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1Replaced by a pessimism so pervasive as to have become conventional wisdom.
2It's so clear and so pervasive: money buys access, and access is influence.
3The bottle question has become so pervasive it filters down from the top.
4Such derision is so pervasive that it's often imperceptible to the economically privileged.
5Once the rare element becomes so pervasive, however, is there danger of supply shortages?
6Crushing poverty and conflict are so pervasive in eastern Congo.
7Paradigms are so pervasive and invisible that they can be easily mistaken for truth.
8The pain is so deep, so present, and so pervasive.
9Sometimes sexual harassment is so pervasive you don't even know what to call it.
10Obesity is so pervasive because fat, salt and sugar-laden foods have become the norm.
11These systems have become so pervasive for communication that young people barely use email anymore.
12But homophobia -especially homophobia in sport -is so pervasive, that probably won't happen.
13Over the course of reporting there is a lack of care that was so pervasive.
14The scams feel so pervasive in part because they're not always just basic email scams.
15But never before have they been so pervasive, so direct, so accessible, and so instantaneous.
16The problem of gun violence in our community is so pervasive that we often feel overwhelmed.
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