The bank that gave them their loan, First Franklin, has since sold it — a standard practice in recent years.
When Turner was released early on Friday for good behavior, a standard practice in California, he rushed past a mob of news cameras without commenting.
The court docket on the case lists him as John Doe, a standard practice in cases where a defendant is cooperating.
Military officials said no additional American combat forces, warships or aircraft had moved into the region — a standard practice in many past crises, including one in 2003.
Prechlorination, which is often the final step of pretreatment and a standard practice in many parts of the world, has been questioned by scientists.
A spokeswoman for the agency declined to comment about the matter and would not say whether it had produced a closing memorandum, a standard practice in any investigation, saying it was "gathering the files related to the investigation".
The study has also not yet been peer-reviewed, a standard practice in academia where other experts will scrutinize an author's findings to see if they're accurate enough to publish.
Among their duties will be ensuring male and female guests do not mix in the same rooms – already a standard practice in most Afghan weddings – and that the bride is modestly attired.
The use of music in stage plays had become a standard practice in Spain by the late 15th century, and that practice laid the foundation for the emergence of various forms of Spanish musical theatre.
— As you know, our bills and billing practices undergo the most sophisticated reviews and audits by clients who employ such techniques as a standard practice in connection with outside counsel billings.
The union, though, credits the strikes for recent improvements to overtime scheduling, an increase in the number of break rooms and a pledge by Amazon to pay Christmas bonuses, a standard practice in German industry.
