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It's commonly supposed that all fairy tales are stories from the folk tradition, passed through the generations by storytellers since the dawn of history.
Ufa was built on the orders of Ivan IV (more commonly known as Ivan the Terrible) in 1547.
Women commonly live longer than men.
A wrench is a commonly used tool.
It is impossible to escape the impression that people commonly use false standards of measurement - that they seek power, success and wealth for themselves and admire them in others, and that they underestimate what is of true value in life.
Shark fin soup is commonly served at Chinese weddings and banquets.
The most commonly reported flu symptoms are fever, chills, sweating, astheania, headache and nausea.
The term is not commonly used.
Waves are most commonly caused by wind.
The launching of artificial earth satellites is commonly looked upon as an exploration of space.
As is commonly known, the smarter person is the one to give in first. That's easier for an adult to do than for a teenager. You won't be crowned with laurels for winning a fight with your own child.
DDT is a carcinogen which was commonly used in the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s.
The syringe is the instrument most commonly used to administer insulin.
Basque is a commonly cited example of a language isolate.
Methadone is commonly prescribed as a pain killer.
This word is no longer commonly used.
Movie subtitles
It was possible they might remember me but I thought it unlikely, shop assistants being commonly regarded as an inferior race who never emerged from the other side of the counter.
These are the elements most commonly found on the strip.
I did purchase what is commonly referred to by the kids as a big-ticket item.
Wizard Peacock. cadet of Gun, Herald of the Deaf, Badcome Villain of. Sulmona, Sir of Corkscrew, Rich, commonly known as Less Hand. Brancaleone da Norcia.
The first contest is with Bigshout, commonly known as Dirty-Hand. versus Brancaleone da Norcia.
But since we see that avarice, anger, pride and stupidity. commonly profit far beyond charity, modesty, justice and thought. perhaps we must stand fast a little. even at the risk of being heroes.
It is a training centre for what are commonly referred to as spies.
Consequently, there is little time for what is commonly known as private life.
Reflections on his force, commonly the body proportion, Bat, business skill, the best, amazingly, worthless.
With what sport is Wimbledon commonly associated?
Wimbledon is most commonly associated with tennis. Of course.
Gentlemen, get ready. 'cause you're about to witness the trial. of these two unfortunates. commonly known as Connie and Raymond Marble.
I do not mean evil as it is commonly understood.
Society is based on good faith on a commonly accepted bond.
It is a training center for what are commonly referred to as spies.
We live in a period which makes great demands upon us. Consequently, there is little time for what is commonly known as private life.
It is a commonly used technique.
Not a very commonly used knot, is it?
Wimbledon is most commonly associated with tennis.
Pepsis formosa, commonly known as the Tarantula Hawk Wasp.
He observes those people we commonly call speculators.
Dr. Marcus, it is commonly supposed that a vampire attacks in only one way.
Commonly called getting horny.
Very commonly.
And I am speaking now of such things as thought transmissions, commonly known as telepathy.
IT IS BECAUSE FILMS COMMONLY REQUIRE ASETTING.
For there's a young and sweating devil here that commonly rebels.
Sulmona, Sir of Corkscrew, Rich, commonly known as Less Hand.
The experiencing of states which are commonly termed mystical is tied by many researchers to the limbic system in the brain.
One commonly held misconception is that whales are fish.
Mr. Worf, open the lower band frequencies most commonly used in the last century.
Burning, dumping at sea and burial are all flawed,...either by fingerprints or more commonly by dental records, I have learnt.
Kelindide, rodinium - all materials commonly used in Cardassian ship construction.
Someone didn't bother reading my memo on commonly used passwords.
What is not commonly known is that 20 years ago, before she died. Eliza bore a child.
Temporal displacement caused by a quantum singularity most commonly affects delta-series radioisotopes which is exactly what the Chief absorbed during the conduit breach.
Do footpads commonly cut out their victim's tongue?
News and current affairs
This is commonly attributed to the currency reputation as a safe haven during troubled times.
All crop plants have relatives somewhere, and some gene flow commonly occurs if the two populations are grown close together.
After conventional plant breeding led to the development of rapeseed varieties with low concentrations of erucic acid, canola oil became the most commonly consumed oil in Canada.
There is only one problem: Chinese people do not seem to want to consume, at least according to commonly cited data.
Spurious economic arguments against higher taxes have been debunked in the West, but are still commonly repeated in the finance ministries of developing countries.
The views of office holders have moved much closer to those commonly found atop the income distribution.
Negative real interest rates and quantitative easing have enforced financial repression on holders of cash, hurting savers, while broadly boosting prices of riskier financial assets, most commonly held by the rich.
Games between Holland and Germany, for example, or Germany and Poland, tended, until very recently, to be reenactments of the war; either - and most commonly - as melancholy replays of wartime defeat, or as sweet revenge.
The most commonly used treatment for major depression is antidepressant medication.
Paulson's appointment presumably shows that Bush is far more concerned about environmental issues than is commonly believed.
Second, we need a comprehensive, commonly agreed reform agenda that will underpin that consolidation path and inspire the confidence of Greek society.
Yet, to understand the difficulty of responding to the problems that Iran's nuclear ambition and anti-Israel obsession now pose, it might be helpful to analyze the three analogies that are most commonly used.
Waterfowl commonly spread influenza viruses to chickens, although the outcome usually is not serious.
They are of course intimately linked: religion is commonly used as a way to regulate sexual behavior and relations between the sexes.
It is commonly assumed (but nobody takes big bets) that the Nasdaq still carries major downside risks while the euro, sooner or later, must return to normality, whatever that means.
It used to be commonly thought that a home's value consists primarily in the structure, not in the land on which it sits.
By contrast, history is more commonly shared among Americans from different states, who, other than in the Civil War, have fought side by side in the nation's external wars.
Moreover, limits for radioactivity in food commonly incorporate orders of magnitude of the margin of safety, and are predicated on long-term ingestion.
From the beginnings of life on earth, organisms have been exposed to potentially harsh conditions, with individual cells commonly exposed to toxic substances such as chemicals and radiation.
Although resistant forms are commonly found in tumors that haven't yet been exposed to treatment, they generally occur in small numbers.
But India also has a culture in which people commonly assume that everyone in public life is corrupt unless they prove otherwise.
As a result, the debt ratios commonly applied to Greece could be overstated.
All of these indicators are commonly used to judge a country's global status.
Political regimes that rely on personal power, commonly known as dictatorships, prove to be fragile in crisis.