for bodies to float to the surface or wash ashore in New York City.
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It is not uncommon for poor and indigent residents of the world's wealthiest nations to root through dumpsters.
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It is not uncommon for C.E.O.s and C.F.O.s to painstakingly sort through their household recycling on the weekends.
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Fans of Harry and Meghan will know it's not uncommon for the couple to show affection in public.
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It is not uncommon for agencies to receive and review thousands of comments during the rule-making process.
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"It is not uncommon for the US to go through periods with nearly drought-free conditions," Miskus said.
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It's not uncommon for companies to reset user passwords if they believe they are weak or easily guessed.
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It's not all that uncommon for ICOs, like Delphi, a cryptocurrency-fuelled futures market, to have anonymous founders.
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"Isn't it uncommon for the Department of Justice not to defend a statute passed by Congress?" she asked.
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Such visits would not have been illegal, nor are they uncommon for former spies trying to remain useful.
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It is not uncommon for the government to seek forfeiture claims against people with fortunes earned from crime.
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It's not uncommon for executives and investors to sell some of their shares as part of an IPO.
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It is not uncommon for the seller to cut the maximum offer price later in the IPO process.
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"It's not uncommon for our guests to see over 150 species during a spring migration visit," he said.
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It is not new, or even all that uncommon, for foreign service officers to disagree with a president.
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It is not uncommon for domestic workers to be made to sleep in bathrooms, storage rooms or closets.
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It's not uncommon for a new batch of frames, fuel tanks or fenders to be delivered by buggy.
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It was not uncommon for an audience to gasp collectively upon first sight of one of his sets.
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Offer people some $$$ It is not uncommon for Ms. Bellizzi to offer people $40 for something they're wearing.
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Switching cars for the start of a major tournament is uncommon for pro players, given everything at stake.
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It's not uncommon for customers to do this to save money on background check fees, Mr. Famiglietti said.
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However, it is uncommon for those agreements to continue after a witness reaches a plea agreement with prosecutors.
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Over the years, it has not been uncommon for airlines to sell more tickets than they have seats.
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He said it's not uncommon for family members to want confirmation that their loved one is truly gone.
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"It's not uncommon for older Americans to reboot their careers," said Vicki Salemi, a career expert at Monster.com.
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They also had a formal wedding ceremony in a Hindu temple, which is uncommon for same-sex couples.
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While not all enthusiasts go on to construct puzzles, it's not uncommon for an early habit to persist.
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It's not uncommon for tech companies to put this kind of control in the hands of the founders.
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It's uncommon for employers to contribute to the cost of premiums, as they do with human health insurance.
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First of all, it&aposs not uncommon for couples considering separation to simply be victims of holiday stress.
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In Kerala, it is not uncommon for families to have one or two daughters take vows as nuns.
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White House ethics experts, however, have repeatedly said it's not uncommon for administration officials to update their forms.
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It's not uncommon for art dealers and gallerists to bid up works by artists they represent at auction.
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It's not uncommon for disorganized bosses to occasionally reshuffle projects, as discouraging as that is for any employee.
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It is not uncommon for lawmakers to write op-eds or to send writers press releases they hope will be turned into articles, but it is uncommon for a congressional aide and campaign adviser to direct the editorial process in a manner damaging to a presidential candidate they do not favor.
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That's shocking when you consider it's not that uncommon for $100 million to be spent on a Senate campaign.
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Some tabloids even criticized her for holding her belly too often, which isn't uncommon for pregnant women to do.
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It's not uncommon for startups to pivot — especially when there are two strong competitors with a very similar product.
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They're generally private, with highly curated followings — it's not uncommon for finsta accounts to only have 10-15 followers.
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It's not uncommon for both business-side publishers as well as newsroom editors to meet privately with elected officials.
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According to Andrew, it's "not uncommon" for his dad to pop his head in when he's recording a video.
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While it's uncommon for Republican leaders like McMorris Rodgers to lose their bids for reelection, it's not without precedent.
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Snow is uncommon for Amarillo this time of year but not unheard of, according to CNN meteorologist Taylor Ward.
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It's uncommon for the Marshals Service to protect Cabinet members, who usually receive security protection through their individual agencies.
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Did you not see my three days of social media silence, uncommon for a high-frequency user like me?
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It was not uncommon for a mere 1 percent of the thousands of flowers to reach their destination alive.
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So it's not uncommon for even those seemingly perfect relationships to end for totally unpredictable — yet totally understandable — reasons.
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It's not uncommon for gambling sites to team up with content pirates to get more visibility for their name.
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Abbott noted that it's not uncommon for lawyers to offer several defenses, in case any of them might stick.
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"It's not uncommon for someone to create a GoFundMe after a news report," GoFundMe spokesperson Bobby Whithorne tells CNN.
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It&aposs not uncommon for workers to travel between ski resorts and summer attractions to work outdoors year round.
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He added that it was not uncommon for a murder prosecution to follow an assault prosecution when victims die.
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It is also not uncommon for workers in South Korea to work dramatic overtime for little or no pay.
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It's not uncommon for kids to sh*t on their parents' "life lessons," but this is a little different.
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She said it's not uncommon for a single Instagram post to earn $1,000 (around $100 for every 10,000 followers).
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Judging by moderator comments and FAQ's, it's not uncommon for deals to fall through or shipments to be delayed.
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"It is not uncommon for a Millennial to find me on Facebook and 'friend' me," said Ameriprise Financial's Sabol.
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It's not uncommon for young, impressionable girls to take their cues from what they see in front of them.
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When laypeople meet dancers, it's not uncommon for small talk to turn into an unpleasant inquisition about food intake.
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The investigation was unable to identify the root cause of the outbreak, which is not uncommon for the agency.
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It's not uncommon for people in that situation to wonder if they should start over in a new place.
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Because it is not uncommon for families from Africa to object to this kind of marriage — an interracial marriage.
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"It's not uncommon for people to hold back on some larger purchases when the market is volatile," she said.
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It's considered relatively uncommon for campaigns to pay speaking fees for guests, especially for those who have endorsed them.
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Then, too, it wasn't uncommon for Wall Street bankers to head west to Silicon Valley in search of fortunes.
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It's not uncommon for public figures to threaten legal action against news organizations but ultimately fail to follow through.
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At the time, it was not uncommon for internal investigations to languish until the statute of limitations had expired.
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Matthew Newton, analyst at eToro, said it's not uncommon for bitcoin prices to dip around the futures settlement date.
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It is uncommon for U.S. lawmakers to be denied travel visas, although Russia has made that decision before (Reuters).
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It is not uncommon for supportive family members of transgender people to use incorrect pronouns either occasionally or frequently.
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It's not altogether uncommon for guys to try to jack up their testosterone levels only to sprout man boobs.
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" Freakin' Weekends "On the weekend, it's not uncommon for people to come in drunk or hopped up on coke.
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While all three are unabashed supporters of the president, it's uncommon for cable anchors to speak at campaign rallies.
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Hence "quantum," like quantum mechanics, where it's not uncommon for a particle to exist in more than one way.
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In its release, Dallas cops point out it's not uncommon for domestic violence victims to delay reporting an assault.
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In Paris, it was uncommon for them to give speeches, and even rarer for them to lead a committee.
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It's not uncommon for Indonesian companies to use layers of subsidiaries to hide their connections to illegal palm operations.
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It isn't uncommon for social media users to accuse the poor and less fortunate of not trying hard enough.
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That's hardly uncommon for a second-year signal-caller, but it's one reason Cleveland's offense has been spotty. 4.
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In Osmington, a rural area a few hours south of Perth, it's not uncommon for farmers to own guns.
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It is not uncommon for a presidential campaign to speak to foreign officials, which makes the dispute particularly unusual.
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While some women wear a prosthesis in their bra, it is not uncommon for them to stop using it.
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It's not uncommon for those nearing retirement to become nervous about their nest egg, concerned it won't be sufficient.
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It's not uncommon for individual donors to accidentally contribute more to a candidate than the legal maximum of $2,700.
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As we walked, Moore explained that it's not uncommon for units here sell for hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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It has been a precipitous fall for Mr. Ghosn, who achieved a level of fame uncommon for auto executives.
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But it is not uncommon for politicians in Greece to stay out of the public eye after a disaster.
