But there is a more pervasive and recurrent idea, one that would be sentimental if it were not for its inherent animal truth, and that is the power of maternal love.
But at the core of the assumption that non-monogamous women are doing what men want – not what they want – is a more pervasive assumption about female sexuality: it is men who have complex sexual needs, not women.
Still there is a more pervasive sense of mourning over unrequited love and failed marriages, squandered youth and wealth and chances, a long-lost son who is found too late.
What has grabbed little attention is a more pervasive problem: the thousands of middlemen, sometimes illegals themselves, who entice foreigners to come to America, hook them up with menial jobs and take a substantial cut of their livelihoods, often for years, as the immigrants work off their debts.
"Suddenly everyone can share their experiences and we can see it's a more pervasive pattern of behavior and not just one-off isolated incidents," Fileborn added. .
Further research is necessary to determine if this finding applies only to a Southern US city or is a more pervasive problem.
However, fcMRI connectivity is inherently a more pervasive measure than anatomical connectivity because 2 regions can be correlated with one another just by virtue of the fact that they participate in a common functional network.
Now the mayor is fighting a more pervasive and evasive enemy, and this time, New Yorkers are squarely in his corner.
The surprising find, announced at a major dengue conference here today, is bound to complicate efforts to develop a vaccine against a tropical disease that is becoming a more pervasive global menace.
