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As one woman put it in a common refrain on the page, "Wow nobody these days can take laughs".

Popular but unprofitable has become a common refrain on Wall Street, as more and more young Internet companies race to the public markets.

Mr. Perry's claims about job creation are a common refrain on the campaign trail that resonates with those who turn out to support him — so much so that it raises the question of whether he is putting too many eggs in one basket, especially with the nation potentially heading into a double-dip recession and the Republican nominating contests just months away.

A common refrain on Wall Street is that stocks aren't cheap at these levels relative to earnings, but neither are they expensive.

Santorum's line is based on a common refrain of those who oppose legalization for the estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants in the United States: "Illegal" immigrants have committed a crime simply by being in the country.

WASHINGTON — Republicans have long accused mainstream journalists of being on the payroll of President Obama and the Democratic Party, a common refrain of favoritism especially from those on the losing end of an election (see Bush vs. Gore, Clinton vs. Bush and Bush vs. Dukakis).

It was a common refrain of Guillen's, I learned.

The retrospective is bound by a common refrain of tenderness.

One sample Twitter offering — "Obamacare is a train wreck" — is a common refrain for Speaker John A. Boehner.

Indeed, a common refrain heard on the Street says that Starbucks shares are "priced to perfection".

"6 million Jews! Shame on you!" was a common refrain among the comments on the site.