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It's not uncommon for a company to at least explore a sale even as it prepares to go public.
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It is unfortunately not uncommon for a photo contest to have this kind of overly broad grant of rights.
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It's not uncommon for Alexa to point you to your phone screen to get a full answer to your question.
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Since the Access Hollywood video of Trump was released earlier this month, I've done something uncommon for me: stayed silent.
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Nonetheless, it is not uncommon for occasional smokers initially trialling high nicotinized e-cigarettes to experience symptoms of nicotine intoxication.
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It is uncommon for the Marshals Service to protect a Cabinet member, who receive security protection through their individual agencies.
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"It is uncommon for consumers to admit they are willing to pay more for most services," a UBS analyst wrote.
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Nell Gaither It's not uncommon for trans women, especially women of color, to do sex work to make ends meet.
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Divisions among Muslims have become transnational; it is sadly not uncommon for British Ahmadis to encounter social and institutional persecution.
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In this case, it's not uncommon for the host to offer the traveler an alternative listing from their available ones.
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It's not uncommon for children in Honduras to be recruited at a young age to collect "gang taxes," Sergio said.
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It's not uncommon for a prison to have its own black market micro-economy, even if Marion's seemed especially vibrant.
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It's not uncommon for love stories to feel like a bit of a reach as a backdrop for intense action.
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A person familiar with the case said it was not uncommon for the state's attorney to act as a mediator.
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It's not uncommon for rehabs to use deceptive advertising or offer inducements like plane tickets to people with lucrative policies.
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In the past, it hasn't been uncommon for some users to notice their battery percentage dropping rapidly in cold weather.
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It is extremely uncommon for a member of the Saudi royal family to be put to death in Saudi Arabia.
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At least she gets to have sex, which is pretty uncommon for a fat girl in 1972 young adult fiction.
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I think my art gives off a film-inspired vibe because it's uncommon for photography to be explicitly narrative-based.
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It is not uncommon for a Trump official to express a view, only to be undercut by another administration member.
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It's also not uncommon for biotech startups to grow into multi-billion dollar public companies a few years after IPO.
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It's not uncommon for weight loss, exercise, meditation, and mental health apps to lack medical proof backing up their claims.
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Dr. Richard Ellenbogen, CEO of Beverly Hills Body, says it's not uncommon for a rhinoplasty patient to have multiple surgeries.
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In the current technology cycle, however, it's uncommon for quickly growing companies to even generate cash, let alone GAAP profits.
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It is not uncommon for dealmakers to agree to such terms for the opportunity to take part in blockbuster deals.
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In previous elections, it's not uncommon for some national newspapers to endorse a party or to hold a particular view.
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On any given weekend day, it's not uncommon for the restaurant to sell upwards of 6,000 pieces of dim sum.
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In New Mexico, it is not uncommon for a couple to buy several mobile homes as they live their life.
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In the 1990s, it was not uncommon for relatively empowered young women to argue that they didn't need a label.
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Such volatility is not uncommon for America's temps, however, whose numbers are growing even as their lot in life diminishes.
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It's not uncommon for experienced teachers in these districts, regardless of their skills or talents, to earn $85033,000 or more.
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It is also not uncommon for borrowers to walk away from homes without contesting a seller's eviction proceeding in court.
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The parking in my neighborhood is seriously awful, so it's not uncommon for me to park a few blocks away.
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In fact, it's not uncommon for students to come to my office specifically to work on an email they're drafting.
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Because girls often have irregular menstrual cycles, it is not uncommon for teenagers to be unaware of an early pregnancy.
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The Justice Department told Vice it is not uncommon for the department to share the "potential unintended consequences" of legislation.
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Royal protocol is intricate, and it is not uncommon for even the most experienced to misstep according to official standards.
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In China, it is not uncommon for companies to pay hackers or website staff to delete negative information posted online.
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It's not uncommon for banks to ask for additional documentation, and an in-person branch visit may even be required.
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Here at CNN, it's not uncommon for women to dominate -- whether as correspondents in the field or on political panels.
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It's not uncommon for law enforcement, erring on the side of public safety, to be hasty in making an arrest.
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It's not that uncommon for someone who's trained classically to refuse to improvise so I think that translates to writing.
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It's not uncommon for these staff to plan for their departures a year before their terms are scheduled to end.
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It's not uncommon for organizations to try to phish their own members as both an educational experience and security audit.
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When you talk to the professors about their findings, you hear a degree of excitement that's uncommon for academic researchers.
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Stewart Jones, a Republican, the bill isn't just about surgery, which is uncommon for patients under 18 in any case.
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It is not uncommon for stores near campuses, health centers and dorms to stock free overdose reversal kits of naloxone.
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By the time girls are 12, Byer said, it is not uncommon for them to play 100 games a year.
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It's not uncommon for presidential candidates to have some gaps in their preparation for office, sometimes some pretty serious ones.
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Obviously that's not uncommon for complex policy issues; it's always easier to talk in generalities than to get into specifics.
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It is not uncommon for a parent in a custody dispute to accuse the other of abuse, the official said.
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Because Amass is an open kitchen, it's not uncommon for guests to walk right up and see what's going on.
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It's not uncommon for hackers to roll out stolen credit card numbers from breaches in smaller batches, Krebs points out.
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It is not uncommon for executive branch offices to miss the myriad reporting deadlines in the annual defense policy bill.
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It's not uncommon for an acquirer's stock to decline on news of an acquisition, especially in the troubled food space.
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Also consider asking any local tile supplier about discounted tile since it is not uncommon for orders to be canceled.
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It is not uncommon for graduate students to pay well over 2200 percent of their income on rent, students say.
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Snow in September is not so uncommon for the area, said CNN meteorologist Ivan Cabrera, but the amount expected is.
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If an ad receives a lot of criticism, it isn't uncommon for a company to pull the campaign and apologize.
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It is uncommon for the Marshals Service to protect Cabinet members, who usually receive security protection through their individual agencies.
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Yet, it is not uncommon for organizations advocating for individual rights to be "extreme" in their support for that right.
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So, it's not uncommon for them to scroll back through months, if not years, of posts looking for red flags.
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It is not uncommon for boards evaluating management buyouts to reject the first bid tabled, in order to demonstrate impartiality.
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The nurse practitioner on duty told them it was not uncommon for the ER to get busy after big games.
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While it's not uncommon for many trans women of color to feel their only option of employment is sex work,.
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Many Puerto Ricans and Dominicans do this; it's not uncommon for them to insert up to five inside of them.
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It's also not uncommon for black churchgoers to seek refuge in the church over going to a mental health professional.
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For at least a couple months I had been having sharp headaches and eye twitches which were uncommon for me.
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In the hacker world, it's not uncommon for hackers to start off wearing black hats and end up changing their ways.
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Snap S-1 It's not uncommon for executives and investors to sell some of their shares as part of an IPO.
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Bellaman said it's not uncommon for workers to have multiple offers, and even have packages that include paying off student loans.
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Because obesity itself puts people at risk for heart disease, it's not uncommon for those with heart disease to be overweight.
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VICE: It's not exactly uncommon for conservative Republicans in control of the government to use their political power to cut taxes.
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The source noted that it was not uncommon for Musk to personally respond to reporters and other people through that account.
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Having been born five days apart, it's not uncommon for Daleen and me to structure our birthday season around each other.
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In addition, Aronberg noted, it is not uncommon for a candidate's inner circle staff member to assist in clearing a pathway.
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And while very few criminals are terrorists themselves, it's not at all uncommon for terrorists to get their start as criminals.
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It's not uncommon for people to pray at temples early in the morning in southern India, police commissioner P. Prakash said.
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It's not uncommon for nation-state hackers to penetrate administrative and business networks of energy companies in the US or elsewhere.
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It's not uncommon for local governments to pay debts and maintenance on abandoned stadiums for years - even after it is demolished.
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It is uncommon for a 25-year-old with no family history to get breast cancer, but it's definitely not impossible.
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"It is not uncommon for artists to sing to track during certain live performances," spokeswoman Nicole Perna said in a statement.
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It's not uncommon for FBI probes to begin as a result of or be fueled by published news articles or books.
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It's not entirely uncommon for me to have one or two drinks during the week and a few more on weekend.
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Both men have climbed their respective professional ladders and been met with a success uncommon for black men of their time.
