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Meanings of become commonplace in английском

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Usage of become commonplace in английском
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Since the collapse of Communism, of course, Hayek's arguments have become commonplace.
The new yorker
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In future smart fabrics with embedded sensors will become commonplace, said Li.
Reuters
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Kidnappings have become commonplace in Libya, with foreign diplomats often the targets.
Reuters
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But they will become commonplace in due course, I have little doubt.
The Guardian
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Kidnappings have become commonplace in Libya and abductors frequently target foreign officials.
Reuters
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I wish I could become commonplace-withoutthe slightest thing queer about me.
The Tyranny of the Dark
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Such accomplishments could become commonplace, if the Obama Administration gets its way.
Wired
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IT HAS become commonplace to suggest that failure is good for entrepreneurs.
The Irish Times
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Why, the thing has lost color, snap, surprise; and has become commonplace.
Life on the Mississippi
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The idea of policy innovation has become commonplace in most areas of policy-making.
The Guardian
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You work with drugs all the time and they become commonplace.
One for the money
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It's become commonplace to frame your sign as commitment-phobic, but it's not true.
Ebony
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But no,-itwas one of those miracles that have not yet become commonplace.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 03, No. 18, April, 1859 / A Magazin...
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These things had become commonplace to us-untilthe baby began to notice them!
Making the House a Home
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Kidnappings have become commonplace in the oil producer, with foreign officials often the targets.
Reuters
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So it was inevitable that the settlement of quarrels in private should become commonplace.
Space Platform
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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