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Over the next year or two, this sort of technology is expected to become more commonplace, but it will also raise questions about privacy.

Chinese people seem to have gotten used to reading reports like these and gradually they have accepted them as commonplace.

The children of such a pair were not likely to turn out quite ordinary, commonplace beings; and they were not.

Lately, though, earnings disappointments seem to have become commonplace for BYD.

Marguerite's history is an exception, I say again. Had it been a commonplace, it would not have been worth writing down.

For my own part, I believe that this commonplace problem comes down to our inability to adopt proper method.

Indeed, in certain areas, at this particular moment in history, it seems to have been almost commonplace.

I suppose it was commonplace in me that I felt slightly outraged at his lack of spirit.

Star Dasha Shing Fui-leave son, left this world . . . this kind of news seems to have become commonplace in the entertainment circle.

Only a week later, I found myself in the operating room and realized that something as commonplace as an IV tube was uncomfortable.

However, it is now suggesting that this could be commonplace within a few years.

It was like casting an archangel as an accountant; I couldn't visualize him in any commonplace role.

From this point, "naked marriage age" want to say, that marriage is still commonplace topic is still of . . .

We spend so much of our lives with our parents and yet most of itis devoted to routine and commonplace things.

When he spoke, it was in the most inadequate, commonplace voice of the many varied tones she had heard from his.

We spend so much of our lives with our parents and yet most of it is devoted to routine and commonplace things.

Now that his money was so low, he began to observe his clothes and feel that even his best ones were beginning to look commonplace.

He said that the commonplace of the day would have been being talked over for two hours by four o'clock.

He made some commonplace observation upon the baneful effect of the night air at the season.

The gooey substance produced by mixing cornstarch with a little water is a commonplace example of such a material.

The basic nature of the plot is commonplace but, when it is a look at public figures, it is intriguing and puzzling.

"I guess we'd better move right away, don't you think so? " she observed to Lola, thinking of the commonplace chamber in Seventeenth Street.

This sequence is so commonplace that it is completely unremarkable, and yet it is undeniably poor design.

The circumstances of his death, at the age of 35, have been much mythologized, but were most likely commonplace.

Such were the commonplace sentiments with which he viewed and met the awful convulsion which now shook the world.

Only among these people, what may be considered extraordinary by an outsider becomes pedestrian or commonplace.

A "60 Minutes" report now shows the motives of the murder may have been more complicated -- and yet more commonplace.

Now second screening, as it is referred to in the United States, has become commonplace in Britain too.

He and his wife and children still live in a commonplace apartment that costs a third of a luxury one.

Are Fingerprints Unique? It is a commonplace belief that the thumbprint of every human who has ever lived is different.

Commonplace, at the moment, he is in sight, but other's boyfriend! But, soon to be married . . .

Far from the world and together they entered upon the long retarded romance of their commonplace and uneventful lives.

This book starts off with the commonplace that the Communist Revolution was a "total revolution" requiring ideological retraining.

Your world needs to be deeply purged of what has come to be the commonplace and widely accepted prime beliefs of your reality.

Cheung can be words, words have smiled a roll, "Book of General" Longevity and the word song language, quite commonplace repulsive.

You should not neglect aspects of your work that seem to be commonplace or trifling.

Shootings and drug arrests are commonplace in this area; the children pushed and pulled at each other to get a closer look.

Though astronomers have had trouble detecting them directly, they suspect that such planets are commonplace throughout the galaxy.

Some people may find this to be a commonplace event, but it is still a marvel to me.

The idea of having a hobby for your leisure hours to keep you entertained and busy when you're not at work is quite commonplace in Britain.

It is commonplace to read that America is going through a period of retrenchment, with a focus on domestic policy.

Large data sets are no longer esoteric concerns for a few big companies, but are becoming commonplace.

Although far from commonplace , school shootings have periodically marred America's educational landscape over the years .

You should try to restrain the disproportionate fervour with which you throw yourself into commonplace home pleasures.

Autumn, around the scene of a busy commonplace, people's faces filled with joy.

Love for you always be on the heart, waiting for me, is a commonplace.

Ordinarily the surface is hard with rock-strewn sections commonplace, while ruts will often form after the first pass.

The influence on Zhu Jian'er's music creation form the concept of "significance is commonplace" in Chinese traditional opera music.

