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Meanings of so pervasive in anglès

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Usage of so pervasive in anglès
1
Replaced by a pessimism so pervasive as to have become conventional wisdom.
Wired
2
It's so clear and so pervasive: money buys access, and access is influence.
The new yorker
3
The bottle question has become so pervasive it filters down from the top.
The Guardian
4
Such derision is so pervasive that it's often imperceptible to the economically privileged.
The Guardian
5
Once the rare element becomes so pervasive, however, is there danger of supply shortages?
Reuters
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Crushing poverty and conflict are so pervasive in eastern Congo.
Ebony
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Paradigms are so pervasive and invisible that they can be easily mistaken for truth.
The story of stuff
8
The pain is so deep, so present, and so pervasive.
Thanks For The Memories… The Truth Has Set Me Free!
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Sometimes sexual harassment is so pervasive you don't even know what to call it.
Ebony
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Obesity is so pervasive because fat, salt and sugar-laden foods have become the norm.
The Guardian
11
These systems have become so pervasive for communication that young people barely use email anymore.
The facebook effect: the inside story of the company that is con...
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But homophobia -especially homophobia in sport -is so pervasive, that probably won't happen.
The Irish Times
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Over the course of reporting there is a lack of care that was so pervasive.
The new yorker
14
The scams feel so pervasive in part because they're not always just basic email scams.
Wired
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But never before have they been so pervasive, so direct, so accessible, and so instantaneous.
Wired
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The problem of gun violence in our community is so pervasive that we often feel overwhelmed.
Ebony
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United States of America
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