In the Middle Ages the nail fungus, Poronia punctata, which grows on horse droppings, was extremely common.
Every programmer who has even a passing familiarity with the patent system knows that vague and trivial patents are extremely common.
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Abraham, an experienced intelligence officer, says that most detainees have names that are extremely common in their part of the world.
Larke told the court that she felt that she had been "brainwashed" by Collins - a phrase that Craven says is extremely common in cases of abuse.
Yet, taking these (extremely common) measures raises the probability that what the researcher finds in his data is due to sheer chance from the conventional 5% to a whopping 60.7%, without the researcher realising it.
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One start-up that has done extremely well in the Boston Start-up Common has some interesting views on the SVSC.
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All the rice was produced at small-scale mills of the kind common in China's agricultural sector, which remains extremely localized and composed of smaller operations, making it difficult to regulate standards.
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Home dialysis was fairly common in the 1960s, when the treatment was new and extremely expensive.
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