Soaring medical spending and America's ageing population might also have something to do with it - after business types, the most common super-rich professionals are doctors and dentists.
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The stable operating range was slightly smaller compared with the traditional scraped surface type, and heat transfer coefficients were somewhat smaller due to smaller amount of generated ice fraction as common super-cooling type.
Calls for Hillary Clinton to leave the race, which have been common since Super Tuesday, are escalating among the pundit people.
But with the competition expanding twice — from 12 teams to 14 in 2006, then to 15 in 2011 — and eligibility rules being relaxed to ensure competitiveness, foreign players have become a little more common in Super Rugby.
Let's see if you can guess what the following events have in common: a super-secret conference hosted by the billionaire Koch brothers; a concert with $10,000 tickets featuring Mariah Carey; an uber-luxe weekend golf retreat in Deer Valley, Utah.
Poor technique such as camera shake, high-ISO noise or smoothing to get rid of it and poor lens quality (which is common in super-small cameras but can be mitigated with small apertures) reduces the level of actual detail far below the number of pixels recorded.
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Controversy is common in the Super Bowl commercial lineup.
It is fairly common for a Super Pac to have an allied nonprofit.
