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This is common with rural coyotes, which group up in families because of their mating and social behaviors.

What's more common is the verb 'reckon', which means 'estimate' or 'think'.

Purging was a common medical treatment, but it certainly wasn't prescribed to make room for more fish gut sauce.

And it's quite common in the UK to live with housemates when you're younger.

The common bonds feel strained.

Here are five of the most common phrases and how to take your power back on the spot.

Like, in South India it’s common for Hindu girls to commemorate their first time menstruating by ceremonially wearing a sari.

That is also pretty common if you play with mixed strings.

The creation of common labels was necessary for both psychiatrists and patients to understand what was going on, and talk to each other.

It’s also possibly the most common last words in human history, as people often repeat the prayer as they pass away.

What all these routines have in common is that, physically, they are incredibly hard.

This is a country united around common principles, not a common ruler, a common history, a common faith, a common creed.

Um, it was very common to find colleagues who did not believe that there was such a thing as, let's say, human nature.

Play activities like this are relatively common in corvids, especially juveniles.

-"So in my dream, I had enough-- I had enough common sense to remove your items first!

It's common for situations where there's anger and backlash, but it could also be used to describe something that is difficult and lasts a long time.

Muslim life is structured by a few different concepts that are common to some – but not all – practitioners.

Population genetics shows us there’s much more in our DNA that we have in common than what sets us apart.

But they’re getting more common.

I'm an attorney, I'm a new dad, a voting rights advocate who chaired Common Cause Massachusetts.

And they all have one thing in common.

If you use an all poly racket, all the same string, then it's more common just to go same tension throughout.

They looked at those who'd managed to beat the odds and pulled out a few common threads.

But what I found is what I felt that day on that set was very normal, very common.

And consider what took place about 5 million years ago when humans and chimpanzees shared their last common ancestor.

Men being pulled off the street by the authorities in legally questionable recruitment drives are becoming all too common and illustrate the Kremlin's desperate need for men for the front.

Summer days exceed 40 degrees in London and 45 degrees in Delhi, as extreme heat waves are now 8 to 9 times more common.

Even anthropologist Franz Boas — who argued that no culture or group of people is better than another — felt digging up Native remains was necessary to uncover what humans had in common.

Data from health insurance claims of 41 million Americans shows that the diagnosis of major depression in 12 to 17-year-olds increased from 1.6% in 2013 to 2.6% in 2016—which means it became 63% more common.