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Meanings of become the norm in английском

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Usage of become the norm in английском
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When 'rewards' become the norm for corruption a culture of corruption prevails.
The Irish Times
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Excitement gave way to preparedness after the former had become the norm.
Climbing Magazine
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Bare shelves and angry protests, met with violence, have become the norm.
Reuters
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As a consequence bigger portions have become the norm in the home.
The Irish Times
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Getting tickets early has now become the norm for live music fans.
The Irish Times
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For most of us, feeling sluggish and uninspired has become the norm.
The Irish Times
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But deep, booming bells in the Western style have become the norm.
The new yorker
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My existence had become so haphazard, the odd had become the norm.
Priest
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Today's situation of too few staff, too many patients has become the norm.
The Irish Times
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Upcharges for access to certain websites may soon become the norm.
Ebony
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Shells falling blindly on civilians has become the norm, he said.
Reuters
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Record entries have become the norm for rowing events in Ireland.
The Irish Times
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Similarly, products that manage themselves independently also should become the norm.
Wired
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It has become the norm for Spain to disappoint but this felt different.
The Irish Times
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Flexible models of support that embrace innovation should become the norm.
The Guardian
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Now individualism had replaced the communal ideal and competition had become the norm.
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