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commonplace

[kom-uhn-pleys] / ˈkɒm ənˌpleɪs /




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The lawsuit is just the latest legal battle for the Alphabet-owned company, which has been rapidly expanding across California, making the white, driverless vehicles more commonplace.

From Los Angeles Times

Video interviews conducted by AI are not yet commonplace.

From BBC

Rather, their magnetism lies in their depiction of the commonplace—butchered meats, pastry chefs, rowhouses—as strange and surprising, even extraordinary.

From The Wall Street Journal

Migration to Thailand for work is commonplace, and thousands of Laotian students head overseas each year, drawn by international education and better job prospects.

From Barron's

Former Police Commissioner Ray Kelly says there was a time when “police families were fairly commonplace” in the NYPD.

From The Wall Street Journal