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Certainly, it has failed to live up to once common expectations that it could be the next Taiwan or South Korea.

And although anti- Semitism was once common, people of Jewish faith now enjoy the freedom to worship, as well.

A once common rule of thumb was to create swap space equivalent to the amount of real RAM.

Many once-common diseases, from smallpox to polio, have been eliminated, or nearly so, just by vaccinating children.

Millions of Chinese have been buying up homes with the same enthusiasm once common among U. S. home buyers.

Though this species was once common, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, India and South Africa are now among its last refuges in the Indian Ocean.

But they were once common, especially when European powers were jostling for land in the New World.

It means a pair of lines of a type once common in English poetry, which rhyme and are written with five beats each.

Medical breakthroughs have eradicated many fatal diseases that were once common.

Each time in the activity of absorbing freshmen , each technical course, all was I and the Microsoft person once common recollection.

Another once-common reason for starting to smoke is also disappearing.

This is why display cases are rarely found in the world of digital typography, whereas they were once common in letterpress printing.

Once common past, became my greatest wish now, now only sigh sentence at that time only the road is unusual.

Surgery on animals without anesthesia was once common;