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have in common

  1. see in common.



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What do your recent characters have in common?

What both of them have in common is that they survived both their harrowing childhoods in Nicaragua and their unrelentingly challenging journeys in America, having been raised by a single mother, whose death still haunts them.

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It’s a credit to the play and to the performers that, by the end of “littleboy/littleman,” the differences between the two brothers seem less important than what they have in common.

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Although circumstances differ in each country, what Japan, the U.S. and Western Europe have in common is debt, now in or approaching triple digits as a share of gross domestic product.

What do Bryson DeChambeau and Russell Crowe have in common?

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