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Food, clothing, and money were to be used in common. . . the surplus from the harvest was to revert to the communal treasury.

There's nothing like an interest in common to start a friendship, but a man's got to see further than a fish bowl to win a girl's heart.

By contrast, tenancy in common is a form of shared ownership where two or more persons own land without the right of survivorship.

We have everything in common and dated happily for a year and a half.

And authorities always informed Soviet Russian people with the results of the flights, trying to raise feel of proud in common people souls.

Once you start to examine the question, it's surprising how much different fields' ideas of beauty have in common.

It was really hard for me to understand your letter but I believe that we have a lot in common & I think that you are a very sexy girl.

Such a thing in the "relocation" in common, we have the psychological preparation of you also got used of this kind of things.

Being respectful of the process and the goals of others makes us learn how much we have in common with other roles.

No matter what type of the reason it was, there was one thing in common: carelessness.

All of these groups had in common a well-developed urban civilization with a strong ideology of sacred kingship.

A modern Formula One car has almost as much in common with a jet fighter as it does with an ordinary road car.

If you want your share of the property to be dealt with under your will the property must be owned as a tenancy in common.

What is in common in both cases is the presence of Romanian state in shareholders structure, which seems to be an Important risk factor.

I'm trying to find not the metaphors, but, rather, the points in common: the common gripes, the common issues, the common preoccupations.

People from Shanghai are easy to understand Suzhou dialect, for Shanghai and Suzhou dialect have much in common.

hence with us and heretics the very words ought not to be in common, lest we seem to countenance their error.

I knew then I would be a teacher, not a real man, who would have nothing in common with most of his college friends.

Maybe you could find nothing in common with your roommates but you might have the same mirror in your bags.

You may argue that handling the ball and taking steroids have no more in common than stealing a chocolate bar and robbing a bank.

When people realize they feel the same pain, they begin to see how much we all have in common.

And it's easy to see why Vonnegut would consider his friend's reputation in large terms: the two had a lot in common.

Then it was discovered in common cancers as well, but it is still not always accepted or appreciated, he said.

"I had very little in common with and knew even less about a generation that I was supposed to be the voice of, " he said.

Among all these experiments, there was one thing in common: I was trying to bring a part of the physical world to the digital world.

The maximum must at least be the average, so there must be a state where 120 students share in common.

Cybertheology: Just how much does Christian doctrine have in common with the open-source software movement?

There are several different varieties of green tea each with its own flavor; however they all seem to have one flavor quality in common.

It's been great talking to you, we seem to have so much in common.

However, affiliated relations do not exist among the holding companies of the State although their shares are held by the State in common.

The mission of the thing, besides giving it a name, was to answer the question: What do all these different approaches have in common?

The building itself is a process of life, from the beginning to the end when it becomes rubble, it has a lot in common with organic life.

I asked him why he would want to leave me and the only thing he could say was that we have nothing in common except our daughter.

The only thing that the party's various factions seem to have in common is an obsession with junk food.

They use the word as if it refers to a particular vampire monster, whereas in fact today in common usage it just means "weird animal. "

When Sarah Kemp signed up to a website looking for love her dream was to find someone with whom she had a lot in common.

All kangaroos, no matter how much volume, there is one thing in common: with long hind legs strong and powerful bond.

In common conversation he seems to have no choice of words; he hesitates and blunders; and yet, good God! How he writes!

I began to see her with different eyes. We now had something in common, and her abuse slackened.

Scarlett: Well, if I said I was madly in love with you, you'd know I was lying. But you've always said we had lot in common. . .

Needless to say, it has nothing in common with an inborn sense of pitch which cannot be acquired as it cannot be lost.

No doubt, they all have one thing in common: they're in a language that you're capable of reading.

In both Cuba and Iran, moreover, the US and its does have real interests in common, so a warming of relations is at least possible.

But it's like when guys get together to watch a football game, they have all that in common(10) so there's that sense of excitement.

She was a grave and silent little person with the disconcerting habit of holding your gaze unblinkingly, as if you had nothing in common.

Only then did they discover quite how much in common they really had.

God, when he gave the world in common to all mankind, commanded man also to labour, and the penury of his condition required it of him.

