Common
Common adjective - Often observed or encountered.
One more
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A common saying amongst fans of the relationship is that 'they broke so many taboos already, what's one more?
Source: Incest Yay Shipping - What about a city with two or more walls concentrically (pretty common for a very long time), one older and one more recent?
Source: Useful Notes / Jewish Holidays -
If one reads the preambles, and pays attention to what you're told in the storylines, it seems the Federation was a Federation at least, for humans, not Telepathic Spacemen, although one more corrupt and with dirtier secrets than the common example.
Source: The Federation
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