Politicization of the mosque has, sadly, also become the norm in Britain.

To be sure, the sanctity of existing borders has become a powerful norm in world politics.

And a massive vilification campaign in the mainstream media has become the new norm.

Obesity became the social norm for Vault 10, as the average girth increased with every generation.

It's a social norm.

Above all, uncertainty has become the norm, in contrast to the gray but predictable future offered by the old communist regimes.

In our days, which have all become similar to each other, death has become the norm and life the exception.

In countries where e commerce has become a norm, the trend towards the use of ERAs in public procurement is strong.

It's a norm.

It also becomes a religious rule.

Fake elections are rapidly become the norm.

And I said I'm going to put it in practice.

But 4 6 is considered normal

And I said I'm going to put it in practice.

She said that recycling in Canada had a fantastic entry into our psyche through kids between grade four and six.

Is dynastic succession becoming the norm throughout Asia?

For them, collective intelligence has become a norm.

) is extremely common in everyday communication, almost the norm.

That should continue to be the norm.

Rote learning and memorization of facts was the standard.

Cloning of supermen in the military became the norm.

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Electronic patient health records were also becoming the rule.

Respect for sovereignty was a fundamental norm of international law.

Don't tell me it was the norm.

A lot guys ignore the laugh.

Employee owned firms have, in fact, always been common.

Rwanda s success should be the norm, not the exception.

Indeed, peddling implausible claims has become a norm in Turkey.

Early marriages and early childbirth are the norm.

I better see if Norma's all right.

Life, which can be strangely merciful, had taken pity on Norma Desmond.

The ensuing power struggle, which has been waged by distinctly undemocratic means, has become a pattern of behaviour and has had a disastrous effect on the situation of human rights.

It was the norm, she says, for 400 years.

On the Chinese internet, real names will soon be the norm

It should be the exception to rather than the rule of the game.

My vision is that cognitive exercises become just a normal part of curriculum.

Home cooking remained the norm, but its quality was down the tubes.

At its seventh session, the Working Group noted that electronic reverse auctions were increasingly used as a method of procurement in those countries where e commerce had become a norm.

Smuggling became a national matter prices climbed day by day the national currency was being devalued before our eyes, and banknotes were issued according to the whim of the de facto authorities unemployment is in full swing and the accumulation of wealth by illegal means is becoming the norm.

Without such limited agreements, stasis in South Asia is the rule.

But it is not to say that being a single species on planet Earth is the norm.

And this has become such a norm of our professional lives, such a norm and such an expectation.

That isn't considered newbie as it is now, that was, like, the norm.

How could she breathe in that house so crowded with Norma Desmonds?