Common
Common adjective - Often observed or encountered.
Newest
Both words in one sentence
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Though somewhat unfixed with the newest expansion, where it's more common for the UK to take Oregon or Washington.
- A common mistake made by many well-intentioned tropers is to often use the words "recent", "newest", "latest", "as of now" or something synonymous to describe something within their examples or article (trope or work pages) descriptions.
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What are our options... noble, suffering AIDS victims, the friends of noble suffering AIDS victims, sex addicts, common street hustlers and the newest addition to the lot, stylish confidantes to lovelorn women.
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