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Most cases involve significant mental illness, not run-of-the-mill depression or anxiety.

The results yield computer chips 9,000 times faster than a run-of-the-mill computer, using only the power of a tablet PC.

A c--t is different than your run-of-the-mill jerk (or scoundrel, or creep, or whatever).

Sabo is as incoherent and hateful as any run-of-the-mill troll.

The ad, for former Republican city council member Carl DeMaio, is in many ways a run-of-the-mill American political commercial.

The run-of-mine system means payment by weight of the coal as brought out of the mine including minute pieces and impurities.

The street was full of people—strangers who didn't look like your run-of-the-mill artist.

This is not—and when I say this, I mean the Oswald case—is not an ordinary run-of-the-mill-type of case.

About three-quarters of the river tunnel concrete was put in with run-of-crusher stone.

As soon as it could be arranged, run-of-crusher stone was used, everything larger than 2½ in.