There is disagreement over the distance that the positive effects of clustering actually extend to, however, meaning that the generation of synergetic 'cluster effects' (as they are commonly understood) between firms in Manchester and firms in Newcastle for example could prove difficult.
A typical combined salary for a WSL player also on one of 27 "central" England contracts is around £45,000 per annum – peanuts compared to their male peers but an infinite improvement on the £5 match fees commonly paid by leading clubs only a couple of decades ago.
Other basketball players followed suit and, today, we commonly see basketball shorts four inches [10cm] below the knee (or lower).
"We're going to get you tested for polycystic ovary syndrome, commonly known as PCOS," my doctor explained.
It most commonly affects women aged over 50, but can occur in women of all ages.
The last is commonly regarded to have been at Coniston, Northern Territory, in 1928 – notwithstanding the countless other acts of extreme violence (including custodial deaths) inextricably linked to colonialism, that have since been perpetrated against Indigenous Australians.
An interesting little study published this week by the consulting arm of PricewaterhouseCoopers found that the qualities needed in transformational leaders – the sort of strategists capable of rethinking an organisation riddled with cultural and existential problems, like banking after the crash or traditional industries threatened by upstart new rivals – are most commonly found in women over 55.
I'd hoped that the commonly felt disillusionment with the two main parties would have translated into a more radical shift in voter behaviour, and that both the Greens and Craig Murray would have polled better than they did.
While academia can be on occasion adversarial, it is more commonly competitive and political.
Demand for money functions, which had previously seemed stable, commonly broke down once used as an intermediate monetary target.
Kasparov, who held the world chess championship title for 15 years and is commonly regarded as the greatest player the world has yet seen, disputed claims that Putin is popular in Russia, saying propaganda and restrictions on free speech had driven criticism underground.
