Fear is often a commonplace in societies where there is little education and where faith in the otherworldly takes the place of knowledge.
But the most obvious unifying aspect of these works is their reflection of the young, smart, struggling milieu in which they've been made; the theme is often considered a commonplace of independent filmmaking, but the "mumblecore" crowd makes movies that, in content, in form, and even in the way they are produced, reflects their makers' way of life.
This kind of translation mistake wrongly gives readers the impression that the prose of the Bible is lofty and even bizarre, when in fact it is often straightforward and commonplace.
However, age discrimination remains commonplace and is often down to lazy stereotyping.
Social engineering – manipulating people to divulge confidential information – is commonplace but is often for personal gain, not destruction.
Now, with relationships between people of different nationalities more commonplace, the situation is often that one of the parents takes the children back to his or her country of origin.
Off-label use is so commonplace that it is often probably not specifically mentioned when a drug is administered to a patient.
Personal amenities are often shared, and it is commonplace for there not to be any cooking facilities.
The most commonplace recollections are often the most inspirational for the seven-member company: Ms. Rosenthal's description of turning down a date in junior high school became a musical set piece with an impromptu ballad of teenage angst and an ice-skating puppet.
However, ATS criteria, while they continue to be applied to cystic fibrosis patients, are far from specific for such patients where radiographic findings, which are often associated with NTM, are commonplace irrespective of colonization.