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I don't think this is uncommon for photographers to use the camera as a way to distance themselves from the world.
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"It's not uncommon for farmers to wait two or three years," said Andy Vollmar, food and specialty ingredients director at Andersons.
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It is uncommon for executives to sell as frequently as Koum has, though, unloading more than half of his Facebook holdings.
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It's also not uncommon for drivers to use alternate GPS services, such as Waze, to navigate cities during peak traffic hours.
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"Traditionally, it would be uncommon for this to happen," said Charlie Plauche, a partner with the Austin, Texas-based S22 Ventures.
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It is not uncommon for pediatric patients with serious conditions to require multiple procedures and a long-term plan of care.
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It was not uncommon for Egyptian troops to open fire on Israel-bound refugees attempting the trek through the Sinai Desert.
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However, it is uncommon for those agreements to continue after a witness reaches a plea agreement with prosecutors, the Times reported.
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In rural West Virginia, it is not uncommon for multiple generations of a family to live near the same small town.
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He said that early on, it was not uncommon for players to get their names or initials forged onto their clubs.
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It's not uncommon for top players to skip the green room and attend draft parties at home with friends and family.
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" A soybean trade expert said it is not uncommon for sales to China to be identified as being to "unknown destinations.
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It's not uncommon for some Yellowstone visitors to sustain extreme burns, or even die, from exposure to the extremely hot fissures.
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Although the royal family typically spend Christmas at Sandringham with the Queen, it's not uncommon for some royals to go elsewhere.
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And up until the 1950s, it wasn't uncommon for men to wear "body belts," helping form a trim silhouette, albeit secretly.
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And it is not uncommon for a failed municipal broadband project to be sold to a private provider for a loss.
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It's uncommon for people to talk to their neighbors nowadays, but Cari and Lauri Ryding feel so lucky to know theirs.
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"It is not uncommon for academic research in the humanities and social sciences to impinge on politically sensitive issues," he said.
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It's not at all uncommon for gangs of friends to go out several nights a week and ruin their bodies together.
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It's not uncommon for me to cry while eating, but I really don't want to have to do it in public.
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And while it's not uncommon for young people to get help from their parents, many don't admit it to their friends.
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But it's not uncommon for an operator to make a mistake: Not tightening a screw sufficiently or shorting out a circuit.
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F.B.I. disciplinary matters can drag out for extended periods, and it is not uncommon for officials to retire during that process.
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It's not at all uncommon for past lottery winners to eventually plow through their winnings and fall upon tough times financially.
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It is not uncommon for rape victims, because of shame or trauma, to make incomplete or inconsistent statements after their attacks.
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It's also not uncommon for victims to keep up friendly (or friendly-seeming) relations with an alleged rapist after the fact.
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But it is also not uncommon for hunter-gatherers to eat sugar, which they consume primarily in the form of honey.
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In Muslim-majority countries, it's not uncommon for wives to seek to divorce their husbands if they can't satisfy them sexually.
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It's also not uncommon for black churchgoers to seek refuge in the church rather than going to a mental health professional.
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It&aposs not uncommon for young and healthy kids to think they&aposre invincible, and I was one of the many.
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Advocates say it is not uncommon for people in situations like theirs to encounter difficulties while trying to press asylum claims.
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When it enters a new American town, it's not uncommon for hundreds of people to turn out for the grand opening.
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It is not uncommon for an attorney general, or even a president, to ask foreign leaders to assist with ongoing investigations.
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But it's not uncommon for log files to record data for only a certain time period before they overwrite those records.
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It's not uncommon for participants to post their workouts on social media with apps like Map My Run, Strava and Fitocracy.
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It's not uncommon for an Instagram post from McAllister, a 23-year-old photographer, to rack up more than 0003,000 likes.
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The things I had to do just to survive were sadly not that uncommon for people in certain areas of Colombia.
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"In the United States, it is relatively uncommon for music venues to provide ear plugs at no charge," Le Prell said.
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It's not uncommon for the children of dead celebrities to have to cope with their parents' lives being fictionalized on screen.
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It's not uncommon for items to be reduced by 30%, 40%, or even 50%, particularly during Black Friday or Christmas sales.
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Because of the country's emphasis on defense and security, it is not at all uncommon for military leaders to enter politics.
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It's not uncommon for professors like Warren to do work for private clients while they're also working in the academic realm.
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Another, former Crossover doctor, Nitun Verma, has a distinctive focus on sleep, which is also uncommon for a primary care clinic.
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It's not uncommon for potential candidates to avoid discussing policy specific at length, particularly in the early stages of a campaign.
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Wind techs start off making $19–23/hr though not uncommon for some to make six figures within the first year.
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To be fair, it's not exactly uncommon for an early-stage startup to demo technology when it's not yet fully formed.
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When it comes to the "Inside the NBA" job offer, Kobe Bryant just did something pretty uncommon for him -- he passed.
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It's not uncommon for venture-backed startups to operate in the red for years while pumping investor money into revenue growth.
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It's not uncommon for the big music labels to have contentious negotiations with the big tech companies that stream their songs.
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Where he's from, it's not uncommon for people to compare members of another group to animals or to lower life forms.
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Still, though everyone from Chrissy Teigen to Kim Kardashian weighed in, such internet frenzy isn't all that uncommon for a Netflix original.
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The rapper had previously stopped and re-started songs in the set, which is not uncommon for West, adding to the confusion.
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Mass strandings are not uncommon for the species in Florida, though the size of this incident was the largest in recent history.
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It is unfortunately not uncommon for pro soccer players of African descent in Europe to be abused with racist insults during matches.
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It's not unusual – or even uncommon – for companies to shut-down services after a period of time or end-of-life products.
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It is not uncommon for married couples to die within months or even days of each other, just like Allie and Duke.
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That's not uncommon for a serialized drama as it enters its later seasons, but it seems especially true of Game of Thrones.
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It's still pretty uncommon for higher-end audio companies to include Google Assistant, which is why seeing Klipsch incorporate it is notable.
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While it is not uncommon for companies in emerging markets to include provisions, the nationalisation put clause is unusual for British borrowers.
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It's not uncommon for students to lose a scholarship or grant midway through college, according to Merrill Lynch financial advisor Daniel Pantucci.
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Late budgets, however, are not especially uncommon for Wisconsin, said Katie Quinn, a research analyst with the National Conference of State Legislatures.
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In the past, it hasn't been uncommon for dating websites to use and retain your data for research, marketing, or, as Match.
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While it is not uncommon for companies in emerging markets to include provisions, the nationalization put clause is unusual for British borrowers.
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It is not uncommon for companies not to reveal the extent of a breach prior to a thorough forensic investigation, he said.
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It's not uncommon for people to touch other people while making a point, but it's not okay unless that touch was invited.
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Enticing creators in this manner is not uncommon for social media companies looking to stock up on a particular type of content.
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I don't know what was bothering them, but it wasn't uncommon for my wife to come home and find me crying, too.
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He added that it is not uncommon for a spouse to gain access to a school campus to meet with their partner.
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It's not uncommon for executives to sell their stock — company stock awards and options usually represent the vast majority of executive compensation.
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It is not uncommon for them to spend months inside a company, siphoning off information and setting up so-called back doors.
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It's not uncommon for anxiety symptoms, such as a racing heartbeat, nervousness, and dread, to start from the second you wake up.
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It is not uncommon for former political officials to lobby and consult with corporations after leaving the employment of an elected official.
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Second, it is not uncommon for foreign governments and their diplomats to communicate with a presidential campaign and the major party candidates.
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It's not uncommon for executives to sell their stock; company stock awards and options usually represent the vast majority of executive compensation.
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It's not uncommon for the invention of an important new technology to be followed by legal battles over rights to that technology.
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He said it's not uncommon for Secret Service agents to monitor these situations, but they do not actively participate in removing protesters.
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For Kienholz, it's not uncommon for a 36-hour workweek to garner a $153 check—roughly half of the state minimum wage.
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Plus, it's not uncommon for New Jersey Democrats to find themselves in tight races with their Republican candidates close to Election Day.
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It is not uncommon for county jail inmates to serve 50 percent of their sentences if they keep a clean disciplinary record.
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In fact, it's not uncommon for child care to be a family's largest monthly household expense — more than rent or a mortgage.
