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commonplace <commonplace; commonplaces> N

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commonplace N LIT

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Each community attended to its own, and mass burials were commonplace.
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What it's good for is, an exploration of something that's commonplace and universal maybe that's where the truth comes from.
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In the 1990s, this became a commonplace formula, found frequently in even the most commercial music.
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Electric gates, though not very commonplace at the moment, have found their niche in the market today.
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The concept of a hospital affiliated with a medical school, though commonplace now, was groundbreaking at the time.
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The eskers have become a valued source of building material, with sand and gravel extraction being commonplace.
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The pitched delivery was established by 1772 when detailed scorecards became commonplace and the straight bat had already replaced the curved one by that time.
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My images of commonplace objects reflect my personal experience of the ordinary as extraordinary.
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Getting married immediately after high school was becoming commonplace and women were increasingly under tremendous pressure to marry by the age of 20.
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A music single ringtone downloaded 100,000 times are commonplace.
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