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Is "sexual bullying" becoming more commonplace at universities?

Such distractions are becoming far more commonplace at the dining table.

They use other technology that is more commonplace at the highest level, such as the Catapult GPS system and Polar Team2 heart-rate monitors, regularly issue electronic questionnaires to gauge everything from energy levels to sleep patterns but, perhaps most importantly of all, strive to create an environment where everybody talks to each other.

Bernadette Coveney Smith, founder of Fourteen Style, says, "While pants suits for women are slightly more commonplace at the bridal market runway shows, those designs are quite feminine and still not products designed with the needs of queer women and transmen".

Centers for Global Health have become more commonplace at major universities in developed countries, and more faculty and students from the "North" are interested in pursuing medical research in resource-limited settings.

For Mr. Stanford, his sentencing comes at a time when lengthy prison terms for white-collar offenders have become more commonplace as a financial fraud's harm to society is measured in the millions, or billions, of dollars.

The festival, which is in its fourth year, begins tomorrow with Fiction Night, featuring "literary cubs and lions," and proceeds through two more days of intellectual and more commonplace fare at myriad sites throughout the city.

But gleaning and redistribution initiatives like these may become more commonplace very soon, at least in the US.

It is this relentless strain that led to Rafael Nadal's knee problems, and it is the reason injuries are perhaps more commonplace today than at any other time in the history of tennis.

While historically this was seen at a postgraduate training level, it is now more commonplace for students to migrate at younger ages and at the undergraduate level [ 42].

And at more commonplace rescues in recent weeks, elite police and fire units have sparred.