Is that very common?

Doing nothing is very common.

Studying abroad is very common now.

As one gets older? Very, very common.

RG Which is too bad because, of course, it's a very common and very traumatic experience.

The communication of news by TV and radio is very common now.

Part time work is very common in the Netherlands, particularly among women.

And this is a little clip from an elementary school, which is very common in England.

One very common reaction I've heard about 20 times is, But it was investigated.

Helium 3 very rare on the surface of the Earth, very common in space.

The third plant is money plant, and this is again a very common plant preferably grows in hydroponics.

A very common public design done in the '50s.

And that was, of course, the very common story.

And this is becoming common, it's moving very quickly, it's moving in a whole series of places.

And I think one thing we have in common is a very deep need to express ourselves.

I don't know how much listening there is in this conversation, which is sadly very common, especially in the U.K.

And it's very common that we compare India with China.

And those planetary systems are going to be very common.

So we have trouble with the risks that aren't very common.

In our fuel cells, we do it with platinum life does it with a very, very common iron.

Now, coumarin is a very common thing, a material, in fragrance which is derived from a bean that comes from South America.

On the contrary, they were a very common feature of everyday life.

And to really illustrate this point, what I'd like to do is to show you how technology has dealt with a very simple, a very common, an everyday question.

And it's very, very common for designers and people in the visual arts to feel that we're not contributing enough, or worse, that all we're doing is contributing to landfill.

The President I thank Mr. Wolfensohn for his common sense and his very good statement.

Now that ultrasonic technology is very common in hospitals and ultrasonic vibration can penetrate most parts of human body, it seems to be a natural choice.

The second plant is Mother in law's Tongue, which is again a very common plant, and we call it a bedroom plant, because it converts CO2 into oxygen at night.

Common groups, like the sloth here, have clear adaptations for forest canopies, hanging on with their very strong claws.

There are several features that all these silks have in common. They all have a common design, such as they're all very long they're sort of outlandishly long compared to other proteins.

Polygamy is common here.

It is common sense.

Is that a common name?

Also, the reference to Gerhard Richter's use of color charts and the idea also entering another realm of representation that's very common to us today, which is the bit map.

This was a result that the first reaction when we saw the water turning green was to use one of the chemicals chlorine that is very common in swimming pools.

Ireland with its common law tradition differed from countries with a civil law tradition precisely in having very specific individual statutes.

This is not the common man.

He is lacking in common sense.

She is lacking in common sense.

Is a common European identity possible?

Ethnic and religious conflicts, the most common type of civil war, are by their very nature directed against entire populations, including civilians.

By contrast, they work very badly when viewed as a policy framework. It is common but almost never wise to think that the goal of policy should be to improve countries rankings.

As in other state nations, surveys in Ukraine indicate that common symbols have helped build elements of a common identity. Both ethnic Russians and ethnic Ukrainians view the tenth century feudal state known as Kyiv Rus very favorably.

It is common for hominids to evolve.

Music is a common speech for humanity.

What is the common language in Peru?