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commonalities

noun as in common ground

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Researchers found there were commonalities among people who wouldn't alter their cannabis consumption.

He spoke a big game about wanting Americans to take "down the heat a little bit" and focus on our commonalities instead of differences.

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The concept of “social death” comes from Harvard sociologist Orlando Patterson, who developed the term some 40 years ago when analyzing commonalities among various slave societies around the world.

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Added Delfin: “Everybody tries to keep everything separate, but there are really so many commonalities.”

Five episodes into the season, full episodes have been devoted to each character’s story – more than enough to get a sense of how varied these women are along with their commonalities.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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