The only thing more uncommon here are traffic lights, of which there are none.
"I needed to control myself until I was able to contact the NGO [non-governmental organisation]." Her story is not uncommon and the trafficking of poor Cambodian women into China is on the increase, says Pung Chiv Kek of Licadho.
by Sharon Levy Just an uncommon lull in the traffic so you hear some guy in an apron, sleeves rolled up, with his brusque sweep brusque sweep of the sidewalk, and the slap shut of a too thin rental van, and I told him no a gust has snatched from a conversation and brought to you, loud.
Just an uncommon lull in the traffic so you hear some guy in an apron, sleeves rolled up, with his brusque sweep brusque sweep of the sidewalk, and the slap shut of a too thin rental van, and I told him no a gust has snatched from a conversation and brought to you, loud.
It's not uncommon to run into traffic at random unexpected times and days of the week.
The death penalty is not an uncommon punishment for drug trafficking in Southeast Asian countries like Indonesia, Singapore and Malaysia.
Rollovers, they say, are a sort of traffic cancer -- uncommon but deadly -- that make S.U.V.'s slightly more dangerous for their own occupants than passenger cars.
LINES of traffic are not uncommon on Main Street in Mystic.
Though discussions about potentially unsafe gear are not uncommon between pilots and air traffic controllers, she said, the actual malfunction of a crucial piece of the aircraft was rare.
Exposure to high traffic flows was uncommon in the study area; only 15% of the children lived within 200 meters from a road with a traffic flow of ≥8000 vehicles per day.
Studies show that my experience of sex trafficking isn't uncommon.
