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But recent research has shown that such lateralization is actually pervasive in vertebrates.

Since then, additional research was done by former physics Professor Bob Romer, who showed that slavery was actually pervasive in the Connecticut Valley of Massachusetts.

But the insider-vs.-outsider question is actually much pervasive than he suggests, and it weaves its way through many of the major Obama-era policy battles.

Computer-guided cars Arguably, the closest we will get to this is satnav systems, which are actually pretty pervasive; the market is nearly saturated, at least in the UK.

But cybercrime is actually most pervasive in South Africa, with security firm Norton saying 70% of South Africans have fallen victim to cybercrime, compared with 50% globally.

I actually think the pervasive recent use of the term "sound art" tries to address this problem, where the "playlist" has become a kind of totalizing structure.

Yet what we actually see in pervasive gaming is pretty thin.

Actually the more pervasive myth about Medicare is that it is NOT a government program.

Some of these communities think they get it because they say the right things but don't actually see how pervasive whiteness is, even within their own walls.

Human behavior is actually about our pervasive reactions to patterns in the environment; social, educational, technological, and cultural, all of which are essentially an agglomeration of what drives our economy, and our lives.

So Henry's arguments, far from showing that certainty is possible through divine illumination, actually lead to a pervasive skepticism.