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While opinionated cable news hosts have become commonplace over the past decade, Sharpton goes beyond talking".

He said approaches to his rank-and-file membership had become commonplace over the last month.

The instant Internet availability of illicit copies of new Hollywood films has become commonplace over the last year.

THE PRESIDENT:  -- turned over the Anbar Operations Center to the Iraqis in the type of ceremony that has become commonplace over these last several months.

The extraordinary has become commonplace over the past 12 months as the castle walls have collapsed on many of the self-important captains of the sporting world who once saw themselves as impregnable.

His film Antichrist is now heading your way, but after causing a stir on the Croisette, where shocks have become commonplace over the years, can it have the same effect on less scrutinised screens?

The local knowledge that encourages the maintenance of certain forests as a protection against avalanches and landslides by stabilizing the slopes only became commonplace over time, due to the repeated threat of landslides and avalanches to individual farms.

I'd argue that Coleman's influence has been very significant in the jazz of the past two decades, as a part of a general merging of the rhythms of contemporary dance forms like hip-hop with earlier jazz conceptions of swing, which has now become commonplace all over the jazz world.

In an especially encouraging development, American — and new American — opera has become commonplace all over the land.

And while seven-figure lots had become commonplace across Arizona over the last several years, this year there were just seven such sales and all were confined to Gooding, the last of the major auctions to get under way.

This kind of fake kidnapping has become commonplace in Brazil over the past several years: Why actually snatch a child when you can just make some empty threats and trick people?