I thought about this little book, because the author has this in common with me that for him the question of mammals has been resolved.

The only thing these files had in common was that they were not ready to be used in production directly.

I'm really glad we've been so close for so long , but i feel like we're both changing and maybe we don't have so much in common any more!

Piaget have one thing in common with those of Binet in that they reflect the profound wickedness of every pedagogical position.

When it comes to structure, a simple SMAP text message to be passed to a phone has much in common with a SOAP message.

What do a pair of Middle Eastern sovereign-wealth funds, an Australian media company, and a Dutch bank have in common?

Dick and Mike are going to get married, but I'm afraid they won't be very happy together. They don't have enough in common.

Thinkers who have changed the world do not seem to have much in common.

However, all of the bikes have one thing in common, said the magazine - they offer middling performance at a premium price tag.

I can't get on well with him, for we have nothing in common with each other.

But what foreign parents have in common is an eagerness to see their children educated with Britons rather than many other foreigners.

In common-law countries, the battleground of the court is of a piece with the adversarial, yet rule-bound, spirit of politics.

We may call them social intercourse , but they seem to have very little in common with genuine friendship.

Mashups are (almost) all useful, but one thing that they have in common is that they were all developed for a specific set of services.

Love isn't about money, or social standing or age, it's about two people connecting, having something in common, you know, kindred spirits.

HTML and DITA have many elements in common, which makes it relatively easy to migrate from HTML into plain DITA topics.

No one knows for sure how serious each of these dangers will be. But one thing they have in common: they do not respect state frontiers.

But all of these documents have one thing in common: someone somewhere thought they were they were valuable enough to share with the world.

Sibling : One of two or more individuals having one or both parents in common; a brother or sister.

Every mental or physical process has its own distinctive features which have nothing in common with any other mental or physical process.

The only thing that needs to be in common between the two properties is their data type .

Well, in common law the husband owns all of his wife's personal possessions, even her clothing.

In addition, China's employing units' liability, compared with that of foreign employers, have much in common.

The whale clitoris, in common with the other sex organs of the largest cetaceans, are the biggest of any animal.

In all of the classification arithmetic, decision tree is a technique which is in common use and easy to implement.

The other half have at least one thing in common: the letter's opening with the recipient's name and address and the closing with your name.

All of us at least have in common a concern with the potential complexity of those circumstances that surround interpretation.

These two qualities - spouse and parent - seem to have very little in common, after all.

The next logical step is to see where these are often used in common patterns in your day-to-day processes.

The researchers had a hunch a bug like this might exist, because arsenic has some chemical properties in common with phosphorus.

As a result, we hear "dog" and think of nouns that, in more sober circumstances, would seem to have nothing in common.

Napoleon, the Prophet Mohammed and I have one thing in common. We were all breast-fed by a wet nurse.

It is however a member of the wider mint herb family, and in common with its relatives it's said to be a good digestive aid.

Assumption of risk is one of rules in outdoor sports, and from a legal point of view, is an ancient defense matters in common law.

All that said, ESB is an established term, so it will be in common use for some time to come.

In a mediate system, procedure tends to become primarily a written matter. Those in common.

It's possible that these regular coffee drinkers might have other habits in common that could explain the protective effect.

What they all had in common was that the attraction was usually hidden, forever unspoken, and always unrequited.

The surface of the hypoeutectic white cast iron of great wearable work piece in common use was treated by laser hardening.

Two entirely separate islands, or worlds, might have different languages, and most likely have nothing in common.

Road roughness is one of the indices used to assess the road performance in common.

Imagine 40-something, 50-something Japanese executives trying to find something in common to talk about with local workers here.

She was a folk singer, and I tried to sing folk songs, so we had that in common.

It was given out that the animals there practised cannibalism, tortured one another with red-hot horseshoes and had their females in common.

DiCapriophiles will be quick to note that he does have some important things in common with Hoover, at least on the surface.

One thing that most organically grown food products seem to have in common is that they cost more than conventionally grown foods.

"At least we have something in common with America, " the logistics officer says. "The Pakistanis are playing a double game with us, too. "

Among the numerous methods transmitting messages and communicating data, SOCKET communication mechanism is in common use.

These conditions did not play a role in common law there would be no modernization of Japan.

