"But the problem of a nontransparent recruitment process where the workers are charged recruitment fees is terribly common and shows why we need immigration reform, because we need to close the loopholes in the system that allow for this to happen".
They're all so terribly common".
Would they be monogrammed, or is that sort of thing terribly, terribly common?
Oh, and there's Joan Crawford as the terribly common perfume sales clerk who steals Shearer's husband.
This form is not terribly common in the medieval period.
Although serious complications aren't terribly common, they do occur.
Conditions at Signal's camps were "unusually bad" — but the scheme to defraud foreign workers and lack of transparency in the recruitment process is "terribly common," Tsu said.
There are ways to produce foie gras without the force-feeding (known as gavage), but they're not terribly common and in France, foie gras is only foie gras if the bird has been force-fed.
"If we raise a customer's rate based on risk, we notify them in advance and they have the option to reject the new rate and pay off the outstanding balance at the original rate," says Pierpoint, who also says rate increases are not terribly common for Bank of America customers.
