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pervasive influence
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1.97 |
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She was its pervasive influence. |
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pervasive corruption
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1.91 |
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Then, there is the pervasive corruption. |
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pervasive sense
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1.71 |
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There is a pervasive sense of regimentation and order. |
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pervasive problem
|
1.38 |
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Perhaps the most pervasive problem is the sheer lack of doctors. |
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pervasive theme
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0.66 |
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All of these were pervasive themes in the recent past. |
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pervasive fear
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0.59 |
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A fear so pervasive you can touch it and almost taste it. |
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pervasive feeling
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0.53 |
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That was a pervasive feeling. |
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pervasive violence
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0.46 |
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The pervasive anti-Serb violence plays into the hands of Slobodan Milosevic. |
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pervasive pattern
|
0.39 |
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This has to go beyond Monica to show some pervasive pattern of abuse. |
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pervasive presence
|
0.39 |
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The boar is a fairly pervasive presence here. |
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pervasive culture
|
0.33 |
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The biggest obstacle, Reed said, will be overcoming the pervasive culture of drinking. |
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pervasive force
|
0.33 |
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The economic pull of the video market is perhaps the most pervasive force. |
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pervasive poverty
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0.33 |
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In the theater district, staging serves a practical function by obscuring a pervasive poverty of musical imagination. |
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pervasive role
|
0.33 |
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Whatever happens, it would take some doing to go back to the pervasive military role of the past. |
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pervasive distrust
|
0.26 |
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But he echoed the pervasive national distrust of the U.S. government. |
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pervasive drug
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0.26 |
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The much larger scandal of pervasive drug use goes unchecked. |
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pervasive government
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0.26 |
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Investors are discouraged by slow market reforms, high taxes and pervasive government regulations. |
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pervasive language
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0.26 |
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Rated R for violence, pervasive language and some sexuality. |
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pervasive medium
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0.26 |
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Television had become the pervasive medium. |
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pervasive mentality
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0.26 |
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Now, both are reflective of a pervasive mentality, a game in transition. |