Sentence examples for Something in common from inspiring English sources

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All these languages have something in common.

Artificial Intelligence

FISHERMEN have something in common with cowboys.

The Economist

But these C.E.O.s have something in common.

The New York Times

Yet they definitely had something in common.

The New York Times

But perhaps there's something in common.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

And they all have something in common.

Cornell University

He and I share something in common.

The New York Times

We all have something in common.

The New York Times - Food

"There has to be something in common.

The New York Times

Oh, O.K., we had something in common".

The New York Times

Or, at least, something in common?

The New York Times

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