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The rapper Common comes along in the second track, freestyling badly; D'Angelo himself arrives in Track 3, efficaciously nailing Funkadelic's "I'll Stay"; Q-Tip drops by to rap about jazz in his mentholated, nasal tones, followed by Erykah Badu.

For another, common comes (usually) in just one flavor, whereas preferreds are all over the place.

Contract employment becoming more common comes with a number of trade-offs.

It is still possible to read boosterish comment pieces about China driving the world economy ever upwards, but more common comes the concern.

The women from Greenham Common came in, the striking miners came in, and a member of Sinn Féin.

— Mr. Link grew up skateboarding on the steps at Woodbury Common — came to appreciate what their son did for a living.

Right at that moment, Common came in with a moving rap about the dangers of unprotected homosexual human-cyborg sexual activity.

Then Van Susteren starts talking about the gun issue and what a terrible example Obama is setting by having Common come to the White House and read poetry.

66 min: Commons comes on for Hartley, and immediately gets a cross in from the left.

While these transactions are taking place, Caius Curio, tribune of the commons, comes to Caesar in his province.

If Buffalo Commons comes about, perhaps a hotel can reopen in Rawlins, and Mr. Winter's ranch could draw German tourists who would pay to herd cattle.