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dime a dozen

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(a) dime a dozen
Fig. abundant; cheap and common. People who can write good books are not a dime a dozen. Romantic movies are a dime a dozen.
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Though satirical show-biz exposes are a dime a dozen these days, ``Extras'' emphasizes its snappy dialogue and amusingly cringe-inducing moments over its industry-insider snickers.
While anti-Arab ad campaigns are a dime a dozen now, in 1996, the NIKE controversy took Muslims by surprise.
These days, people heralding the death of West 8th Street are a dime a dozen, but a few savvy investors are seeing the glimmers of life quietly ushering in a new era for the block.
 
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