As far as her own philosophy, however, says Albuquerque, "It is not something that can be described, as it is fluid, elusive and forever-changing, and at the same time, commonplace, obvious, right in front of you!
Until the mid-20th century the same phenomenon was commonplace in the peasant communities of southern Europe and for agrarian elites in numerous developing countries.
Atlanta receiver Roddy White and Buffalo linebacker Shawne Merriman are among more than a half-dozen current players who say the same practice remains commonplace today.
Yet at the same time, he was commonplace and derivative.
"It's commonplace," the same soldier said; he added that no one was forced to submit to urine tests.
But not everyone's friends and families come up with the same solutions for these commonplace dilemmas.
"The dramatic gains in credit card use and the marketing exuberance of banks are bound to cause the same problems that are commonplace in any society," David Roddy, an economist who edits the Korean Stock Market Newsletter, wrote recently.
These tables are designed by the United States Sentencing Commission, a judicial agency created in 1984 to help eliminate sentencing disparities that were then commonplace: the same crime might yield very different sentences from different federal judges.
And, at the same time, drones are becoming commonplace — used by the government in counterterrorism efforts and by hobbyists — prompting discussions about the long-term impact on privacy.
Admiral Konetzni, the commander of the Pacific submarine fleet since 1998, expanded to his submarines the same program that had become commonplace on aircraft carriers and other surface ships.
