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[kom-uhn-lee] / ˈkɒm ən li /


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In the motel room, they found a Faraday bag, commonly used to block electronic signals, near Pysher’s cellphone.

From Los Angeles Times

The findings suggest these highly social fish are capable of a sophisticated cognitive process known as 'contingency testing,' a level of intelligence more commonly associated with marine mammals such as dolphins.

From Science Daily

These drugs are commonly prescribed or reserved for serious bacterial infections.

From Science Daily

Even after the recommended treatment period had ended, researchers detected two of the four active ingredients commonly found in isoxazoline products in the animals' feces.

From Science Daily

The state law governing involuntary commitments and conservatorships for people with severe mental illness is known as the Lanterman-Petris-Short Act, and it includes the commonly used Section 5150 for those deemed “gravely disabled.”

From Los Angeles Times