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But breaking the buck is not actually uncommon.

Zwart et al. reported that incident reporting is actually uncommon in Dutch general practice [ 32].

Also it is actually uncommon in the survey methodology literature to see surveys conducted across multiple physician specialties.

Clinically significant blood loss after OPU is actually uncommon, with a reported incidence of severe intra- or retroperitoneal bleeding varying from 0 to 1.3%;.

This poliomyelitis is actually an uncommon complication of poliovirus infection.

Looking at the pattern of this infection, it is actually quite uncommon in young children".

"It's actually not uncommon to have a large bird population on a former landfill site," he said.

As the historian Jelani Cobb pointed out to MSNBC's Chris Hayes on Friday night, the reviewer's ideas about slavery's history are not actually as uncommon as many of us would like to believe.

Perhaps they were moved by sob stories about salt-of-the-earth family farmers and small-business men forced by estate taxes to abandon their heritage -- although a quick check of the facts would have revealed that such stories are actually quite uncommon, and that the compromise bill offered by the Democratic leadership would have made them vanishingly rare.

This may not be the first such list — it's actually not uncommon for ballplayers to log some air time, especially in recent years — but I made up some rules to make the challenge harder: The player can be playing himself, but the appearance has to have been in a scripted series.

This structure property relationship provides new examples of auxetics and shows that negative Poisson's ratios are actually not uncommon among many classes of inorganic (and organic) materials, including elemental metals, alloys, ionic solids, molecular solids and giant covalent networks.