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Match 1: it's one of the most common mistakes made by beginners v1 v2 v3
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Match 1: whoever comes first will be served first is a common policy for restaurants with no reservations v1 v2 v3
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Match 1: you got it all wrong is a common phrase used to correct someone who has misunderstood something v2 v3
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Match 1: he is one of those smart people who completely lack common sense v2 v3
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Match 1: am i doing it right is a common way to ask if you are performing an action correctly v2 v3
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Match 1: really me too we have so much in common v2 v3
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Match 1: rules are rules is a common phrase that means established regulations must be followed no matter the circumstances v2 v3
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Match 1: no one with common sense would believe such a ridiculous rumor v2 v3
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