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In the Senate this week, Republican Susan Collins and Democrat Joe Donnelly pushed their version of the bill, the Forty Hours Is Full Time Act. "In Indiana, common wisdom is that full time is a 40-hour work week," Donnelly said.
The common wisdom is that markets hate uncertainty.
The common wisdom is that Pennington isn't ready; but how do you know unless he plays?
"The common wisdom is that privatization created monopolies," former President Salinas, who left office in 1994, told me.
The common wisdom is that Yankees fans are witnessing the beginning of a transition: the ascendancy of the Oakland Athletics and the decline of the mighty Yankees.
But Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei will continue to call the shots on nuclear policy, and the common wisdom is that Khamenei is implacably opposed to an agreement.
The common wisdom was that they nourished all Bifs equally, but German wasn't satisfied.
Still, until recently, the common wisdom was that the whole idea of hollow communications fibers defied the laws of physics.
Just a few years ago the common wisdom was that to become a huge hit, a tent-pole game had to be released in the fall.
Last year's common wisdom was that Governor Pataki might force a change in the laws because he was courting the Latino vote.
As recently as a month ago, the common wisdom was that it had been an abysmal year for movies, especially for the major studios.