Although English is becoming commonplace, Russian is still understood in most parts of Latvia.

A $99 extension of a commonplace device will be a no-brainer for a large set of media consumers.

And with new software development approaches daily builds (wikipedia entry) are commonplace, this becomes really important.

A future where we begin to see rolling brownouts and blackouts as commonplace occurrences.

Terrorist attacks, like the bombing at Domodedovo airport in January, have become almost commonplace.

He was an unambitious man destined for a commonplace job.

and yet, in the history of our Nation, it is a commonplace occurrence.

But, in the African scheme, he is a commonplace sort of villain(see article).

In the 19th century it was commonplace to do an experiment simply to see what would happen.

In-flight cell service could be introduced within two years and become commonplace within four, developers believe.

Making multiple sequence alignments is one of the more commonplace procedures in modern biology.

Right now, in Western militaries as well as Eastern ones, the term is in vogue; it has become a commonplace.

Especially since using search engines to do quick background searches on potential hires and dates is now commonplace.

Inequalities and injustices against women and children are commonplace, and racism and racial discrimination have far from receded.

However, most of his poems in the "returned" new period are characterized with fluency and commonplace without personal meditation.

Few people in Myanmar own computers and only a handful can afford the sort of connectivity that is commonplace elsewhere.

skill in on - line searching is by no means as yet commonplace , certainly not in the united kingdom.

It is commonplace to grieve for a year or more after a major loss. Give yourself time, and get the support you need.

The existence of such lava- coated planets, which may prove commonplace, will force a reconsideration of theories about planetary formation.

But there have also been demoralising numbers: unemployment is still rising fast, insolvencies are commonplace.

Leveraging talent around the globe to reduce costs has become commonplace, but this introduces considerable technical obstacles.

And, in the heart of London's financial district, it is claimed that harassment and sexual discrimination remain commonplace.

Your memory will fade over time, and things which seem perfectly normal and commonplace now might be fascinating to your grandchildren.

Although harassment (called griefing) of a SL resident is not commonplace, it is nonetheless a reality of the nature of the environment.

After the palatial resort in Adams Street, he could not stomach the commonplace saloons which he found advertised.

Angel Clare, to whom three-quarters of this performance was a commonplace act of kindness, now approached Izz.

IN ROMANIAN politics, smears and scandals are commonplace. This week's vote for a new head of the Romanian Orthodox Church was similar.

Several thousand scientists are working diligently [on this], but forming subgroups and convening meetings is just commonplace.

It is a shadow commonplace that Roosevelt was "outsmarted" at the later conference in Yalta and gave away too much to Stalin.

It has become commonplace in Washington for people to believe that the U. S. military is, and shall forever be, the world's policeman.

Widespread feelings of worry and confusion, as well as a lack of physical and emotional well-being were commonplace.

For investors in financial stocks around the globe, such wild gyrations have become almost commonplace.

But it is a commonplace belief in Islamabad that, sooner or later, Washington will tire of the war in Afghanistan.

THESE days using silicon chips to allow machines to see is commonplace.

For this reason, so you see, in this world to compete for the same reason the same thing with how things are commonplace.

It has become commonplace to say that Africa needs a green revolution.

Within the business sphere fusions, alliances, and partnerships became commonplace.

Has been hailed as "angry qing" poets, but commonplace attitude in the face of the current state of poetry.

THE SE days using silicon chips to allow machines to see is commonplace.

Arbitrary arrests , torture and forced labour soon became commonplace across the continent.

The offhand decision of some commonplace mind high in office at a critical moment influences the course of events for a hundred years.

Mobile telephony is now commonplace around the world.

"They say that photosynthesis is plausibly commonplace, and that's true, " Pizzarello said.

If you will pardon so commonplace a simile, we have set off the fire alarm and have nothing to do but to wait.

The outlines were: in a commonplace environment at an inappropriate hour: Do we perceive beauty?

Yes, his failures and inaction can only be commonplace, "fate" of the the doomed.

And yet, among our nation's law enforcement officers, it is also commonplace.

Self-treatment of constipation with over-the-counter laxative products, home remedies, and foodstuffs is commonplace.

It is now commonplace for consumer goods companies to work with outside partners and to pursue "open innovation" (see panel).