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The FEC regularly makes that information publicly available online, but it's uncommon for a lawmaker to publish the details of another campaign.
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In the digital age, it's not uncommon for people to go to great lengths to post the perfect photo on social media.
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In some destinations, especially those on the east coast, it's not uncommon for properties to only make money part of the year.
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It is not uncommon for private celebrity documents—sex tapes, voicemails, legal papers—to be stolen from web servers and disseminated online.
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However, it's not uncommon for machine-gunners to squeeze their triggers and fire off more than the recommended four to six rounds.
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For the first two months, he said, it wasn't uncommon for him work all-nighters, with days starting at 3:30 a.m.
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Major Tammy Patterson of the R.C.M.P. told reporters it was not uncommon for cadets to collapse after standing still for prolonged periods.
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It is not uncommon for federal reports or other sensitive documents to be released with redactions, even with full pages blacked out.
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It's not necessarily reassuring that it's extremely uncommon for a patient to seek abortion when about to give birth, according to Anderson.
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But for all the ways sex can positively impact our lives, it's not entirely uncommon for people to die when bumping uglies.
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It is not uncommon for wildfires to spring up in Montana during mid-to-late summer months, but 2017 has been different.
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This decision to mimic, rather than analyze, the splendors of the church is highly uncommon for a museum, and bracing in places.
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The average age for an American to become a grandparent is 50, but it's not uncommon for it to be much higher.
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"It is not uncommon for a jury to believe that they will never be able to reach a unanimous verdict," he wrote.
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Even just walking down the street, it was not uncommon for strangers to say "hello" (or, being in New Zealand, "kia ora.")
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Though corrections are not uncommon for news organizations, full retractions are more unusual and typically signify major factual errors or ethical breaches.
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It's not uncommon for a line to form outside the Starbucks Reserve Roastery in Shanghai on weekends, and even on weekday nights.
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It is uncommon for defendants to attack one another in advance of trial, each proclaiming innocence by heaping blame on the other.
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It's not uncommon for people to set unrealistic expectations when making New Year's resolutions, which likely contributes to most of them failing.
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It's not uncommon for people to be rent-burdened in cities like New York or San Francisco, where rent prices outpace wages.
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He added that it was uncommon for prosecutors to charge someone with bank fraud in the absence of a loan being made.
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These days, it's not uncommon for falconers to use drones while training their birds, but rehabilitating wild birds is a different story.
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It's not uncommon for a dramatic work to create characters who serve as "foils" to the protagonist, or mirrors of the protagonist.
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Why it matters: The previously untracked hacker group uses a technique known as "DNS hijacking," which is uncommon for campaigns of this scale.
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But when Johansson first met the mysterious Frenchman in 2012, sparks immediately flew between the two — something that's not uncommon for the actress.
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But it's not uncommon for studios to run a deficit while producing any given project, whether it's a TV show or a film.
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In areas that do have those speeds, it's not uncommon for consumers to have just one ISP to choose from, driving prices higher.
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It&aposs not uncommon for groups to have slightly different guidelines although those for colon cancer have been about the same for decades.
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It's not uncommon for the mechanism to get stuck, and some users have reported hearing high-pitched sounds when pressing keys at times.
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It's not uncommon for multiple movies or TV shows about the same person or real event to come out around the same time.
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It was not uncommon for Arumugam to verbally dress down subordinates in front of each other, bringing some to tears, these people said.
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It was not uncommon for Democratic candidates to note on Wednesday that universal background checks have support from 90-plus percent of Americans.
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It is not uncommon, for example, for Belgo-Moroccans to marry Belgians of Christian background, but very rare for Moroccans to marry Turks.
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And when someone does find a game on Itch, it's not uncommon for them to say they'll wait for the eventual Steam release.
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The ministry said it&aposs not uncommon for Thais who must travel frequently to have multiple passports because visa applications can take weeks.
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It isn't uncommon for search firms to be involved at identifying possible hires, but the actual contact tends to come from firm leadership.
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"Sometimes when things are going well, it's not uncommon for the Street to be optimistic," said Brian Youngberg, an analyst at Edward Jones.
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Apple is now restricting Chinese language podcasts in China It's not uncommon for Chinese authorities to take aim at a rising media field.
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Black Instagram comedians use Black women as characters so much that it's not uncommon for them to be hired to promote weave companies.
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And it is not uncommon for candidates to skip the quadrennial confab in favor of campaigning in their home state, as Missouri Sen.
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Click here to view original GIFBefore the iPhone came along, it was not uncommon for me to upgrade my cellphone every few months.
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It's not uncommon for artists to layer the vocals and then leave some bars empty for the crowd to repeat what's being said.
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"It is not uncommon for us to receive reports about high or critical bugs from researchers," says Dan Gurfinkel, Facebook's security engineering manager.
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It's not uncommon for a synaesthete struggling to recall a phone number to 'see' their associated colors before they recall the number itself.
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It's not uncommon for 240-somethings to start getting Botox as a way to "prevent" the formation of wrinkles in the first place.
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It's not uncommon for Singaporeans to leave their mobile phones unattended at hawker centers, or outdoor food courts, to "chope" or reserve seating.
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Superhero movies tend to be frontloaded with fans, and a near 1223 percent fall is not uncommon for major blockbusters in weekend two.
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"It's not uncommon for anyone in this industry to get comments like that," said manager Wang, who encourages broadcasters to simply ignore them.
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Believe it or not, it's not uncommon for people to move into homes that were once crime scenes or residences of notorious criminals.
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Between her sweet family and status as one of Hollywood's biggest stars, it's not uncommon for people to categorize Lively's life as perfect.
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It's not uncommon for them to block an overseas transaction, which you may or may not have made, to keep your cards safe.
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It's not uncommon for top executives like Musk to be paid largely in potentially illiquid stock or options in the companies they lead.
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It is not uncommon for a candidate to request interview questions in advance; aides to Hillary Clinton do it from time to time.
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It's not uncommon for both crew members and passengers to make a bad situation into a good one by letting a little loose.
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ET. But, Bennington explained, these behaviors weren't uncommon for her husband, a father of six who had battled depression for a long time.
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Though mobile homes aren't often associated with high price tags, in this park, it's not uncommon for them to cost millions of dollars.
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When she invited him to be an admin, Orsinger wasn't alarmed, since it's not uncommon for groups to collaborate on each other's pages.
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Botello-Rosales's lawyer, Michael R. Levine, filed a motion to suppress his client's post-arrest statements, something not uncommon for such a case.
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As The Verge reports, it's uncommon for tech contractors to unionize, and if it proves to be successful, could have a ripple effect.
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It's not uncommon for the negative emotion to spill over and hurt the stock price of solid companies with earnings growth, he says.
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Back in the mid-'80s it was very uncommon for women in Mexico to go to college and work in the IT field.
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In this era of restricted pitch counts, it is not uncommon for starters to be pulled, even when holding the other team hitless.
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It's not uncommon for immigrants and asylum-seekers placed on the U.S. immigration system's fast-tracked docket programs to miss their initial hearings.
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Relying on local activists to generate content is not uncommon for a sophisticated influence campaign, said Graham Brookie, the director of the lab.
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Former dispatchers said it's not uncommon for drivers to quit in the middle of their shifts, sometimes abandoning the vans on the road.
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And it wasn't uncommon for white military police to take their batons to African-American G.I.s if they refused to leave an establishment.
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Hill, who is black, and her co-host, Michael Smith, who is also black, frequently discuss black culture — uncommon for an ESPN show.
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It is not uncommon for a student to take between three and six years to graduate from a two-year associate degree program.
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Women's hockey has grown more competitive, but it is not uncommon for girls in Canada and the United States to play with boys.
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It isn't uncommon for regulators with worthy goals nevertheless to act in ways that create unintended consequences and do more harm than good.
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Many decades ago, in Ireland, it would not have been uncommon for a doctor to advise pregnant and nursing women to drink Guinness.
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CreditCreditDado Galdieri for The New York Times RIO DE JANEIRO — It is not uncommon for the Olympics to leave behind some unneeded facilities.
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It's not all that uncommon for a winning lottery ticket to go unclaimed, but the prize is usually much less than $14.6 million.
