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It was common in both developed (333 million) and undeveloped (639 million) countries.

Measles was so common in children at the time that it was not recognised as a disease.

A common response was to see it as a deliberate distraction from government failures

Even if vinegar was a common ingredient, there was only so much of it that could be used.

It was not very common for consumers to make digital movie purchases at the time.

It was agreed that the campaign should have a visual identity and a common slogan.

Second, it was vital to reach a common understanding as to the Organization's vulnerabilities and the threats it faced.

It is common sense.

I thought this was common knowledge.

When it was finally proved that power had turned Chen into a common criminal, the KMT was voted back into power.

) it was already in common use within the pharmaceutical industry as its origin was driven by marketing strategies from vendor companies.

It was during the 20th century that a common, standardized national language became available to all Swedes.

But it turns out I was wrong, right? Because the iPod came out, and it violated every bit of common wisdom.

It was named after Westphalia, but it is a misnomer since the kingdom had little territory in common with that area.

While some speakers referred to terrorist attacks in their territories, there was unanimous recognition that terrorism was a global phenomenon, not constrained by international borders. It was a common threat, which required a common, concerted, coordinated and comprehensive international response.

The ideal of pan Asian solidarity in a common struggle for independence was not a bad one in fact, it was commendable.

The general feeling was that the common currency was doomed.

It is one of the most common birds of prey in Europe, along with the common kestrel and common buzzard.

In ancient and medieval societies, it was common for girls to be betrothed at or even before puberty.

But they did it thanks to a common identity Europe and a common economy.

But it needs to be a real union, with common deposit insurance and common resolution procedures, as well as common supervision.

But casting aspersions on a nominee s patriotism was the norm in the McCarthy era it is less common today.

Europe had neither a common language, nor was it as religiously and culturally as homogeneous as the Middle East.

It was also observed that the problems faced by SMEs were common in Africa, in OECD countries and elsewhere.

It was his skill at mobilizing large groups of people towards a specific common goal that was largely responsible for Japan's quality improvement initiatives.

The bill as a whole was passed on May 17, 1871 and it was signed into law as the Common Schools Act of 1871.

It is also common in North America.

The process of globalization means that our common world is more integrated today than it was when the United Nations was formed 60 years ago.

While this partnership was premised on shared responsibility, it did not ignore the vital principle of common but differentiated obligations.

This lamentable tradition was common to both Conservatives and Labour and yet, unfairly, it was the Labour Party that was most contaminated by the smear that it could not be trusted to manage the economy.

It was the common interest of all to ensure that development was at the top of multilateral efforts and that economic collective security was a top priority of multilateralism.

I just took it for granted that, by the time I was, say, 40, space travel would be a common thing.

Ultimately, one common course connected the reactions, and it was the hashtag contending that October 12 is nothing to celebrate nadaquecelebrar.

Fresh milk was overall less common than other dairy products because of the lack of technology to keep it from spoiling.

It was also suggested that the word occurrence , while common in the field of collision law, lacked clarity in this context.

It is more common among women than men.

Rather, it is the common patrimony of humankind.

He measured it on the four sides it had a wall around it, the length five hundred, and the breadth five hundred, to make a separation between that which was holy and that which was common.

There was common support for updating and improving the Manual.

Following this find, it is nowadays commonly presumed that, at least in late use, Runic was a widespread and common writing system.

It was further suggested that the regime of the draft instrument should be in line with common trade practices in this field.

It is more common in developed than developing countries.

It was common for a community to have shared ownership of an oven to ensure that the bread baking essential to everyone was made communal rather than private.

Within developed countries it is more common in those who are economically disadvantaged while in contrast in developing countries it is more common in the affluent.