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Meanings of still rife in English

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Usage of still rife in English
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The exploitation of Indigenous peoples continues today and colonialism is still rife.
The South African
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In parts of India, the practice of bride trafficking is still rife.
BBC
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Currently, the trade in some endangered species is banned but still rife.
The Guardian
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In spite of all reticence, rumour was busy and curiosity still rife.
Saint's Progress
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Hijackings are still rife, despite fewer people being targeted this year.
The South African
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In the wilder parts, especially on the Scotch border, they were still rife.
The Age of the Reformation
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The people had not lost heart; the fighting spirit was still rife amongst them.
Speeches from the Dock; Or, Protests of Irish Patriotism. Part I...
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This month diphtheria is declared to be " still rife in Dublin." .
The Irish Times
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Fortunately she did not suspect that gossip was still rife.
Sleeping Fires: a Novel
10
Social class, race, disability - discrimination on many grounds is still rife in Irish education.
The Irish Times
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Despite the extraordinary social changes, homophobia is still rife.
The Guardian
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The spirit of disaffection was still rife in Ireland.
The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol.III. / From the Acc...
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But for now, Delta One desks are one corner where prop trading is still rife.
Reuters
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THE deep sectarianism exposed during this summer's bitter marching season is still rife in Northern Ireland.
The Irish Times
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When I was a boy the national capital was still rife with stories of their escapades.
Marse Henry (Volume 1) / An Autobiography
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He was diagnosed with HIV just under 20-years-ago and says stigma and ignorance is still rife.
Radio NZ
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