Yet the justices granted the detainees only one specific right under Common Article 3: the right to have any criminal charges heard by a "regularly constituted court"--one created by an act of Congress.

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Jacques Chirac, France's president, warned darkly last week that he would veto any Doha deal that demanded more changes to the common agricultural policy (see article).

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Second, that Common Article 3 of the Geneva Conventions represents a minimum standard of decency that must be applied to all detainees, without exception.

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Common Article 3 of the conventions, which relates to "non-international armed conflicts" -- the most common form of conflict in the world today -- is applicable to the situation in Syria.

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The professors cited in the Journal article take a point of view common amongst business leaders.

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As the same The Economist article also argues, China and America have a lot in common.

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Most of Mr Gingrich's article was a disquisition on the dangers inherent in forming a common European currency.

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In a New York Times article last year former News of the World journalist Sean Hoare alleged that phone hacking was common practice at the newspaper.

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See The Atlantic article for an example of how they repeatedly save 98% off of what is typically spent for a common scenario.

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