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Salutes were fired at the Battery and in the common, "amid the incessant ringing of bells".
Octavia Spencer, as is her wont, grounds the action in common sense — no actor raises a more skeptical eyebrow — and in the common decency that attends it.
Surprisingly, and wrongly in my view, he places his greatest reliance on the exercise of prosecutorial discretion and in the common sense of juries.
A truly multicultural society cannot exist without an education in the complexity of what shapes us and in the common dimensions that we share with others, regardless of our differences.
Inside, the slightly shabby consulate wing of the hotel features murals of hunting scenes with titles written in Cyrillic and, in the common rooms, oval conference tables perfect for plotting intrigues against the English crown.
The floor plans are specially designed to foster interaction and collaboration among biologists and engineers – both in terms of dedicated lab space and in the common areas, where informal talks lead to new collaborations and spontaneous information-sharing.
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My friends and I would cut class and sit in the common room and smoke and play like cutthroats.
Cameron put into play the idea of referendum in mid-July in both newspaper interviews and in the Commons.
And in the Commons Clegg has just said that his bill will propose an "overall but modest" reduction in the number of MPs.
What those and the others have in common is a refusal to grow at any cost.
It was a national example of staying calm, working together and believing in the common good.
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