Rooney, named the United States ambassador to Ireland earlier this year, is now listed as the Pittsburgh Steelers' chairman emeritus, a title commonly given to an executive who has retired from professional life.
Tim Finney of Pitchfork Media had a similar response to the song, writing that it attempts to "reverse engineer the brand of cool that is commonly given to them via a limpid and largely tuneless rock-pop hybrid".
HES, a synthetic derivative of regular starch, is a large molecule that binds liquid and is commonly given to patients who have lost a lot of blood.
WASHINGTON, D.C.--Doctors may have pinpointed why a drug commonly given to heart failure patients fails to help roughly half of them: A genetic difference resulting in a change of a single amino acid appears to determine a patient's response to the drug.
He designed a graphical representation of "the thin blue line", the nickname commonly given to the police, describing this in a caption as "the line between good and evil".
Though never violent before, he was given a diagnosis of paranoid schizophrenia, a diagnosis more commonly given to black men than any other group, according to Ms. Penney and Dr. Stastny.
The Voyage of the Beagle is a title commonly given to the book written by Charles Darwin published in 1839 as his Journal and Remarks, which brought him considerable fame and respect.
First seen in the late Fifties and commonly given to neurotic housewives, Quaaludes have been described as a cross between a sleeping pill and a sedative.
A rabbit from Dorset has had hydrotherapy for arthritis, a treatment more commonly given to dogs and horses.
Tyke had been prescribed a range of drugs commonly given to the elderly, but there were none of the likely pharmacological culprits for low mood.
