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least common denominator

noun as in lowest common denominator

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“Will there be a fight over which agency gets to be the least common denominator in setting standards for disclosure?” one research lobbyist wonders.

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“You’ll hear people say that it’s the least common denominator that discourages gifted kids from advancing,” said Elizabeth Hull Barnes, the math supervisor for the district.

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“Coming out of the gate, we really had to design for the least common denominator. We couldn’t assume that everybody” had access to low-dead-space syringes, said Kevin Nepveux, the Pfizer vice president who oversees new product rollouts in the manufacturing division.

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“Trying to find that least common denominator but it being the greatest common denominator for the community is going to be a challenge,” he said.

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Instead of appealing to the least common denominator among the voting public, she’s listening to and learning from voters in an ideas-driven campaign that doesn’t take voters for granted.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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