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A new study in the United States says mental disorders appear to be common in college-age adults, but most do not seek treatment.

This enterprise data model is known under a multitude of names, the most common seems to be Common Information Model (CIM).

The back-end drivers need not be common as long as they implement the required behaviors of the front end.

"I don't expect this to be common, but it is something that we are going to look for, " he said.

Dining out is often felt to be common today.

People kill the animals for meals . It seems to be common . But no one thanks them , their lives keep us alive.

It used to be common for someone to try to kill an enemy by offering him a poisoned drink.

Blood transfusion is a newly recognized cause of microchimerism, it seems to be common in severe traumatic injuries.

While it may be common to hear the phrase ODBC driver, it is not exactly the same as the term ODBC API (and shouldn't be construed as such).

Making jam and alcohol seems to be common to virtually all people living alongside these trees.

There must be common neural mechanisms between the co-existing phenomena, and there must also be unique neural mechanisms in the drugs.

On the contrary, Self-nature and Buddha-nature know all. In this way of practice, a man of practice appears to be common.

Both seemed to be common reactions to today's East Coast quake, which had a magnitude of 5. 9.

Likewise, the larger Focus platform will support production of over 2m units a year and about 80% of its parts should be common.

The extent of such practices is still unclear, though contingent commissions are thought to be common.

About rhetoric, it is easy to think of literary works to be common people, by generation, flip, etc. commonly used in literature rhetoric.

It used to be common in Caesarean sections (it dopes the mother but not the baby) but other drugs have superseded it.

Zuk and Bailey were intrigued by the idea that there might be common factors in these various theories.

Coins as money didn't start to be common until about 500 BC, and a shekel was a unit of weight before it was a coin.

Brown dwarfs are also thought to be common, but there are only a few hundred known at this time because they are so difficult to see.

It may be common for Chinese people to speak loudly in a restaurant, but it is not considered good manners in Britain or America.

The day is coming when cross-border deals like this, involving Chinese buyers and big, iconic western sellers, will be common.

Glitches may be common as the programs work out their debut-stage kinks, but here are our picks for the coolest of the free programs.

This discovery carries the tantalizing implication that interior planets, possibly including Earth-like planets, might also be common.

or you can be common towel, replaced with your name for a small towel.

Innovations developed here are likely to be common features of the typical home someday.

Rickettsia typhi infection appears to be common and widespread among the rodents of central Spain.

Although they may be hard to see, such discs may be common.

The common cold might be common but it attracts an uncommon amount of feeling.

This unit begins with an overview of gene-gene interactions and why they are likely to be common.

Their breakout area may be common area so that the break items can be shared between the various groups.

As an Italian family name Paparazzo is said to be common in Calabria.

Because portlet applications are shared resources, their properties will be common across the entire installation.

For dynamic e-business to become a reality, there must be common architectures and open Internet standards to support it.

Such spectacular cosmic mergers are thought to be common in crowded galaxy cluster environments in the distant universe.

Although cache instructions may be common across different implementations, cache organization and size may likely change.

The IP multimedia subsystem is independent of the CS domain although some network elements may be common with the CS domain.

The face of such a high bid was curious, Lee explained: "This is totally out of charitable purposes, so the bid can not be common sense. "

The order provided by a higher power or karma is thought to be common to almost all religions.

Review of the literature suggests that when this disease presents in soft tissue, multiple foci of involvement may be common.

Space travel: Travelling in space by ordinary citizens will be common. Each city will have its own spaceport .

The so-called precious pearls have been found to be common stones.

Some of the project tasks will be common to all project teams, while others will be specific to each team.

Some of the SQL statements may be common across multiple files, and some files may contain unique SQL.

Well , depression is the most obvious symptom , but eating and sleeping disorders can also be common indicators .

She might be common, but there's nothing she doesn't know about cleaning products.

Protozoa are known to be common inhabitants of drinking water.

They are either based on essential legislative requirements or considered to be common best practice for information security.

Huge collections of flags seemed to be common in Iran -- perhaps because they provided a handy opportunity to exclude the Stars and Stripes.

Yes we can decrease it, but it doesn't have to be common if we treat the patients properly with all of these agents.

Low vitamin D levels are known to be common in elderly patients.

Certain skin characteristics, such as altered vascular reactivity, appear to be common among patients with rosacea.

Indeed, other worlds appear to be common in our galactic neighborhood.

These three words might be common but they are rare in some individual's mouth.

When it will be common power and what situation get involved, must have sufficient reason.

3 years, should be common of locution of another name for Guangdong Province is medium " unripe " year head.

This indication may be common to several macroblocks.

Under the original 1988 Basel 1 rules governing bank capital, the bulk of banks' tier-one capital had to be common equity.

This understanding of events may be common elsewhere, but it has gone all but unheard of here in China.

But the historical evidence suggests that such disparities in age probably won't be common.

Such nonvoting stock may be common or preferred stock.

Yellow sand beaches may be common, but they're no less beautiful.

But for rough and mud, and can be common in mind, not easy on it.

The scripts directory and the log directory should be common for all loads.

There may even be common ground amongst the Tea Partiers and the Occupy Wall Street people.

If I regard the life as easy, everything will be common to me.

9; When inserting rows, it will be common to have multiple parameters.

In the future, it may be common that video is included with releases.

In general form, code very much like what I present will be common for similar tasks.

In real life, however, this will be common requirement.

to be common as commons.

And finally, it will be common in the use of assistive devices and prevocational , vocational assessment and training.

As with any code, there will be common things all your tests need to do.

eg. The milu deer is a kind of deer that used to be common in China long ago.

What may be common business practice in many countries is in some cases unlawful in America.

This may not be common in China, but is good manners in Britain or America.

The gray areas of the law sometimes apply to actions -- for example, the giving of seasonal gifts -- that can be common in some countries.

I am that one be common of student in China, but is also special of a.

(of a custom, practice, ideas, etc. )no longer be common

Partial viewing of headlines, blurbs found to be common

Secondary infection of the oral cavity, such as Nystatin treatment can be common infection with Candida albicans;

three fever cases also found to be common cold virus

I am quoting from one correspondent something which I think is likely to be common to all women who find themselves in similar circumstances