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Although pain in RA is often described as 'gnawing' or 'aching', descriptors that have typically been associated with nociceptive pain, some RA patients also use typical neuropathic pain (NP) qualities such as 'burning' or 'prickling' [ 4– 6].

Low-cost funds have also entered areas that have typically charged higher fees.

But across the country, in markets that have typically attracted second-home buyers, overseas money has been far more ethereal.

So-called biologic drugs made in cell cultures look like a new area of growth to companies like AstraZeneca that have typically made chemical pills.

But they admire President Bush and have embraced positions -- from supporting tax cuts to opposing abortion and some gay rights -- that have typically been identified with Republicans.

Higher oil and gas prices also mean that energy sources that have typically been too expensive to be real alternatives — like geothermal and wind — start to look better.

"There is an agreed standard that has typically been developed by some commission," she said.

Real structural reform goes deeper and requires something that has typically been in short supply in Britain: patience.

She also won the support of most voters under age 30, a group that has typically voted heavily for Mr. Obama throughout this election.

And she won over faculty members in part at after-hours, low-stakes poker games that had typically been the province of male professors.

Both candidates have been earnestly courting the middle-income vote, a swing group that has typically voted for the winner in each primary or caucus state so far.