Software licenses commonly contain express warranties about the software's material conformity to certain specifications.
Indeed, they commonly contain little more than just enough matured and mellowed whiskeys to provide the necessary color, flavor, and bouquet.
Both are said to be aged 38, which jars with Alvarenga's description of his companion as a teenager, although Mexican official reports commonly contain mistakes.
Magmas produced by the melting of older crust can be identified because their zircons commonly contain inherited older cores.
Thus, it becomes enriched in river, lake, and beach sediments, which commonly contain more than one-half quartz by weight.
In discussing the many women who have criticized him, he has talked about how verbal disagreements commonly contain an implicit threat of violence, and about how such implicit threats are "forbidden" when men are addressing women.
It is especially abundant in European bauxites, sometimes as the main constituent; bauxites from the Western Hemisphere commonly contain only a few percent boehmite.
The spermatophore walls commonly contain a gelatinous substance that swells upon exposure to secretions of the female and forces out the spermatozoa.
For example, beach deposits commonly contain lenses and bands of oligomictic orthoconglomerate, composed mainly (95 percent or more) of stable, resistant, coarse clasts of vein quartz, quartzite, quartz sandstone, and chert.
Film coating fluids commonly contain a pigment suspension.
Volcanic ashes commonly contain water-soluble salts (ash leachates) with variable contents (Witham et al. 2005).
