Special reporting has been commonplace throughout the paper's history.
But it lets Justin Smillie, the chef of the space in the back (the Vineria), do amazing things with dishes that on paper sound commonplace.
Even as the lawyers demonstrate their own inability to find one of a finite number of sequentially numbered exhibits in a closed room only moments after they held it in their fingers, they grill witnesses skeptically about imperfect filing systems employed when carbon paper was commonplace.
His concern – shared, he said, by all National Union of Journalists members striking on Tuesday – is that mistakes will be commonplace if north-east papers are produced in Wales, and that the "grandiose scheme will fall apart, things will revert back, but the damage will have been done".
Talk of failure is commonplace in development, and this paper seeks to use that as a heuristic to understand what that it signifies beyond face value.
His other major writings include Philosophical Studies (1922) and Some Main Problems of Philosophy (1953); posthumous publications were Philosophical Papers (1959) and the Commonplace Book, 1919 1953 (1962).
With 3D printers rapidly getting smaller and cheaper, it's not difficult to imagine desktop models someday being as commonplace as your regular ink-and-paper variety.
According to Choi Young-soo of WeaversMind, a maker of picture-based vocabulary-memorisation devices, paper-free learning is already commonplace in private classrooms.
I sympathize with the paper's effort to dramatize the commonplace reality of gun ownership at a time when the subject is so sadly on our minds.
Fuel blending has also become commonplace in process industries such as pulp and paper, cement production, minerals refining, and other economic entities where solid fuels are commonly burned.