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But it's uncommon for George Conway to tweet about Trump in direct response to his wife, one of the president's most fervent supporters.
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It's not uncommon for members to post screenshots of their tickets on the group, encouraging others to go have fun in their stead.
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While it is relatively uncommon for a country to refuse all disaster assistance, many have shown reluctance to receive country-to-country interventions.
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According to The Star, it is not uncommon for parents in Tamil Nadu to give their offsprings names of prominent Indian or foreign personalities.
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It's not uncommon for artists to experience creative blockage when working in a less stringent format, as Young is moving from columns to memoir.
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It's not uncommon for beachgoers to stay on the sand to watch storms pass, the Clearwater Fire and Rescue department officials said to WFTS.
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It is not uncommon for companies to attempt to block shareholder resolutions if executives feel such resolutions have little to do with core operations.
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These low standards, particularly for staffers, might sound surprising, but in my experience they're not actually uncommon for charities started by foreigners in Africa.
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It wasn't uncommon for fans (the account had over 60 thousand followers) to write Dylan, begging him to adopt them as their master, too.
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"It's not uncommon for people that feel that way to increase their consumption of alcohol or drugs, more than their normal use," he says.
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Their pediatrician told them that Eloise had a heart murmur, which is not uncommon for newborns and typically clears up in a couple days.
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Meanwhile, it is not uncommon for U.S. companies to have currency exchange settlements pending with the Venezuelan government for years, U.S. regulatory filings show.
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It's uncommon for already launched TV show to slow down, come to shore, and pick up a few more passengers for its third season.
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It was not uncommon for federal prosecutors to go after people for illegal re-entry —immigrants caught entering the US after previously being deported.
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It is not uncommon for state, federal and military forces to replace local security forces suspected of corruption and ties to Mexico's powerful gangs.
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It is not uncommon for Thai gamblers to place different bets in between each round, based on the fighters' performance and the changing odds.
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It is not uncommon for the odds to change for any game in any sport — even a game as analyzed as the Super Bowl.
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However, according to a sample of people that Broadly interviewed, it wasn't uncommon for people to admit that they were conscious of their compulsion.
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It's not uncommon for public company executives to sell stock, but Spiegel's sale is notable given that it's his first since the company's IPO.
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It is no longer uncommon for countries like Denmark and Scotland to have periods when the equivalent of all their power comes from wind.
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It's not uncommon for physicians in the U.S. to see 30 or more patients a day and keep visits to less than 10 minutes.
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We're at the stage of the aesthetic market where it's still uncommon for men to talk about aesthetic procedures, but I think that's changing.
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It's not uncommon for business owners to respond to feedback and comments from customers, but they usually don't respond by fat-shaming their patrons.
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However, anyone who's used a voice assistant knows that it's not uncommon for the computer to screw up and think it should be listening.
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It's not uncommon for members of the 20203 Democratic field to show up to picket lines or tweet out their support to striking workers.
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It's not uncommon for members of the 2020 Democratic field to show up to picket lines or tweet out their support to striking workers.
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It is not uncommon for Mexico's economy to contract in one quarter over the previous three months - it has happened five times since 2009.
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It's not uncommon for people who are addicted — and desperate to get drugs — to commit crimes to obtain the money to buy those drugs.
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It's not uncommon for Mom episodes to start out as one thing and then shift to something else entirely once a revelation is made.
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Restricting coverage of the event took China's ban on Google one step further, though it's not uncommon for Chinese media to receive coverage instructions.
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In small offices, it's not uncommon for employees to often be alone, creating a potential security hazard whenever someone walks in from the street.
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It's not uncommon for friends and relatives to inaccurately connect pre-marital sex or masturbation to the inability to carry a pregnancy to term.
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It's not uncommon for the water to be shut off in the building if any other room has a plumbing issue, according to Patterson.
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It is not uncommon for the gray colt to kick his hind legs and whinny in complaint before he reluctantly enters the starting gate.
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Because of how isolated most colonies are, both geographically and in terms of the customs they follow, it is uncommon for people to leave.
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While it's not uncommon for resolutions to go through the House and the Senate, it's rare that they head to the President for signature.
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Using personal accounts to conduct government business isn't uncommon for top government officials from both parties, although maintaining a private server was highly unusual.
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Though it's the first lady's first direct-to-camera video message, it's not uncommon for first ladies to record PSAs in times of need.
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But he praised Ms. Pressley and said it was not uncommon for people involved with high-profile law cases to change their legal representation.
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It's not uncommon for me to need a hotel stay, and it's a pretty good deal to effectively stay for a night for $89.
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It's not uncommon for trucking companies (called carriers) or retailers and manufacturers (also called shippers) to back out of contracts as markets conditions change.
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In fact, he says it's not uncommon for players to work side jobs while still pursuing soccer because Iceland's league is only semi-professional.
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It is not uncommon for tricks to be named after the people who first performed them, including the McTwist, a forward flipping backside 540.
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One told authorities Paddock requested the use of back or service elevators, which the employee explained is not uncommon for VIP guests to do.
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When U.K. general elections come around, it's not uncommon for many national newspapers to endorse a political party or to hold a particular view.
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In the Philippines, the president and vice president are elected separately, and it is not uncommon for the two officeholders to be political opponents.
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Thanks to streaming services like Netflix and Hulu, it's not uncommon for struggling TV shows with niche fan bases to get saved from demise.
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Most children live with their parents until they get married and it's not uncommon for in-laws to move in eventually in old age.
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Sandberg's inquiry also makes sense in that it's not uncommon for big-name investors to try to talk down or attack companies they've shorted.
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It's not uncommon for players to mash out a warning to their nemesis, naming unfair conditions or making other excuses for their eventual failure.
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It is not uncommon for individuals to pierce the pauses between lines to express love for the home team or disdain for the visitors.
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"I am afraid it is and always has been not uncommon for women not to receive full credit for their work," Professor Donald said.
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Memories can be affected by trauma, Gurner pointed out, and so it's not at all uncommon for rape survivors' stories to include some inconsistencies.
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The tomb, which has space for roughly 300 remains, had fallen into disrepair — a fate not uncommon for the older graves in the cemetery.
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At the time in Burma (now Myanmar), it was uncommon for everyday people to meditate, an activity typically reserved for Buddhist monks and nuns.
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It's not uncommon for entrepreneurs to job-hop early in their careers, in a way that helps foster professional development and refine their interests.
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Aravind and Lewis say it's not uncommon for transgender peers to travel out of the state for surgery, looking for a provider they trust.
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My grandfather, a farmer, kept his shotgun hanging on hooks over the coat rack because it was not uncommon for him to need it.
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It is not uncommon for the government to dispute some costs, but those disagreements are most often worked out without involving the Justice Department.
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The judge asked the jurors to continue their deliberations, noting that it is not uncommon for a jury to have difficulty reaching a verdict.
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BRUCE NEUMANWATER MILL, N.Y. To the Editor: At semester's end, it is not uncommon for students who are missing assignments, have cut class, etc.
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In short, many are accusing Trump of a "wag the dog" effort of sorts, which would not be uncommon for the Twitter-obsessed president.
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It is not uncommon for people to be in custody from six months to two years — one Somali man was detained for nine years.
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It is not at all uncommon for a president to embrace and promote some views or policies that a majority of Americans disagree with.
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And in the months that followed, she felt strain in her marriage -- it's not uncommon for relationships to suffer in the aftermath of trauma.
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Appeals only add to the time and complexity — it is not uncommon for a single case to be remanded, only to be re-appealed.
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It is not uncommon for a super-recognizer, out on the town with friends, to bolt off after spotting someone with an outstanding warrant.
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Pro-independence sentiment runs high in the area, and it is not uncommon for protesters to flock to the scene of a counterinsurgency operation.
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And it's not uncommon for a bride and groom to ask how and where the components of their meal were grown, raised or slaughtered.
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It is not uncommon for people to recognize they have the disease only when they see photos or videos of themselves, Dr. Young said.
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Most of Apple's engineering teams are dominated by men and it is not uncommon for women in tech to experience sexism in different forms.
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It's not uncommon for Instagram to remove photos or even to delete whole user accounts permanently without notice for posting photos of female nipples.
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It's not uncommon for Alexa to point you to your phone screen (and the associated Alexa app) to get a full answer to your question.
