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Few technologies have so quickly become so pervasive.
Such derision is so pervasive that it's often imperceptible to the economically privileged.
I'm sure it exists butit wasn't so much and so pervasive.
But electricity is so pervasive in the lives of modern human beings that it gets on our nerves.
In few countries has the influence of religion been so pervasive as in Ireland.
Because cyber is so pervasive, you may have a job in cybersecurity in nearly any job.
The separation is so painful andthose powers are so pervasive and strong.
Because cyber is so pervasive, you can have a job in cybersecurity in just about any job.
How can we affect something so insidious, yet so pervasive?
Indeed, this emotional toxicity is so pervasive it can affect even the most spiritually advanced among you.
Separation from the world is so painful, andthose evil powers are so pervasive and strong.
This inversion of reality is so pervasive that Washington's military intimidation of Russia is not news;
Glitches Art are very significant in our modern times when computers are so pervasive.
Digital Marketing is so pervasive that consumers have access to information any time and any place they want it.
Lack of exposure to nature causes such a detrimentalstate to the brain, and is so pervasive today we have a name for it:“Nature Deficit Disorder.”.
This inversion of reality is so pervasive that Washington's military encirclement and intimidation of Russia is not contentious.
So pervasive is it that experts estimate the number of legal and illegal buildings in Serbia is essentially equal.
We were surprised pathogenic forms of alpha-synuclein were so pervasive in the appendixes of people both with and without Parkinson's.
Buying sex is so pervasive that Farley's team had a shockingly difficult time locating men who really don't do it.
There is now no doubt that plastics pollution is so pervasive that nowhere- no matter how remote- is immune," he said.
Corruption was so pervasive that the International Crisis Group, in a recent report, said"every country has its own mafia, but in Macedonia the mafia has a country".
We have been stunned that pathogenic sorts of alpha-synuclein were being so pervasive in the appendixes of individuals equally with and without having Parkinson's.
The problem has gotten so pervasive that a major legal brand, Kingpen, is investing millions of dollars to redesign its packaging and product security, The Associated Press has learned.
This distrust of a party that seemed more often than not ready to side with the radical left on important social andeconomic issues became so pervasive that not even the party's strident anti-Marxism and its desire to inculcate support for national values could overcome it.
(Laughter) This idea is so pervasive-- that games are a waste of time that we will come to regret-- that I hear it literally everywhere I go.
This distrust of a party that seemed more often than not ready to side with the radical left on important social& economic issues,became so pervasive that not even the NSDAP's strident anti-Marxism, and its desire to inculcate support for national values, could overcome it.
Our technology has grown so pervasive and complex that each facet of an engineering problem demands a specific type of training and expertise.
Anti-Semitism, Rowecki seemed to think,was so pervasive that the Jewish issue should be tabled until war's end.
Russian influence has become so pervasive that it has challenged national stability in certain countries as well as their western orientation and Euro- Atlantic solidarity.
Little wonder, therefore,if they who are holding aloft the banner of so pervasive a Faith, so challenging a Cause, find themselves affected by the impact of these world-shaking forces.