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"There isn't much Norm Coleman can do to help himself right now," Professor Schier said.

Mr. Friedman pointed to Lucian Bebchuk's research on soaring executive pay as an example of how much norms had changed.

But even with its strong sense of community and ties to physical events and spaces, FetLife has come under fire over the past for its digital anonymity, which seems to both allow outsiders and novices to dive deep and quickly without much norm-building or oversight, and also to abet its own infiltration by predators and abusers shirking kink norms.

It is very much the norm in India today.

Still, cutthroat competitiveness is pretty much the norm among corporate bosses and successful entrepreneurs.

Today, travel is as much the norm as staying at home.

Scarlett (whose reticence, in this instance, was pretty much the norm): "Mostly, success for me would be about being happy".

ALEX PADILLA grew up poor in Pacoima, which was pretty much the norm in that distressed section of the San Fernando Valley.

In some sectors of the economy, such as manufacturing and finance, male-dominated executive suites are still very much the norm.

There has always been some aberrations in tennis -- Martina Navratilova wasn't a conventional star -- but now different is as much the norm as ever before.

"Political events in Israel are so much the norm that the market has learned not to react to them," said Jonathan Half, an analyst for UBS Warburg in Tel Aviv.