This group has the makings of a global class whose members have as much in common with each other as with the poor in their own countries.

Chinese statistics and Chinese milk packaging have something in common. Do not believe what you read on the label.

Real friends have two things in common: a compatible personality and a strong-willed character.

Their claims meet the core test: They have in common the question of whether Wal-Mart discriminated against them.

But one thing all nano models have had in common is the traditional iPod design: a screen at the top with Apple's iconic Click Wheel below.

You know, Gordon, I should not like you. You are Scottish, we have nothing in common and you are an economist.

In these communities the fields were to be tilled in common, as on a Communist collective farm today.

But Chile, in common with many other parts of Latin America, is in an enviable position from which to defeat poverty.

'But their sense of connection with the athletes isn't there. They don't see that they have anything in common with them.

We all have relatives who just don't seem to have anything in common with us.

Exchange contact information with one or two of them if it feels like you might really have something in common.

You and your woman have more in common than you think.

He said that Mexico and China share much in common in the political field and extensive common interest in trade and economic relations.

I have more in common with. You know what I mean?

On Tuesday, the bank sold more than five billion dollars in common stock in an effort to pay back the government.

The only thing its various constituent groups appear to have in common is a deep-seated anger at inequality in this country.

The only thing that they have in common are a set of very small lifestyle habits that they follow ritualistically for most of their lives.

In common words, component could be requirements, design, code, testing cases, documents or other production in software developing process.

Our example business process, in common with many real world business processes, has no response.

A trend in common, like an orbit in a co ordinate, characterizes the productive forces development in the world.

Traders and rodents also seem to have something in common.

The first time I saw him, I just fell in love with him. We have interests in common and our personalities complement each other.

They seem to be good friends although they have few interests in common.

Most of those planning to vote "no" tomorrow have one thing in common: they do not trust a treaty that they do not understand.

When my husband, Jim, and I pledged lifelong love to one another more than 30 years ago, we thought we had a lot in common.

Helical rotor is usually machined by shaped tools or equipped gears in common milling machine.

Genetic differences are turning out to be less important in common diseases than initially thought.

But I truly believe that Chinese and American people have a lot more in common than most seem to recognize.

Communities: Creates common areas of collaboration and fosters innovation through a set of people interested in common objectives.

It is hosted by the elder in common family, which buys a box or two annually. All the family members will gamble around the table.

It has more in common with the work of the American maverick genius Frank Lloyd Wright, for whom Utzon worked briefly.

OmniFind search result rows, however, have a certain number of properties in common between them.

You know, there are many cities in the world. Do you think the cities have something in common?

In common with the genital features of a wide range of species the clitoris is sometimes paired in a female animal.

The patterns allow researchers to see past our individual differences to forms of behavior that shape us in common.

A contemporary definition of culture is the "set of important understandings that members of a community share in common" .

It is undeniable that we share a great deal in common with pigs, though people have been reluctant to acknowledge the similarities.

The objective of this session is to evaluate how user make a social decision as well as quality of music playlist in common.

The products had very little in common with complicated subprime derivative products that got Western banks into such a mess.

Generally, however, dreams are accepted to be illusions, having much in common with day- dreams, strange mental images of our waking life.

( to continue) If you look around at the men and women whom you can call happy, you will see that they all have certain things in common.

But they are a group with something in common -- a reason and the wherewithal to leave their homeland.

But she is nice, this woman named Roma, and like me she is an immigrant so we have at least that in common.

Analysts said that in common with previous such rises, it was not likely to have much effect on stock market liquidity or on bank earnings.

And I realized we actually had quite a bit in common.

Talk about who you know and what you have in common. Mutual friends, bosses, hometowns, etc.

Now, why was it grown into a square shape? What makes it different from, and what does it have in common with the ordinary cucumber?

The author goes on to put an emphasis in common factors and limit factors of defining the scope of the mental damages.

In fact, all of these strategies for giving yourself cancer have one thing in common: the suppression of your natural immune system.

They have in common the question of whether Wal-Mart discriminated against them.

Generally, however, dreams are accepted to be illusion, having much in common with daydreams--the fantasies of our waking life.

Be proud - you and the President of Sudan have something in common. . . I hope you are proud of your legacy.

