purchasing information or suborning employees from the opposite camp or elsewhere are treated as commonplace".Mr Al Fayed claims he has been betrayed by the British establishment but he should perhaps reflect that, but for a quirk in the law which oddly omits to make bribing an MP a criminal offence, he could be in the dock himself.
These "powers" won't be treated as commonplace, they will be extraordinary events, so the world and characters will react accordingly.
Though relatively commonplace, each time such a slaughter occurs, it remains an event of horror and is treated as such in the media.
Back in Minnesota, as Chuck Ripka and I were leaving the bank to go to a meeting of local business leaders, a small encounter took place that was treated as so commonplace by everyone involved that I failed to see its significance at first.
Thus it has become commonplace in Vietnam for people to be treated as enemies even if they are not carrying arms and are not dressed, and are not seen to behave, like soldiers.
However, to some extent we agree with Coates [12], in his consideration that the extremes are overvalued because "the exceptional should be treated as just that, not as the norm, the mean, the commonplace, or the routine" [12: 348].
Generic equivalents should not exist and the condition being treated should be commonplace.
As a final indignity pork-rollers are treated like cranks at deli counters and grocery stores when asking for something considered commonplace in Rahway or Randolph.
"Eating out - a rare treat when I was a child in the 70s - is as commonplace as going shopping.
It's not as commonplace as you might think.
Stabbings in London are almost as commonplace as handshakes.
