Otherwise the common good may once more go up in flames.
Hopefully, after Lights out in Wonderland, it will become common literary currency once more.
Leicester's convincing 41-13 victory against Stade Français produced the kind of scoreline once more common in reverse.
Once more common in primaries and caucuses — uncommitted "won" the Iowa Democratic caucuses in 1972 and 1976 — the uncommitted option has become more rare in recent years.
But in the wealthier countries where warnings of the virus are more likely to trigger a shrug of parents' shoulders than real concern, the virus is returning or becoming more common once again.
Curious about the former status of this classic harbinger of spring, I asked Mick, who has lived in the village all his life, whether they were once more common.
Nationwide, about a dozen long houses have been discovered, but it is likely they were once more common than that, said Robert Blair St. George, a history professor at the University of Pennsylvania, who specializes in early American material culture and architecture.
Although rabies was once more common in rural areas, Dr. Baer said infected animals are now as likely to be found in the suburbs or even large cities, like Philadelphia and Washington.
They soon become part of a world in which race plays out in shadows and whispers; it is not characterized by the vicious strain of racism once more common in the South, but it is not the land of enlightenment, either.
On "Suddenly," Rocky rhymes over a dusty, slowed-down soul sample that feels like a production from the early nineties, decelerated for a Houston audience and streaked with the whistling, scraping sounds, and ambient washes — once more common to electronic music — that are now familiar sounds in rap.
Fossils suggest freshwater sharks were once more common, but more research is needed to determine if flotation problems or other factors finally drove them into the sea.