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It's not uncommon for businesses to file for trademarks in other countries defensively, to ensure that others don't use their name for their own enrichment.
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It is not uncommon for student loan borrowers, even those with less religious callings, to ask friends, family and strangers for assistance online and otherwise.
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"It is not uncommon for financial or staffing challenges to arise in the course of implementation of our consent decrees," Gupta said in the letter.
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A spokesman for the US State Department, however, said Thursday that it was not uncommon for foreign officials to have contact with US political campaigns.
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It's not uncommon for restaurants to give out freebies once in a while, but the Montreal-based establishment is charitable on a whole other level.
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It's simply not that uncommon for a ticketed passenger to not show up for a flight due to illness or some external change of plans.
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Glenn Lader, a National Weather Service meteorologist in Tucson, Arizona, told the Associated Press that the snow and cold is "quite uncommon" for the Southwest.
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Professor Robert Lamb, a Northwestern University biochemist who studies the influenza virus, says it is uncommon for someone so young to die from the illness.
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It's very uncommon for Asian kids to move out, especially at my age, so I've been a bit of a black sheep in the family.
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"It's not uncommon for people to thank the survivor for their time or even to apologize to them for the atrocities they suffered," Grossberg said.
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A legal expert tells PEOPLE, however, that it is not uncommon for children to be removed from both parents if one is suspected of wrongdoing.
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Although it's not uncommon for new administrations to update these documents, Jones says this is the first time she's seen so many eliminated at once.
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It is also not uncommon for professionals to take advantage of their employer's 2401(k) plans, often with contributions matched up to a set level.
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It is not uncommon for high-profile allegations against celebrities to prompt defamation lawsuits, but they are usually filed by the star against the accuser.
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It's not uncommon for brides-to-be to keep a Pinterest board of their dream bling (and boyfriends to secretly follow those accounts for hints).
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Not long ago, it wasn't uncommon for companies to have set policies in place that regulated employees' use of and access to social media platforms.
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In Metro Manila, it is not uncommon for homosexual teenagers to seek out anonymous sex by posting graphic photos and videos with the hashtag "Alter".
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Before the 22013 changes, it was not uncommon for a retailer to be in bankruptcy for 22014 months or so, but now that's not possible.
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"While we aren't sure the reason for the (Corpus) shutdown, it's not uncommon for LNG facilities to shut shortly after they begin service," Genscape said.
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So it's not uncommon for people to leave Chicago to buy guns, take them back to the city, and sell them to would-be criminals.
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"It is incredibly uncommon for women in serious committed relationship to freeze their eggs," says Deborah Anderson-Bialis, co-founder of fertility data startup FertilityIQ.
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Indeed, while some comments are fairly simple, it's not uncommon for agency personnel to spend weeks or even months preparing responses to more complex submissions.
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It is fairly uncommon for most women in the region to pursue higher education, where gender roles dictate a life of early marriage and motherhood.
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While not every financial crisis is within a person's control, it's not uncommon for money issues to arise due to someone's own choices and actions.
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It's not uncommon for sea lions to get shot -- most often by fishermen who believe the animals are reducing salmon populations and harming their livelihood.
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While it's not uncommon for women (and men) to dress up for iftar, few people put time and effort into how they look during suhoor.
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At the time, we were told it's not uncommon for someone who just got sentenced to life behind bars to be placed on suicide watch.
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Among those that did, it was not uncommon for the men involved to take a slight detour before continuing their careers — often to great success.
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It's not uncommon for Americans to retire to Florida, but who knew that the British choreographer Frederick Ashton (1904-88) would end up there, too?
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It is uncommon for the Supreme Court to divide a statute, finding that one part can be applied to foreign conduct while another part cannot.
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A pathologist, The Sunday Times reported, noted that the gun used to kill Constantinou was under four inches in length, uncommon for such a burglary.
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It seems to give Pierson a freedom to speak that is uncommon for political spokespeople, who often have to stick closely to a prepared script.
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In this administration, it isn't uncommon for the NSC to be left out of the loop, but the timing compounded the current sense of frustration.
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And they happen throughout our lives: It is not uncommon for pregnant moms to feel the rhythmic bouncing of babies' hiccups before they're even born.
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While it is not uncommon for early childhood memories to be based on photos rather than the actual events, these are not always true memories.
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It's not uncommon for visitors on his company's tours to be invited to join in a neighborhood potluck or onto a back balcony for wine.
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And it is not uncommon for organizations that refuse to sign the pledge to have to shut down entirely or dramatically reduce public health services.
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It is unclear the reason why the report is delayed, but it is not uncommon for offices to miss deadlines declared in the defense bill.
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Well into the nineties, it was not uncommon for racers to wing over the rudimentary fencing and into the spectators, or the rocks and trees.
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Leaks often bring to light information that the leaker considers important for public discourse, and it is not uncommon for leakers to have personal motives.
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What the Gray brothers experienced is not uncommon for many minorities, who report finding their very presence in some situations wrongly interpreted as a threat.
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There are plenty of affordable policy options out there, and it's not uncommon for term life insurance policies to go for about $20 per month.
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It's not uncommon for coyotes to settle in urban green spaces, the agency said -- they can occupy 7 to 8 square miles of the city.
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It's not uncommon for Mitski's fans to say that they would die for her, which is a little distressing, even as a figure of speech.
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READ: How teachers are fighting the white nationalists brainwashing their students It's not uncommon for hate groups to co-opt the meaning of everyday things.
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At the British MI-6 house, it was not uncommon for the heavy metal music blaring from massive speakers to drown out the 203 a.m.
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" While some have suggested that it isn't uncommon for founders to leave a company once it is acquired, Sonnenfeld said, "Creative talent can be retained.
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"It's not uncommon for stocks to pause, given where they are, in advance of some news," said Willie Delwiche, investment strategist at Baird in Milwaukee.
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It is not uncommon for new presidents to make quick changes in regulatory policy or try to reverse certain last-minute rules their predecessors enacted.
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Though it's rare that such graphic content shows up in lawmakers' feeds, it's not uncommon for communications staffers to post things on the wrong account.
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It's not uncommon for reporters to provide behind-the-scenes anecdotes in books published months after the end of political campaigns or major news events.
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It's not uncommon for advertising businesses to have a drop in revenue from Q4 to Q1 — marketers' ad budgets usually shrink following the holiday season.
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It's not uncommon for me to lock myself away for 15 hours and not eat or drink and just go until I have nothing left.
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It's not uncommon for Hollywood stars to spend their spare time doing humanitarian charity work, as Penn has done in Haiti since the 20163 earthquake.
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As the end-of-June deadline approaches, it is not uncommon for the justices to splinter in their legal reasoning or lash out through dissenting opinions.
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It is not uncommon for party staff to volunteer for the transition, and many do similar leaves to work on events like the Republican National Convention.
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One Uber driver speaking on condition of anonymity told the Herald that it's not uncommon for drivers to file illegitimate charges, fight any disputes, and win.
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It was not uncommon for ancient cultures to build upon older structures, but in this case, the archaeologists had no idea a temple was located within.
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"The average is just under 70 months, and it's not uncommon for people to take out six-and-a-half and seven-year loans," LeBeau said.
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It's not uncommon for people to fall under the belief that traveling is a remedy for being a shitty person or having shitty outlooks on life.
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It is not uncommon for senior Justice Department officials to ask the administration's regular Supreme Court lawyer, the solicitor general, if they can argue a case.
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A former CDC official told Vox it's not uncommon for officials to avoid using language in budget discussions that might offend those holding the purse strings.
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Mr. Brown asked if Officer Fernandez would agree that it was not uncommon for officers to take their gun out on vertical patrols; Officer Fernandez agreed.
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His fiery red al pastor topped with crunchy, vibrant pickled red onions is done in a style uncommon for the Detroit area, and hard to beat.
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After a natural disaser, it's not uncommon for people to go through the five stages of grief (denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance), Dr. Baladerian says.
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She traveled so frequently it was not uncommon for her to wake in the middle of the night and think for a moment, Where am I?
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Whereas this sort of live streaming is common for social media services and other "family friendly" apps but it is quite uncommon for services like CamSoda.
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It's hardly uncommon for users to express frustration with app updates, but one notable criticism of Snapchat's redesign from Twitter user Courtney Coffman caught Teigen's eye.