A long time ago, in a world far away, the malformed had no place in common society.

Until last week, I had always thought that it was the worst CEOs that had so much in common with two-year-olds.

The military and commercial worlds are different, and do not on the face of it have a lot in common.

In common application models, only one thread at a time executes user code, which minimizes the need for thread safety.

The intersection of two permission sets is a permission set that describes the set of operations they both describe in common.

The intersection of two permissions is a permission that describes the set of operations they both describe in common .

And all the components are there which are now in common parlance, in our vocabulary, you know, 30-odd years later.

India today has much much more in common with the rest of the world than it does with its ancient past.

And I noticed that these books shared something in common: a sense of humor.

The silane effect noted with some of these fillers and pigments in common thermoplastics will be described specifically .

A politician addressing a working men's club could dress down in order to appear to have more in common with workers.

Not surprisingly, all of the pavilions I visited seemed to have one thing in common -- admiration of technological innovation.

Model semantic elements might be referenced in common by multiple diagrams that depict different aspects of the overall specification.

In common with the rain in his second hometown, London, his perspirations always move every corner of the heart.

To be with you, recalled we ever had in common ideal; Break up with you when we meet and dreamed of carnival.

Cats and dogs have at last got something in common - at least when it comes to quenching their thirst.

She told me her name and said we had friends in common and asked me to ride beside her.

Often, it's about getting to know each other's dogs before realizing you might have other things in common.

Punitive damages is usually regarded as a special system in common law.

I don't think Lisa and I are going to make it -- we have nothing in common.

It is obvious that an imagined world, however difference it may be from the real one, must have something-- a form--in common with it.

In the 1986 movie, Nothing in Common, Jackie Gleason's character, Max Basner, gets fired from his job as a clothing salesman.

The designation organic has persisted for the convenient classification of a group of compounds having some features in common.

The only thing that all four of these models of capitalism have in common is that they recognise the right of private property ownership.

Well, I came to know a girl three weeks ago. We have so much in common. So I think I may fall in love with her.

Trace logs have no properties in common with System Monitor. The properties will not be loaded.

The intersection of two permissions is a permission that describes the set of operations they both hold in common.

All the love stories have something in common. Once upon a time, I have that experience too.

Data is encapsulated in Common Base Events by means of event emitters and is transmitted via the CEI.

It is always a pleasure to see my old team-mates with whom I have great memories in common.

s a separate, individual organism. The only thing clone of Mr. Wolfs and Mr. Wolfs of themselves have in common is their genetic sequence.

Among them, using it in the road basic level and the bottom basic level is the most in common use.

What is made and used in common is common property-the house, the garden, the long-boat.

If you enjoy writing at all, you and Paul Laurence Dunbar have something in common.

We extract prescription, and sum up drugs in common use and representative therapeutics of that.

The bomb, like cricket, is one of those things that bind all Pakistanis in common pride and cause.

But they have something in common. Both house vast seed vaults. One, well established; the other, just about to open.

What the two books have in common is a lighthearted style and a gentle way of giving good management advice through storytelling.

On the CA Identifying Information page, in Common name for this CA, type the name of the computer.

Creativity also seems to have some traits in common with bipolar disorder.

They may use the Wal-Mart case to state clearly what plaintiffs must have in common to be certified as a class.

The only things the two books have in common are their small size and their goal of critiquing mathematical methods.

But the two women's outfits had a lot in common - both had been carefully chosen to support their native fashion industry.

"The fact that they wanted to stay in an industrial city and make a go of it gave us something in common, " Ms. Scekic said.

He said for both Mr. Lincoln, and Mr. Obama, the large ego is combined with humility, and the 2 have other traits in common.

If you've been watching the news the past several weeks, you know what these countries have in common: political unrest.

When these assets are reused in common, repeatable ways they are often referred to as patterns.

the basic principles in common right to lease can be rarely useful in right to lease of commercial operation sites.

This list is similar to the argv list used in common C programs and defines the application (first element of the array) and argument list.

Lloyd Blankfein and his accusers have at least one thing in common.

The exact sequence of events is still becoming clear, but in common with recent Boko Haram attacks, a drinking establishment was targeted.

