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Such an idea will be as familiar to a young mother as to a strung-out artist.

Other shortages have meant that patients may get a substitute medicine their doctor may not be as familiar with.

But the composer's early masterpiece is the orchestral monolith "Refrain" (1965), which ought to be as familiar as György Ligeti's otherworldly soundscapes of the same period.

But in a few years' time, the breed will be as familiar as the spaniel, Labrador and golden retriever, as crossbreeds become ubiquitous.

Chinese dregea may not be as familiar as clematis or jasmine but it's a great alternative for growing up a fence, trellis or pergola.

Americans may not be as familiar with Eto'o, a striker for Chelsea in the English Premier League, as the rest of the world.

If not for that, Barutyan's name might be as familiar today as that of the Russian superstar Svetlana Khorkina, or maybe Nadia Comaneci.

The songs from "Modern Times" can be as familiar as the 12-bar blues and as strange as a fever dream.

Business is changing rapidly in the internet era, and Lambert will be as familiar with the clicks of the new paradigm as with the bricks of old industry.

PARKER BOHN III may not be as familiar an athlete as, say, Tiger Woods, but he still gets recognized in restaurants and airports.

Artillery barrages are as familiar as thunder and lightning.