1.   And they envision a world in which supercomputing power is so pervasive and cheap that it literally becomes an integral part of every manmade object.

2.   And they envision a world in which supercomputing power is so pervasive and inexpensive that it literally becomes an integral part of every manmade object.

3.   Actually, you get so swept up in the mechanics that it becomes hard to chicken out.

4.   But this particular monument was so ambitious and the site so spectacularly prominent that it became the target of irrationally emotional political arguments.

5.   For a bitterness so deep and pervasive that it has become as much an element of daily life as the craggy Chugach Mountains that tower over the hamlet.

6.   It is only when the seller derives a livelihood from those sales that it becomes a violation.

7.   It was at the Kirkland gathering, Microsoft says, that it became a matter of corporate policy to put Internet browsing technology into Windows.

8.   It was there that it became readily apparent just how tough-minded and tenacious Leonard is.

9.   That program was killed by Congress, amid charges from Republicans that it had become a haven for political patronage.

10.   The convention was once such an integral and inevitable part of a film that it became a source of satire.