Given the commonness ( is that a word ? ) of the story, the article really ought to address it one way or the other.
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This match was also based on a segment of mitochondrial DNA, but no information was given that would enable the commonness of the sequence to be estimated.
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It's not that " atypical " means " difficult ", it's that ease and difficulty are often related to previous experience and commonness.
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Despite the seeming commonness of shower falls, however, the average person faces barely a one in a million chance annually of being seriously injured in such a spill.
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If those linked alleles happen to be rare variants, they will become more common, and their commonness will only be associated with the area where hybrids are formed.
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Sabeti and her colleagues developed a way of comparing the " age " of a variation to its commonness to single out the ones that are fast-spreading and advantageous.
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The number and variety of snoring solutions concocted through the years _ patent applications have been filed for hundreds of devices _ speak to the commonness of the problem and the discord it causes.
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Ferguson has said that the robot is " my metaphor for deconstructing the dead art form of the late night talk show ", and that he selected the name because of its commonness.
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A )-d ) showing importance of errors judged by commonness of occurrence and widespread among the children; and showing also the similarity of the types of error in the various schools.
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His spots of " commonness " were his unexamined social prejudices, represented as the very ordinary types of social values that he would have scorned had they been the object of his intellectual passions.