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It is not uncommon for super PACs to appear from nowhere late in the campaign season in order to take advantage of delayed donor disclosure laws.
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It is not uncommon for companies to have some existing legal issue that needs to be addressed, such as capitalization, documentation and/or employee/IP issues.
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The agency added that it's not uncommon for smaller asteroids fly by Earth at the same distance that 2014 JO25 will, but its size is noteworthy.
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"Purple gold" grows wild and plentiful in the northern Rockies, and it's not uncommon for both locals and tourists to take their buckets and go foraging.
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It's not uncommon for me to power through work, cram in a run and cook dinner before realizing I haven't really connected with anyone that day.
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If you are a black artist who dares to deal with the past, it is not uncommon for others to question your dexterity and your authority.
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It's not uncommon for the characters to be dressed down to their underwear, which is essential for setting the right tone, WoW player Frank told Motherboard.
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It's not uncommon for video game companies to run simulations of big games in their products to whip up a little consumer interest before the events.
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A 20-year-old malcontent; a student, still in high school (which is not uncommon for 20 year olds in Germany), who lives with his parents.
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It's not uncommon for family members to be involved with various aspects of smuggling and subsequently get their kids into it at a very young age.
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It's not uncommon for the UFC to release years-old fights that tie into a given weekend's events to drum up excitement, but these were unique.
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It's not uncommon for fans to spend 30+ minutes not watching the game and instead wandering around the stadium in search of a reasonable beer line.
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It's not uncommon for local governments to seek changes to agreements even after negotiations, but the overwhelming majority of investigations still end up in a settlement.
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People don't reliably upload pictures in chronological order, and it's not uncommon for users to post pictures of something other than themselves as a profile picture.
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This integration of personal and professional time is not uncommon for executives who are nearing retirement or otherwise close to moving on to their next challenge.
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Cramer said he likes Tradeweb's business because average daily volumes grew 37% last year and the company is already profitable, which is uncommon for an IPO.
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So when creative talent is awash in success, it's not uncommon for them to test the latitude provided by taking creative risks with their next project.
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As an Asian-American professor, author and speaker, Sue says it is not uncommon for students and colleagues to remark on how well he speaks English.
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"It's not uncommon for esports teams to sign player contracts without knowing how old the player is, or making themselves willingly blind to it," McArthur said.
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It is not uncommon for an existing home to sell at the asking price, for cash, in less than a week of going on the market.
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Thanks to lifestyle inflation especially common in expensive cities, it's not uncommon for people earning six figures or more to feel like they're barely scraping by.
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The 30-second spot was not only racist, it also contained factual inaccuracies, and it is not uncommon for networks to reject advertisements on such grounds.
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It's uncommon for female athletes to compete in the Olympics while pregnant — some who did so didn't even know they were with child at the time.
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I was a spokesman for Ronald Reagan for more than a decade, and it was not uncommon for him to express his dislike of a story.
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It's not uncommon for celebrities to participate in social causes either, but Momoa has consistently proven his dedication to it and his refusal to give in.
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It is not uncommon for older people like Mr. McLellan to slip through the cracks and become vulnerable to fraud and abuse from caretakers, experts say.
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The convoluted financial transaction to support the cash-strapped government would not have been uncommon for Russia, but signified Moscow's desperation to find a foreign investors.
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It's not uncommon for students to settle in the state of their alma mater — "one of the biggest drivers of growth in our state," he said.
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It is not uncommon for manufacturers with more experience making a device than writing software to make basic security mistakes when forced to do the latter.
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It is not uncommon for private equity firms to do so-called "toehold investments" for reasons that include long-term investing and getting to know management.
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"It's uncommon for people with this oral allergy syndrome to have anaphylaxis, where it will affect organ systems outside of the mouth and throat," Casale says.
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It's not uncommon for MTurk workers, or Turkers, to use scripts to help them find high-paying tasks they're suitable for and to accept them quickly.
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At CNN, it isn't uncommon for moms to be at the office early and work through the evenings, particularly in a busy period like the election.
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It's not uncommon for a company, like an elected official, to say one thing in one situation and do the opposite when the tables are turned.
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According to one of Gates' former employees at Microsoft, it wasn't uncommon for Gates to read as many as 14 books while he was on vacation.
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Equifax learned of the hack at the end of July but waited until Thursday to go public with the news, not uncommon for major corporate hacks.
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In the late 19th through to the mid-20th century, it wasn't uncommon for an architect to design every piece of a structure, inside and out.
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We were about three miles from the Mexican border, where it's not uncommon for people crossing illegally to run into trouble and run out of water.
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As you research, it is not uncommon for your position to become more nuanced or even change entirely once you begin to understand the big picture.
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In recent years, it was not uncommon for China to have more than 215 million tonnes of the U.S. oilseed on the books by late August.
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Yoshinari Nishikori's period action film "Tatara Samurai" does not skimp with its swordplay, but its narrative arc takes you to a resolution uncommon for its genre.
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While it is uncommon for these infections to be spread from one person to another, the agency warned that it may be possible under rare circumstances.
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While it's not uncommon for debris such as satellites or spent rocket stages to fall to Earth, large vessels capable of supporting human life are rarer.
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The story is so unbelievable, and even as my mother's telling the story she's questioning it, because, you know, that's not uncommon for victims of trauma.
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To be sure, it's not uncommon for Americans to pay as much or more for gasoline on Labor Day weekend as they paid on Memorial Day.
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While it would be uncommon for any White House budget to be embraced wholly, Congress has not given President Trump's plan the serious consideration it deserves.
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It is uncommon for humpback whales to end up stranded along the U.K. coast, according to ZSL, but humpback strandings appear to be on the rise.
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While it is not uncommon for experts to differ on such matters — Is that painting by the old master or the school of the old master?
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It is not uncommon for there to be more than 100 boats chasing murres off Newfoundland's narrow bays, the boom of shotguns ricocheting over the water.
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It's not uncommon for a new exercise routine to stimulate people's appetites and cause them to move less outside of exercise, and even cause weight gain.
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It is not uncommon for employers, concerned about having to cover maternity leave costs, to ask female job applicants about their marital status and childbearing plans.
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It's not uncommon for Silicon Valley investors to get a money pitch from a celebrity who moonlights as an entrepreneur: Jessica Alba founded the Honest Company.
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ANNIE It is not uncommon for people to make mistakes, give way to bad impulses or even be unkind — especially when their "big days" are involved.
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He noted that it's not uncommon for people being questioned to ask if they're personally under investigation or a target of an investigation — which Trump did.
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"It's not uncommon for long-term engine programs to experience technical issues during their life and we manage them through proactive maintenance," a Rolls-Royce spokeswoman said.
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But it's not uncommon for people to think a boy like Bennett should be "grateful" that he had the opportunity to have sex with an older woman.
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It is not uncommon for one of today's students to ask, upon encountering an invidious idea, why on earth she should have to put up with it.
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It wasn't uncommon for Uber drivers to boast of monthly earnings of 100,000 rupees, which is the typical salary of a junior multinational executive in the country.
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It's not uncommon for an employer to completely ghost a candidate after an interview, especially if they have a long list of applicants applying for a job.
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It's not uncommon for studios to employ such tactics to push movies past various milestones, but Marvel's stunt now falls under the heading of a sibling rivalry.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Red Stag TimberIt's not uncommon for cartoon characters to find themselves unwittingly dragged through all the chaos of a saw mill.
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It is not uncommon for Muslim pupils in Belgium to go to Catholic schools, which can be seen as more conservative or more exclusive than state schools.
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It's not uncommon for leaders to claim well-built teams, products, and business units originated from people who took the initiative and had the courage to create.
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Whenever you spend a lot of time in a confined space with a group of people, it's not uncommon for a new language to develop. Slang. Shorthand.
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It's not uncommon for the infectious disease pathology lab at the CDC's National Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases to be searching samples for something unknown.
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Granted, exposition is not uncommon for comic book movies, where things like Infinity Stones, living planets, Themyscira, and wizards imbuing champions exist and are difficult to explain.
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It's not uncommon for people to cycle back and forth between the two facilities, occasionally ending up at the public hospital's emergency room, which is also nearby.
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It wasn't uncommon for her to walk past a frat house and have a friend nudge her and say, oh, I know people who were raped there.
