The most oft-used phrase around the table was "Can I have your business card?"

Innovative was the critics' operative word and sexual energy, an oft-used phrase.

(The oft-used phrase is the title of the scholar Leo Marx's landmark study of Edenic yearnings in 19th-century American literature.)

This leads to a heated debate about the relation between the designer Ralph Lauren and black culture, and ends with the class dissecting the oft-used phrase "Keeping it real."

British comedian Stewart Lee satirised the oft-used phrase "it's political correctness gone mad".

He is credited with originating the oft-used phrase "Extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof."

About 180,000 Americans describe themselves as converts to Judaism, "Jews by choice," in an oft-used phrase, representing about 3 percent of the nation's six million Jews.

It also reminds one of the oft-used repressive phrase to the effect that what is not allowed cannot happen.

The oft-used phrase "Serbian aggression" has tended to mask the fact that one-third of Bosnians are Serbs.

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