To-night John Perkins encountered a tremendous upheaval of the commonplace when he reached his door.

Energy: The idea of recycling paper, glass, metal and plastics has become commonplace. New technologies allow heat to be recycled, too.

From the position of drains, it seems the houses had indoor lavatories many millennia before they became commonplace in the rest of Britain.

A few years ago it was hip to listen to lengthy instrumental pieces from Iceland; now, it's nearly commonplace.

But a few years later, such arguments were commonplace.

The second explanation, common in the early 20th century, but banished for a while after 1949, has become commonplace again today.

The graceful preface was laced by a commonplace piece near the furnace in the palace without any trace of embrace.

Years ago there was a stigma about meeting people online but now it's extremely accepted and commonplace.

Fans have been unanimously impressed with how few incidents of theft and assault -- both commonplace in South Africa -- there have been.

It has become commonplace among diplomats and analysts in China to say that Beijing is becoming more assertive in international affairs.

With such phones now so commonplace, a new opportunity beckons: mobile money, which allows cash to travel as quickly as a text message.

The commonsense commonwealth government no longer uses the uncommon commonplace .

Over the past year China has pulled off a feat that seems remarkable in an era of commonplace double-digit budget deficits.

Pirating used to be commonplace in this country.

However, traffic chaos is still commonplace and queue-jumping continues.

Mechael predicted that in a few years, health services using cell phones will be commonplace in the developing world.

Today these observations can seem quite commonplace, yet looking back one must view them as a solid landmark in malaria research.

Instances of cyber slacking have increased markedly since broadband internet connections became commonplace in workplaces.

Taxes on land are commonplace in the United States as well as most other countries today.

Nowadays, beer-drinking has become a new hot-point in city consumption and a commonplace in people's daily life.

The effects of contingent behavior seems commonplace in our day-to-day activity--peer pressure is but one example of it at work.

But if it is an evil [planet], there will be enmity in commonplace things.

To say that Pablo Picasso dominated Western art in the 20th century is, by now, the merest commonplace.

Therefore, the best opportunities are often hidden in the commonplace into view.

Due to the advancements in medical technology and so forth, having a baby in a woman's forties has become quite commonplace and safe.

Religious vegetarianism is commonplace in the East, but is not considered mainstream in most Western faith communities.

But he concedes: 'Telomere tests might become commonplace, but probably not the tests we have now. '

Butterflies, some beautiful, but I did the bird must be commonplace, not for anything else, only myself.

As a new society your pleasure will be in seeing that everyone is looked after, and sharing will become quite commonplace.

Infections. When it comes to raising a baby in this day and age, infections of various types can be rather commonplace.

The commonplace excitement of the tea-drinking and school- gathering would alone have sufficed to make her restless all night .

Such attacks are commonplace in many industries, investigators and law enforcement officials say, but are rarely divulged or explained.

As renderers become more advanced, expect to see these sorts of effects become more commonplace in our work.

We look forward to the time when our forecasts of space weatherbecome as commonplace as the predictions meteorologists routinely provide.

Do not be fooled by its commonplace appearance.

With the change in people's living habits, the incidence of disease is increasing, chronic recurrent type is most commonplace.

My favorable proverb: Looking for outstanding in commonplace, a chance in the difficulty.

But talking to your car - and having it answer straight back - could soon become as commonplace as pressing a button or consulting a map.

Uplift of the groundwork and land surface in high pressure jet grouting is a commonplace in engineering constructions.

Jealousy does not protrude its forked tongue at the artist who produces a commonplace painting.

He had a stodgy , dusty, commonplace look to him which was more a matter of mind than of body.

It is commonplace for hotels in Chinese provincial cities to put up clocks on the reception wall with the time in major capitals.

We then fell to talking of many commonplace things, and my friend did not once toss up his beard, but was very friendly.

Though still in its infancy , it isn't hard to imagine digital payments catching on and becoming commonplace.

In the years since the first film, the villainous businessman has become a Hollywood commonplace.

It reveals just how commonplace the link of family-race-poverty is in the American mindset.

Mosher's team's 2001 investigation found that family planning was nonexistent and that forced abortions and sterilizations were commonplace.

This supercilious attitude relegates me to the level of the commonplace.

