Common
Common adjective - Often observed or encountered.
Of note
Both terms in one sentence
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While not watches, the Keymaker in The Matrix Reloaded has a lot in common with this trope; of note is a very clockwork-looking 'inside the keyhole' shot.
Source: The Watchmaker - Merchant districts was a common variation worthy of note.
Source: Urban Segregation -
Also of note, Mitochondrial Eve, the last common female ancestor of all humans lived around 150,000 B.C., whereas Y-Chromosome Adam, the last common male ancestor of all humans lived around 30,000 B.C..
Source: Tangled Family Tree
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