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common

[kom-uhn] / ˈkɒm ən /




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To test the therapy, the researchers created two common types of spinal cord injury in the organoids.

From Science Daily

A trailer for the game reveals a fishing village shrouded in haar - a cold sea fog common along the east coast of Scotland.

From BBC

Dr Thomas Milan, who performed the operations on the couple, says kidney cancers are still "less common" but they are seeing an "increase in cases".

From BBC

Shifts in voter confidence are common after elections, with voters in winning parties generally expressing more confidence and voters in losing parties expressing less, said Thad Kousser, one of the center’s co-directors.

From Los Angeles Times

But as women’s figure skating opens a new era with a minimum age limit of 17, 20-something champions could soon become common again.

From Los Angeles Times