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Permeated the pig's tissue.
A bad smell permeated the room.
Posidonius advanced the theory that the Sun emanated a vital force which permeated the world.
Water permeated the ashes to create lye.
That is, the energy is permeated- viraj.
The whole report is permeated by efforts to extend the EU's influence and develop new bureaucracies.
The feeling of invincibility permeated everything.
The Urantia Revelation has permeated our lives creating bridges that span generations and nations.
A mixture of theater, Emotions and lies permeated the show.
The smell of death permeated the room, electric in its tang.
Personally its paralysis from what is thoroughly permeated crushing corruption.
Soon Greek culture permeated Jewish culture and the knowledge of God was being lost among the population.
Eons ago, the life force we call Chee permeated the universe.
Here are all literally"permeated" the wood, even tables, benches, doors and cabinet are made of birch- material, perfect for bath.
This approach is the basis of the ideas that permeated the whole Chinese philosophy.
Chinese philosophy permeated the main idea: it is important not so much the external transformation of living space, many internal rethinking itself, getting rid of negativity and so on.
Fabric softener's permeated the soft tissue.
The most intensive discussions centred on the"us andthem" attitude which had permeated society.
Casino life has also permeated musical culture.
I am pleased to have been broadly supported by the Committee on Fisheries, which retained all of these positive and constructive proposals, thus rejecting the very negativevision of fishery activities, which strongly permeated the Commission communication.
Peaceful atmosphere permeated the entire region.
Mixed ceviche Ceviche has its origins in Spanish Moorish cuisine which was assimilated into coastal Peruvian culture nearly 2, years ago and this delicate dish of fish andseafood has since permeated the entire Latin continent, albeit with different variations.
Unlike other sharks,the muscles of the mako are permeated with a large number of capillaries and are constantly heated by blood circulation.
We can see that the groundwater has been contaminated by the chemicals that have permeated this hydraulic fracturing.
Everything is based on Darwinism and itís permeated the whole schooling system and of course they basically came out with the psychiatric associations, the Freudian associations and declared, basically, that all people, all parents are mentally ill.
Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen,the BSE issue, it is true, has permeated the recent work of the European Parliament.
With results ranging from the humorous to the tragic,the phrase'standing on the Word' has permeated most of Christian culture to such a degree that in some circles when people ask how someone is doing they might reply,'Oh, you know, still standing on the Word' as some sort of measure of emotional and spiritual health.
The data initially were trivial anecdotal butgradually a body of data started accumulating to the extent that we now know that the synthetic chemicals which have permeated our workplace our consumer products our air our water produced cancer and also birth defects.
But I would also like to talk about the toxicity that has permeated the debate and democracy here in the European Parliament today.
Based on the second scenario,Governing the Commons, society is permeated by ubiquitous technology and open data.