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A partial sample of these controversies is given in 1.1 and 1.2 below, which state the more common interpretation on two strategic issues and then elaborate objections to those interpretations.

After the expedition returned from Peru in 1743, Bouguer and La Condamine could not agree on one common interpretation of the observations, mainly because of the use of two baselines and the lack of suitable computing techniques.

The definition selected was based on a common interpretation of chest radiographs [ 19].

The most common interpretation of the ash mounds based on excavations at Budihal and Utner is that they are remains of cattle pens or efforts to rid settlements of cow dung [56].

Common interpretation of strength of agreement based on the Kappa statistic is given in Table 1[ 29].

The most common interpretation of functional segregation, that motion perception depends only on one of the three dimensions of color, is rejected.

He insists the common interpretation of the video – that the singer was hinting that he was on his deathbed – is wrong, because he came up with the concept a week before Bowie received his final diagnosis.

But the common understanding of "lifetime employment" is as far off the mark as is the common interpretation of consensus.

What would be the common interpretation of such pictures?

"Few of my images fit with the common interpretation of the Cartier-Bresson decisive moment.

Others argue that the common interpretation of many of the demographic statistics is too gloomy.