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The final version released to the public, however, stated that there was a great deal of debate on the pervasiveness of fraud.
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And this is more so in the network society, characterized by the pervasiveness of communication networks in a multimodal hypertext.
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He has lauded the expressive power of eighteenth- and nineteenth-century masterworks and criticized the decline of modern culture (reflected, among many other things, by the increasing pervasiveness of mass media).
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A statement on the pervasiveness of black music and the influence it has had on countless genres and sub genres.
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Our distinguishing features would be greatly masked in this context to the naked eye, however the pervasiveness and scrutiny of high-powered networks would still catalog our movements and whereabouts.
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Its pervasiveness makes it difficult for people to imagine other ways of life.
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The pervasiveness of indexical expressions and their member-ordered properties means that all forms of action provide for their own understandability through the methods by which they are produced.
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He concludes that the very pervasiveness of these behaviors indicates that they are diagnostic symptoms of the greater problem of civilization itself.
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This interest is bolstered by the pervasiveness of wireless capabilities in electronics.
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An ecumencial council is only called for issues of such import or difficulty or pervasiveness that smaller councils are insufficient to address them.
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