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Meanings of norm in English
Russian
стандартизация Catalan
norma Usage of norm in English
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It's actually often far more important to norm people to the positive.
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She said: People change their behaviour when it becomes a societal norm.
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Yet, this kind of social business innovation is far from the norm.
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Traditional top-up mortgage-type products, which don't promote energy efficiency, remain the norm.
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I think it's essentially a free search norm of the 21st century.
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When 'rewards' become the norm for corruption a culture of corruption prevails.
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We are the norm, which means our responsibilities extend far beyond self-preservation.
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It perpetuates violence, guilt and control over those not of the norm.
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However, the norm still seems to be the male asking the female.
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Kenyan Airways was actually much better than the norm is this regard.
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The Cambridge chemical engineering student Yang-Fan Zhou achieved his second GM norm.
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Only the norm so far, and nothing from the South that correlates.
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You just live in the moment, and accept it as the norm.
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At a global level they are the norm rather than the exception.
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Are we much worse than the norm of other so-called developed countries?
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We can be positive about the future if this becomes the norm.
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Translations for norm
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Norm through the time
Norm across language varieties
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
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