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a dime a dozen - adjective

Definition
(idiomatic) so common as to be practically worthless.

Example
Elvis impersonators are a dime a dozen - Billy's the real deal. He can hit the high notes and hold them." -- Victor Gregg on Billy 'Elvis' Murphy; A king-sized tribute act! http://www.sundaylife.co.uk/news/article2896272.ece
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