Free, on-the-go viewing is common just about everywhere except the United States and Europe, where operator resistance and a maze of conflicting technical standards and program licensing hurdles have kept the technology out of the global mainstream.
The company also allows riders to round up their fares to the next dollar, donating the remainder to a local charity — a feature that really should be more common just about everywhere.
In common-law England, you can just about muddle along.
With traders hearing nothing new, just boilerplate about "common sense and compromise" on deficit reduction, the Dow Jones industrial average, which had already fallen 410 points, fell 20 more points while the president was talking around 2 o'clock.
For many of us, it's just about adaptable common sense, but this kind of common sense (between countries, cultures, languages, disciplines and time-zones) seems to be really scarce in practice, to be honest.
"It isn't just about the common connections between data and the offline world, it's about the connections between people," Mr. Mehdi said.
This method is just about as common as organizing your paper by rhetorical appeal, and it is actually more straight-forward.
Last but certainly not least comes a book whose subject is home renovation but is just as much about common sense as it is about aesthetic sense.
But the two concerts had just about nothing in common.
At first blush the two films bookending this 20-year run — the first a cynical, straightforward tale of black teenagers fighting and dying on the streets of Los Angeles, the most recent a twisting, turning crime drama about New York City politics — would seem to have just about nothing in common.
Spread over four weeks, this 24-hour span of music moved on another three hours at Alice Tully Hall on Friday evening when nine composers were represented, each listening to a muse of his own (for maleness was just about their only common factor).
