Commonly
Commonly adverb - According to the usual course of things.
So much
Both terms in one sentence
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Jim Gaffigan brings up his own theory as to why cops are commonly believed to love donuts so much.
Source: Donut Mess with a Cop - The Lex Gabinia, concentrating as it did so much power in one man, is commonly regarded as a milestone in the collapse of the Roman Republic.
Source: Literature / Imperium -
Mandatory Twist Ending: All the stories written by author Chiaverotti - so much, in fact, that fans now commonly refer to this kind of finale as a "Chiaverotti ending".
Source: Comic Book / Dylan Dog
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