But the Amnesty report said Red Cross officials still did not have access to detention centers, where torture during interrogation most commonly took place.
Pregnant (from the Latin prae, "before," and nasci, "to be born") is most commonly taken to mean "with child in the womb".
Although players have admitted to sneaking away with items like silverware and cafeteria trays, by far the most commonly taken item is the commemorative Grand Slam towel.
The southern route via the Khumbu Icefall and the South Col is the one most commonly taken by climbers attempting to summit Everest.
The name "shingles" is thought to derive from the Latin "cingulum," a band or belt, describing both the bandlike form the rash most commonly takes and the crushing vise-like pain that can follow.
The most commonly taken is known as the French road, which enters Spain at Roncesvalles (where Roland blew his horn as the Saracens slaughtered Charlemagne's rear guard, if heroic verse can be trusted).
The festival can mean different things to the different cultures which celebrate it, but it most commonly takes the form of a five-day festival between mid-October and mid-November.
The most commonly taken supplements for both groups were fish oil, B vitamins, melatonin, and multivitamins.
Considering only the most commonly taken drugs in this study (eight antidepressants, five antipsychotics, and four mood stabilizers), there are 32 possible combinations of mood stabilizer and antidepressant drugs, 20 possible combinations of mood stabilizer and antipsychotic drugs, and 160 possible combinations of mood stabilizer, antidepressant, and antipsychotic drugs.
Aquatic prey is most commonly taken at or near the water surface.