It has become commonplace, in this digital era, that electric communication will spell doom for authoritarian regimes.

The commonplace book was popular among English intellectuals in the seventeenth, eighteenth, and nineteenth centuries.

Visions that are called from the vasty deep become reality. Ideas that were once pooh-poohed as outlandish become commonplace.

Although not ratified as an official standard yet, the technology is already commonplace.

Cyclists in places like London and Mexico City yearn for proper cycle lanes, of the kind commonplace in countries such as Germany.

Induction of pluripotency by transcription factors has become a commonplace method to produce pluripotent stem cells.

Australian and American accents are commonplace in Kangerlussuaq international airport.

We can no longer make a distinction between this work of art and the real Brillo Box, which is just a commonplace object.

But human-rights abuses remain commonplace and some of the Zapatista rebels still put up a fight.

is not at all exceptional; in fact, he's really rather commonplace.

It is the only country apart from South Korea where the platform has become commonplace.

Silicon Valley is among the most flexible and fast-moving labor markets in the world, and job-hopping is commonplace.

The private sector is dominated by competition and turbulence. Performance-related pay is the norm, and redundancy commonplace.

While most experts agree that sequencing will become commonplace in medicine, some say they think Dr. Rothberg is overselling his machine.

Hardly anyone had a cell phone a few years ago, but now they're commonplace.

Perplexed, they decided that the lines were not emitted by the commonplace OH molecule but an unknown substance.

It's clear that OSGi adoption in large server systems is becoming commonplace, and that's starting to filter down.

Food delivery is commonplace in many Asian and Middle Eastern cities, from independent restaurants and local chains to hotels.

When I worked in fast food as a teenager, giving an unhappy customer a free apple turnover and having her leave happy was commonplace.

The airport and seapor501. The commonsense commonwealth government no longer uses the uncommon commonplace.

is going on behind the walls of the US embassy even became a commonplace of British films and television series.

"Football" hooliganism is becoming increasingly commonplace in Eastern Europe.

We all know that the body is a revolutionary work of the capital, it is commonplace any more.

A recent survey has shown, not surprisingly, that librarians are likely to cancel subscriptions if self-archiving becomes commonplace(67).

Whatever your operating system, SSH touts many positive benefits for commonplace, everyday computing.

Such Stars of Radiance become commonplace among Gaia planetary teams as Higher Level missions are acknowledged and accepted.

It has become a commonplace to acknowledge that a post-war Afghanistan will "not be Switzerland" .

These flexible work situations are becoming more commonplace and present another challenge for companies.

In other words, centenarians like George will be commonplace by the time I'm his age.

Rude language is now so commonplace that it is accepted behavior.

JIA Ping-ao changes commonplace childhood life into lively essays, which show us abundant content and lasting allure of childhood.

bathos: an abrupt, unIntended transition In style from the exalted to the commonplace, producIng a ludicrous effect.

In the business arena, mergers and acquisitions are commonplace; not so in the realm of business schools.

Today , however , role reversal is becoming increasingly commonplace .

While some might feel weird doing this, it's quite commonplace today, and many use it for networking purposes.

Life, he was surrounded by lobbyists lobby, take the business private jet travel is commonplace.

Using encryption to secure data in transit has become almost commonplace due to the growth of Internet-based applications.

The images of the torn roadways in the Cedar City landslide will become almost commonplace throughout N America.

Slightly more confident, he sped the car along the commonplace streets and felt somewhat less fearful.

When you are in fairy-tale vision and attitude to face all around, the commonplace of life will become exquisite.

Extremely high rates of premature deaths are linked to noxious gasses from the smelter, and lung-related ailments are commonplace.

Little dramas of this sort have become commonplace in modern corporations.

Before the 19th century, when foreign affairs rested in the hands of a select few, secret deals and treaties were an accepted commonplace.

You are more commonplace cousins to each other as man and woman , than you were as boy and girl .

Today, networks are both pervasive and commonplace, and applications still push the envelope of network scale and speed.

In Japan eating with chopsticks or hashi is commonplace and you will often have to ask for a fork if you are unable to use chopsticks.

There is in the human condition (and this is a commonplace of all literatures) a basic absurdity as well as an implacable nobility.

Ethnic restaurants are commonplace in the United States.

It has become a commonplace to point out that America's invasion of Iraq has strengthened Iran.

