It's a common sort of excursion at this time of year as countless corps dancers fan out around the country, perhaps with their former schools or in their hometowns, to be Sugarplum Fairies and Cavaliers, principal roles they don't perform with their own companies.
In cluster B2, 3 of the patients shared a possible common exposure (fishing excursion), but the fourth (index case-patient's daughter) did not.
However, no common activities or excursions were noted, and most did not consume any food while ashore, except in Auckland.
The London 24, in common with the Friends excursion, was partly motivated by gratitude to a supportive foreign broadcaster.
Whilst the amplitudes of flexion and extension joint excursions are common parameters measured in most of the studies based on the Wartenberg test, a combination of the kinematic data with anthropometric data allows for the derivation of useful kinetic data.
Ferrier's philosophy, then, constitutes a further excursion in the common sense tradition, but one that sets itself at some considerable distance from Reid.
Such excursions are not reported for the common vole (Microtus arvalis); however, since exploratory excursions are common in small mammals, it might be reasonable to assume that they also exist in common voles.
During his years at Yale, Mr. Bush rarely if ever joined fellow undergraduates for the kind of weekend excursions to New York City common for students.
Despite its earthy texture, the album shares little in common with the label's excursions into "home listening".
For example, sex, dining, travel, excursions and a common hobby.
The logic is simple: With more users, especially city-dwellers, tapping ride-sharing and on-demand services in place of owning a vehicle, it's more likely they'll want some flexibility in how those trips are routed, since a multi-errand excursion is a pretty common occurrence for most.
