The two professors note that the decline of unions is part of a common account of rising inequality that is often contrasted with a market explanation that includes technological change, immigration and foreign trade.
Since 2011, Facebook has asked users for their phone numbers in order to enable "two-factor authentication", a common account security feature that sends a text message whenever a login is attempted.
Possibly the most common account holds that weed came to America in the form of hemp plantations that proliferated in 17th century American colonies.
Historians disagree about the cause of his death, but the most common account is that Parr was sent to find a missing unit and was killed by rifle fire on 21 August after encountering a German cavalry patrol.
It has never been firmly established how the fire on Orient broke out, but one common account is that jars of oil and paint had been left on the poop deck, rather than properly stowed away after paintwork on the ship's hull had been completed shortly before the battle.
The most common account of his death is that he died of natural causes in 1945 while serving his sentence at Ucciardone prison in Palermo.
Last week, the American government reaffirmed its commitment to common accounting rules, something that Timothy F. Geithner, the Treasury secretary, has argued was necessary for common global regulation of banks, among other things.
The fault lies in part with the media — the movie that makes a generation of people afraid of shark attacks at the beach when mosquito-borne disease is far more common, or the news accounts that make us more fearful of plane crashes than the vastly greater danger of car crashes.
Common errors include listing accounts that don't belong to you, late payments that weren't really late, and items that were supposed to be removed.
The investigation was complicated by the fact that the programmer apparently used one of the prepaid Internet accounts that are common here in which temporary user names and passwords are issued that are difficult to trace.
More or less Euhemeristic historical accounts that were common in the Middle Ages and were a symptom of a certain secularization process themselves gave way to history writing, focusing on psychological, social, and economic facts.
