One of his first assignments at the P.C.N. & R. was to cover what was supposed to have been a routine candidates' forum, which went awry; the mayor didn't show up, and the venue was twice changed, prompting a procession of candidates and villagers up and down Main Street before settling into a church parish house.
In some upstate counties it is routine for candidates for the bench to raise $100,000 or more, partly to pay for television advertisements to create name recognition.
Of the leading contenders, so far, only Senator Barack Obama has released his full income-tax returns — a level of disclosure once routine for candidates after the political corruption of Watergate.
"I know it's perfectly routine for a candidate to endorse the nominee, but this was different.
In the two years since he made the testing of job candidates routine, turnover has been lower and personnel problems have been rare, Mr. Ratner says, adding that he now pays close attention to the test results.
They do not traffic in false statements that are unfortunately routine for many candidates for federal office.
In recent campaign cycles, it's become routine for presidential candidates to make the late-night rounds, and Trump's Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton, will also sit down with Fallon for a third time next week.
Such good result renders it promising candidate for routine testing.
Something as unruly as today's IoT probably doesn't seem like a good candidate for routine monitoring.
Practically this should demonstrate that the leptin gene is not a candidate for routine genetic screening in obese patients, but it will probably be included in multigene panels for monogenic obesity.
