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Meanings of more pervasive in English

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Usage of more pervasive in English
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In South Korea and in China, faster 5G networks are more pervasive.
Reuters
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A more pervasive influence-mentionedby Houellebecq, above-isin the world of gaming.
The New Annotated H. P. Lovecraft
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As the technology grows more pervasive, simply declining to participate becomes less practical.
Wired
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Only to be derailed by a bigger, more pervasive problem: industrialization.
The disappearing spoon: and other true tales of madness, love, a...
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As media has become more pervasive, so too have the images.
Wired
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But media is much more pervasive than it ever has been.
Feminist dot com
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There's no more pervasive theme over centuries of British public life.
The Guardian
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Building faster, more pervasive internet networks creates jobs and opens new avenues for business.
Reuters
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But it is far more pervasive in US inner cities.
BBC
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As local area networks became more pervasive, many hosts became gateways to local networks.
Hitchhiker's Guide to the Internet
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It had a deeper, more pervasive note than usual, one that betrayed her real state.
Shadowlight
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She did not know what she feared; but that made her anxiety the more pervasive.
The Early Short Fiction of Edith Wharton — Part 2
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But it had broadened-deepenedinto something more compelling, more pervasive-more ,inhis present mood, formidable.
The Real Adventure
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Meanwhile, as virtual and augmented reality become more pervasive, phones and headsets will need similar chips.
Wired
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It seemed to hold the moonlight in suspension, rendering it more pervasive than in clear air.
Tess of the d'Urbervilles: A Pure Woman
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These issues are far more pervasive and long-standing.
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