For Ethiopia, they show that, far from being relatively uncommon, as past research has indicated, headache disorders are highly prevalent.
(Such tactics are not uncommon; in the past, votes were said to have been sent in from dead people, and copies of one candidate's ancient rap sheet, from his teenage years, were slipped under doors).
It has not been uncommon in the past for a candidate's numbers to decline while he is actively engaged in a primary, but for him to go through a honeymoon period once he begins to wrap up the nomination.
Connections between Japan's notorious gangsters and parts of Japan's political and business elite were not uncommon in the past, though a recent crackdown on organized crime has made such links far riskier.
Though it was considered uncommon in India in past, it is being described frequently recently.
Though it was considered uncommon in India in past, it is being described frequently recently [ 1, 2].
As a purely documentary record, "The Invisible Wall" strains credulity, but as an emotional experience and a vivid retelling of the author's past, it exerts uncommon power.
Living a day in a 75-year-old past was an uncommon opportunity, and a welcome one, even including one brittle universal joint.
Odds are it made sense once, when being tanned was a sign of good health and prosperity, when being able to travel overseas was relatively uncommon, but we're long past that.
Drug sweeps of schools are not uncommon occurrences in the recent past in America, much to the chagrin of civil rights advocates, who see such sweeps as an efficient means of diverting certain kids to prison – in some cases, even before they make it to adolescence, via the much-criticized "school-to-prison pipeline".
