The benefits of some therapies, such as diet and relaxation, were seen to be common sense, thereby excluding the need for 'scientific proof'.
Part of the responsibility lies with the editors of the paper, who should have had the taste and common sense to exclude insulting articles.
In the rush to limit the applicability of the exclusionary rule somewhere, anywhere, the Court ignores precedent, logic, and common sense to exclude the rule's operation from situations in which, paradoxically, it is justified and needed.
Before we know it we'll find ourselves being told that it is also "common sense" to exclude anyone from the park who is found throwing litter, or who looks like they might throw litter, or who doesn't dress in Boden and live in a four-bed newbuild in a nice quiet cul de sac.
Based on the law and the evidence - excluding, as the Judge instructed, all common sense that a grown man with a gun had killed an innocent teenager who was only walking home - the verdict was a foregone conclusion: Under Florida law it is reasonable for grown-up white men, even those with loaded guns, to fear unarmed black teens.
This seems like common sense, but was excluded from the original legislation.
Excluding traditional pensions from "retirement savings" defies common sense, and it isn't even justifiable on a technical level.
Our common sense tells us to exclude that trial.
"We are hoping that common sense prevails and we are excluded from the development.
"I think common sense will prevail at the IOC and they will understand that they can't within the rules exclude an entire country groundlessly.
