Is this a kind of relationship that would commonly form in Chile?
Protectionism is not a concept we would commonly employ in the world of media, marketing and communications.
In those years, Mr. Penley said, he would commonly call reporters with ideas and then provide accompanying photographs.
The walls on the way to the private baths, for example — a place where guests were also entertained — would commonly be lavishly decorated.
That phrase would commonly be translated as "Nero, burn them all!" – a reference to the emperor who was accused of playing his lyre while Rome burned in the Great Fire of 64 AD.
"People in my social circles would commonly say if they were out and going to drive home: 'I'll probably be OK.' I think what that means is they suspect they might not be OK, but that they won't get caught".
But he noticed -- bass players often have time to notice such things -- that audiences would commonly listen to a piece for only 10 minutes before starting to consult the program book.
Amazon is incurring significant costs here, and providing a useful service: While the government data would commonly be accessible by anyone, downloading and storing this sequenced DNA information is a long and expensive process.
Even when a village prospered in one place, it would commonly split in two after the population had grown relatively large so that all cultivators would have ready access to the soil.
An eerily repetitive descending figure, of the sort that would commonly evoke danger in film scores two decades later, is the fuel of the second movement; the third movement is propelled by a hint of Dvorakian folksiness, couched in updated harmonies.
The news about La Guardia, first reported on Monday by USA Today, came as little surprise, especially after several months last year in which the F.A.A. reported rapidly escalating delays, so bad that some airplanes would commonly spend longer waiting to take off than the time scheduled for the whole flight.
