And a thoroughly commonplace experience – everywhere, always – so get on with it and don't behave as though you are uniquely afflicted.
Mr. Goldstein promised he would beat the charges, as he says he has done after every one of his 20 arrests save one -- a 1971 obscenity conviction for showing things in his magazine that are now commonplace on newsstands everywhere.
For Modi's ruthless economism is a commonplace phenomenon, marked everywhere by greed, sophistry and a contempt for human life and dignity – symptoms, as GN Devy, one of India's most bracing thinkers, put it last month, of a worldwide transition into a "post-human" existence.
Through his tireless working it became commonplace to see sculpture everywhere, even if it was on a plinth.
He conducted the first British performance of "Katya Kabanova" at Sadler's Wells in 1951, and, over the next 50 years, watched proudly as a mother hen as Janacek's work became commonplace in opera houses everywhere.
"It is by now commonplace to say that novelists everywhere are breaking the bonds of the realistic novel because what we see around us daily becomes wilder, more fantastic, incredible," she wrote.
Heavily influenced by conventional fossil fuel lobbies as well as the Tea Party, House Republicans oppose high-speed rail, a commonplace in much of Asia and Europe, everywhere in America.
"It is by now commonplace to say that novelists everywhere are breaking the bonds of the realistic novel because what we all see around us becomes daily wilder, more fantastic, incredible," Lessing wrote in a preface to the first novel in the series, "Shikasta".
Stories of spiralling house prices, fractured communities and empty towers are commonplace from San Francisco to Sydney and everywhere in between.
Housing booms have not occurred everywhere, but they have been commonplace since the late 1990s in North America, Europe, Asia and Australia.