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Flyers frequently complain about how cold it is on planes, and it is not uncommon for them to point to this as one reason passengers get sick.
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It's not uncommon for dramas nowadays to be led by an unlikable protagonist—an ornery or despicable individual whose motivations are bad and whose behavior is worse.
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"Before the big labor reports it's not uncommon for the market to be pretty quiet," said Randy Frederick, managing director of trading and derivatives at Charles Schwab.
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In some cases Japan's working culture can be fatal, and it is not uncommon for workers to commit suicide or suffer a stroke because of excessive hours.
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It's not uncommon for victims of sexual assault to want to preserve their anonymity, and dropping a lawsuit doesn't mean admitting that the case had no merit.
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To feel apart, even isolated, is not uncommon for a Muslim from Schaerbeek, the third-poorest commune in Belgium and one with a long history of racism.
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It's not at all uncommon for hospitals to use the same equipment for 10 to 85033 years after its original release — the cybersecurity equivalent of a lifetime.
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But far from being some sort of epidemic requiring a campaign of self-protection, being falsely accused of sexual assault is very, very uncommon for American men.
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"Safety and security is paramount and it is not uncommon for children to be trafficked or smuggled by those claiming to be parents," the official told CNN.
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It's not uncommon for employees to move from specialist roles to Genius positions, for example, as a few of the people interviewed for this story have done.
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" The rock star said that, back then, living with parents was not uncommon for young artists who were just starting out: "We were the norm, you know.
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It's not uncommon for people in abusive relationships to feel they can't leave because they wouldn't have a place to stay or a way to pay rent.
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And, it's also not uncommon for these interns to have to pay hundreds of dollars to get their experience outside of school to count for college credit.
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While temperatures topping 90 degrees are not too uncommon for New York City, it is rare to see the heat last more than a couple of days.
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In fact, it is not uncommon for them to secretly retain most manufacturer payments – rebates, discounts and other fees – instead of passing the savings on to patients.
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As Eleonora Baldwin wrote for Gambero Rosso, many traditional Italian recipes might involve animal proteins — but it's also not uncommon for them not to be vegetarian-friendly.
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"The safety and security is paramount, and it is not uncommon for children to be trafficked or smuggled by those claiming to be parents," the official said.
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It might be uncommon for a voice assistant to record me accidentally, but the systems don't yet seem smart enough to wake up with 100 percent accuracy.
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday defended her by suggesting it's not uncommon for accidents to happen when Americans to drive on the opposite side of the road.
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It's not uncommon for them leave their children with their grandparents at home while they go find work in urban locations where there are more job prospects.
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It isn't uncommon for Robbins' to work 16-hour days and rely on just a few hours of sleep — sometimes as little as 3 hours each night!
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Palliative care experts say it is not uncommon for people in hospice care to perk up briefly before they die, sometimes speaking clearly or asking for food.
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It's not uncommon for early spring storms like this to bring a large swath of snow as well as a significant area of severe weather, including tornadoes.
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In professional tennis, which is rife with conflicts of interest, it is not uncommon for one person to hold many roles simultaneously, especially in broadcasting and coaching.
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In parts of Southeast Asia, it's not uncommon for individuals to use gold instead of cash for big purchases such as real estate, bankers and analysts said.
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It is not uncommon for teams in China to suddenly go out of business, but what marked out Dalian Shide's demise was the club's status and success.
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He added that it was uncommon for athletes to be very critical of something related to the Olympics or Paralympics, but that the coronavirus has changed that.
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As for the fakes, multiple dealers have told us it's not uncommon for forgers to push out fake items and fake signatures on eBay and other platforms.
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It&aposs not uncommon for wealthy parents to spend $50,000 or more on swanky soirees for their kids thanks to social-media pressure to outdo one another.
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It's not uncommon for coyotes to settle in urban green spaces, CACC says -- but attacks on people remain extremely rare as the animals tend to avoid humans.
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It's not uncommon for the rock — which the state Department of Conservation and Recreation said is three feet high and weighs about 6,600 pounds — to be vandalized.
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While it is not uncommon for debris such as satellites or spent rocket stages to fall to Earth, large vessels capable of supporting human life are rarer.
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It is not uncommon for infants to spend several weeks in the hospital while their breathing stabilizes and they regain the ability to feed on their own.
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It is not uncommon for tech billionaires to take their time — and to be intimidated by the challenge — to figure out how to dispense with their fortunes.
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It is not uncommon for Brazilian executives to sit on multiple boards, but rarely does one person take the helm of two companies facing such serious challenges.
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It is not a rare bird, but it is shy and it is uncommon for the casual bird-watcher to spy one in New York, experts said.
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Aaron Wolfson, a former prosecutor in New York, noted that it was not uncommon for juries to be out "five, six or seven days" in complicated cases.
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In a world that encourages men to suppress and tamp down their emotions, it's not uncommon for sex workers often act as impromptu therapists for their clients.
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It's not uncommon for people to wrap their faces in wet cloth when venturing onto the furnace-like streets, and the wind is so hot it feels heavy.
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There is some historical debate over Pennypacker's exact age (in an era before widespread government IDs, it wasn't uncommon for people to simply forget their date of birth).
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Clinical trial experts interviewed by Reuters said it's not uncommon for principal investigators to be unaware of test results sent to a third party specialty laboratory for analysis.
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" As for Carey singing along to a track, a source close to her said: "It is not uncommon for artists to sing to track during certain live performances.
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It's not uncommon for major Fortune 500 companies today to still be operating tech or leveraging data models that were built before man was put on the moon.
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He said it was not uncommon for there to be a few hiccups across different networks, but those should be worked out in the next month or two.
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It's not uncommon for him to take note of the names of his victims so that he can write them after the game and insult them even further.
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That's not at all uncommon for in-car systems, but that's the problem: the language requirements feel ridiculously formal compared with phone assistants like Siri and Google Assistant.
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It is not uncommon for different parties in the Swiss government to pursue different policy ideologies as all important issues in the country are dealt with by referendums.
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While his type is not uncommon for Silicon Valley, most leaders in his league have evolved — from Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg to Snap's Evan Spiegel to Microsoft's Bill Gates.
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And there were quite a few of them that came out of Saint Joseph but it's not uncommon for many of these places to have those stories emerge.
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Mall appearances aren't too uncommon for well-known Baltimore rappers like Young Moose, a bona fide local celebrity who can barely walk the city's streets without similar reactions.
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Most of my friends in India had degrees in chemical, civil, or electrical engineering, and it was uncommon for a girl to want to go into my field.
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It's also possible, though still uncommon, for people without PTSD to have flashbacks, so the fact that you aren't having them isn't definitive one way or the other.
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It's uncommon for women to have testosterone levels that high, even if they have a condition like polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), which causes elevated androgen levels, she says.
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It's uncommon for stocks to hit new highs in August, but when they do so during a presidential election year, the contest has been a blowout since 1950.
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In China, trademarks are generally awarded by the government to those who apply first, and it's not uncommon for enterprising individuals to try to register names of celebrities.
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We only live 30 miles from each other, but we're all often traveling so it's not uncommon for us to be on different continents at any given time.
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"It's not uncommon for a lot of Olympic athletes to come back and go through depression for a little while, because they don't know what's next," he said.
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Transparency International rates Laos in the global bottom quartile in terms of overall corruption, and it is not uncommon for public servants to go months without being paid.
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It's not uncommon for presidential campaigns to undergo full-scale investigations into the private lives of their hopefuls, in hopes of avoiding any embarrassing indiscretions or sordid details.
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It's not uncommon for multiples of the same model to be entered into the same class, with minuscule differences in the paint job or condition breaking the tie.
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Manager Bryan Price said after the game that it wasn&apost uncommon for a pitcher to show that kind of inconsistency after returning from such a major procedure.
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Parker says that it's not uncommon for her to meet with somebody who's eating somewhat regularly, not vomiting or taxing laxatives and not exercising three hours a day.
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Beverly Hills-based plastic surgeon Dr. Marc Mani — who has also operated in China — says it's not uncommon for Chinese patients to request the looks of American stars.
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For the rest of Mr. Dorough's career, it was not uncommon for him to be playing a jazz set and have someone call for a "Schoolhouse Rock!" tune.
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