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That might not seem large compared with the multimillion-dollar governors' races that can be commonplace across the country these days.
Margaret Hodge, chairwoman of the House of Commons public accounts committee, said: "I am absolutely shocked that what was seen as a rogue case appears to be commonplace across the whole of the civil service.
Apocryphal stories of how miners are simply left to die after an accident are commonplace across Latin America.
While school closings as a result of demographic change and tight budgets are commonplace across the country, rarely does a system lose half of itself in one sweep.
It is commonplace across the region to hear even educated people make racist slurs against Roma, often to the general approval of their peers.
This is commonplace across the entire union movement and, frankly, if parliament adopted a similar approach to MPs we would all have avoided the expenses scandal".
The Enlightenment is sometimes called the Humanitarian Revolution, because it led to the abolition of barbaric practices that had been commonplace across civilisations for millennia.
Though smartphones are commonplace across each of the six countries, it was found that girls face disproportionate barriers to accessing technology, diminishing their digital literacy.
Almost a third of people of African descent polled in a new EU survey say they have experienced racial harassment in the last five years, a report that claims racial discrimination is "commonplace" across 12 European countries reveals.
Such treasures are commonplace across Turkey, and his attempts have been overshadowed by a recent fierce controversy over a more spectacular set of mosaics, uncovered near Gaziantep, further to the east of Turkey, thanks in part to help from David Packard, a son of one of the founders of the Hewlett-Packard electronics company.