But in the case of Repsol, Spain's largest oil and gas company, they have become commonplace.

The bustling place harasses commonplace, melts repeatedly past events floating clouds.

commonplace among moralists that you cannot get happiness by pursuing it.

The state failed to perform a single legal transfer of power; coups were commonplace.

The flash-memory drives that are increasingly commonplace are even less resilient than hard drives.

The practice became routine, and it is now commonplace in large livestock operations in many countries.

Attrition is commonplace on design and development teams, causing a frantic struggle to find the right replacements.

In the shifting universe of global academia, English is becoming as commonplace as creeping ivy and mortarboards .

It has become commonplace, for example, to say that the Americans were woefully ignorant of Iraq's turbulent history and tangled sociology.

8without seeming unworldly , William James appeared wholly removed from the commonplace of society, the conventionality of academe.

Social intercourse between Chinese and foreigners also became more commonplace.

For example, it has become commonplace these days for people to turn somebody's Facebook page into a tribute page after death.

But it wasn't until after the War of 1812 that observing Independence Day became commonplace.

But it would explain your commonplace frustration.

Will replacement of a hip joint become more commonplace?

Now that automation is commonplace in all systems, the biggest expenditures are for chemical reagents and equipment.

Now phone calls are not returned, meetings cancelled, cheap historical jibes commonplace.

In aviation, what sounds outlandish today may be commonplace tomorrow.

This advance has made computers with amazing speed and impressive capability commonplace.

Thus, while computers and mobile phones have become commonplace, traditional writing skills will be handed down.

That was once an implausible, distant, dream; now it's a reality so commonplace that we take it for granted.

Although it was quite commonplace for them to hold hands, at this moment it held a strange attraction for him.

Home computers are increasingly commonplace nowadays.

In Western business culture, making an appointment is commonplace for most business dealings.

Attacks by US soldiers on their comrades or on officers were commonplace during the Vietnam war.

Nonetheless, it is commonplace for Web servers to simply take relative directory names as the basis of URIs.

See everybody is in downstair, go asking on, scold that male commonplace.

It's a commonplace that actors can be incomplete in their everyday lives.

Delays in operations were commonplace, especially for trauma patients at weekends.

It is a commonplace to compare philosophical theories and the behavior of those who profess them.

Such incidents are so commonplace! Could it be redressed? Some could, but some may prove very difficult.

The batterings always come in commonplace ways and through commonplace people.

Though once only commonplace in legal situations, fingerprinting is being used more in commerce.

He is not at all exciting in fact he is really rather commonplace.

Continuous data are commonplace in social, biophysical, and health research.

The best ideas arise from a passionate interest in commonplace things.

Our visitor bore every mark of being an average commonplace British tradesman, obese, pompous, and slow.

"The helicopter was circling around for five to six minutes, " Athar tells TIME. "It's not commonplace here. "

Buying and selling official positions is commonplace in local governments in China but little known for posts as senior as that of mayor.

But, in this global age, the fact of divided allegiances is becoming commonplace.

This scene is commonplace in Maine's small fishing hamlets; but Port Clyde is known not for its lobsters but for its fish.

Automatic lighting and temperature control are commonplace in homes and offices.

Deeply felt, I discovered that the original commonplace people, to clear old when he lived in vain for a lifetime.

In the commodity business, it's commonplace for people to be shouting and running around.

However, imported goods are now commonplace in local markets, so consumers have more choices in what they buy.

Commonplace? The commonplace is just that light, impalpable, aerial essence which they've never got into their confounded books yet.

A lean-faced, rather commonplace woman recognised Carrie on the platform and hurried forward.

In everyday life, monthly financial statements are commonplace.

Sure, sexual innuendo is commonplace: on television and in glossy magazines and in the provocative attire of women on the streets.

Before the credit crunch, talk that London would replace New York as the world's financial centre was commonplace.

After all, merely a man washing himself, commonplace enough, Heaven knows!

Now that computers are commonplace, it should become the standard Morse training method.

This type of arrangement is commonplace in most large private sector manufacturers.

What's more, business marketing courses are commonplace at many universities today.

Twenty million words from an unconscious mind is not a commonplace.

It is a commonplace among moralists that you cannot get happiness by pursuing it.