All callback methods have in common the first parameter as the identifier of a particular business component instance.

Even if I long for it, what have I in common with a truth that is not destined to decay?

They grew up in the same environment, so their behaviors had much in common.

It will serve little purpose if other countries, including China, a huge consumer of fossil fuels, do not join in common action.

In common law countries known as an expert witness in the civil law countries called experts.

In July, Zodiac rebuffed a first approach from Safran, arguing the companies have little in common and a deal would yield few cost savings.

The city's economy, in common with most of China's north-east, used to be dominated by heavy industry.

As a member of the East Asian family, China is linked with all the other countries in common joys and sorrows.

Be wary of how prideful you become, lest you find too much in common with such a fiend.

Make friends with a person who has something in common with you.

From an economic point of view, the only thing the other members of the grouping have in common is China.

A chord progression is the movement of one chord to the next. This movement is governed by certain conventions in common practice.

The swimming pool is used in common by all the children in the neighborhood.

The UK's Emerald Energy and Nufarm of Australia don't have much in common, on the face of it.

And what all the descriptions have in common are eun hye, unlike Ji Hoon and Jong Hoon has her had lowered down and just passes the fans.

She was the last thing we had in common. Break a leg.

The first encounter came when he visited Kenya in the 1980s: they had no language in common but she can't forget his voice.

And who'd ask for a refund on a sprog with something in common with figures as notable as Vincent Van Gogh, Charles Darwin or Shaun White?

Although this study chose one case as an object, enterprises have much in common in the system of Brand Strategy Management.

In common with her mother, she is good at singing and dancing.

Many conclusions of study on risk factors in common product innovation cannot be applied in CoPS innovation directly.

What do all three have in common? Charismatic leaders with a young feel to the product and delivery, Walden says.

Recent European Union legislation requiring chemicals in common use to be proven safe to use, however, may yet reverse the trend.

As they two had a lot in common in their thought and artistic creation, there is a strong trace of Du Fu in Xin Qiji's ci poems.

There's one thing that all my favorite projects have in common: collaboration with a great team.

You may discover that you have interests in common, or that they have an interest about which you know nothing.

They are often surprised, at first, if I suggest that scientific research has much in common with writing poetry or painting a picture.

To tell the truth, we don't have much in common, but we get along really well.

As rodin said: "it is the so-called master, they use their eyes to watch others saw something in common, what can be found in a beautiful. "

Drugs developed to help children with ADHD are already in common use in academia as concentration improvers.

The manufacture of polyurea polyol ( PHD) is so complex that the preparation of title compound is difficult in common laboratory and plant .

I don't think I'm going out on a limb in saying that the one thing we all have in common is that we want a better world next year than this.

But with the war, we all had something in common. That shared experience developed a certain trust and respect.

One thing Wang Li still has in common with her mother is that they both live in a dorm.

In common with other German sports organisations, it has its own rules and enforcement methods.

Anti-suit injunction is a special remedy which is now widely used in common law countries to solve jurisdiction conflict.

Another method in common use would be dropped ferritin reagent as catalyst on the substrate, and move in the furnace for nanotube growth.

Like an oreo , black on the outside, white on the inside, he doesn't have much in common with black America.

the ones that I knew and I found out that I had a lot in common with them.

In common fiber reinforced polymers, the CFRP has the high strength and high young's modulus, and is widely used in civil engineering.

Prayer taught by Jesus to his disciples and used by all Christians as the basic prayer in common worship.

What do a cheating spouse, a child-molesting government official and a kitten murderer have in common?

The Oneida community in New York State practiced an idealistic form of free love and held property in common.

The problems of the tuition-making standard in common universities have become a hot issue that the whole society concerns about.

She had no color, in common, nor was her simple mind apt to present images that caused her cheek to brighten.

But the organizers also say that all over the world, people have something in common.

This theory has nothing in common with reality and it might be considered a purely intellectual game.

In common with most young people, she hates getting up in the morning.

Well, he has indeed very little in common with that fellow who calls himself the King of the Fashion with a big and ugly artificial nose.

You will find that the specs share quite a few things in common in the enchant department.

As a basic system of civil liability, the punitive damages has been applied in common law system countries, especially in the United States.