Or perhaps hypocrisy, double standards or fear of a theocratic reprisal are as much the accepted norm in Muslim countries as free speech is an accepted norm in democratic countries.
Just to keep Geisel pacified, his publisher spends twenty-five per cent more on the paper in his books than on that in any other author's, and two or three times as much as the norm on preparing his color plates for the press.
The legendary trombonist "could play eight bars of music without taking a breath, twice as much as the norm".
Interfaith activism could be a cause on college campuses, he argued, as much "a norm" as the environmental or women's rights movements, as ambitious as Teach for America.
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As for the content: "water baths, homogenizers, centrifuges, and ingredients such as hydrocolloids, emulsifiers, and enzymes" are very much the norm in this book.
In view of this, valuing specifically genetic ties is as much a social norm as it is something required by international agreements, and it is open to question whether genetic relationships ought to be regarded as significant or not.
A third cluster examines worker capacity and motivation, often shaped in developing countries as much by the informal norms and incentives as by formal attempts to support workers or to hold them accountable.
