But who could blame them if, in these troubled times, they went a step further and paid for the kinds of product placements that are commonplace for virtually every other product, and in virtually every medium?
While the menu, which is virtually unchanged, may seem commonplace today, most French restaurants in New York at that time were fancy uptown places like La Caravelle.
The second idea, which is even more of a contemporary commonplace, is that virtually everything — not just movies and magazines and artists but also cable channels and studios and entire corporations — should be considered brands.
The second idea, which is even more of a contemporary commonplace, is that virtually everything — not just movies and magazines and artists but also cable channels and studios and entire corporations — should be considered brands..
If MLB can't shed its postseason afternoon-game phobia, then it should bring back during the regular season something once commonplace and now virtually extinct: the doubleheader.
According to the US State Department, many rural roads in Tanzania are virtually impassable, as seasonal washouts are commonplace.
He told me in an e-mail that Chester "is a place where pollution hinders cognitive development, violence is commonplace, poverty is oppressive and jobs are virtually non-existent".
And yet, suppression of disease is so commonplace in today's medical treatment that it is virtually ignored.
Phrases like, "In what has become an increasingly commonplace scene" and "In yet another mass tragedy" opened news reports on virtually every medium.
39 Proof of concept comes from the fact that mother-to-child (MTC) transmission has virtually been eliminated in developed countries, where universal voluntary HIV testing and ART provision are now commonplace.
