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The impact of the legislation on Medicare beneficiaries has been a pervasive theme in the first week of Senate debate, which is scheduled to continue through the weekend.
Childhood is a pervasive theme in the show, conceived as an Eden that all too quickly becomes a psychological combat zone.
"Frustration, despair and anger" about the impact of austerity on the lives and life chances of these increasingly fragile families was a pervasive theme running through the review's listening sessions.
The question of where the dead go – ubi sunt qui ante nos fuerunt, or "where are those who have gone before us" – was a pervasive theme in Anglo-Saxon and Middle English literature.
And while there is a fair amount of exposed flesh on view in photo-based work by Ken Gonzales-Day, Mand Lipps, Dean Sameshima, Scotheteameaven and the team of Slava Mogutin and Brian Kenny, invisibility, enforced or self-imposed, is a pervasive theme.
Violence is a pervasive theme in the collection; surely in the stories "about" violence, but also in a story such as "A River in Egypt," when a father thinks, rather wryly, that "to cup a boy's mouth like that is wrong… and just a precursor to more violent acts".
Corporate design culture was a pervasive theme throughout the conference.
The Tribolium larval eyes further document that cellular reduction is a pervasive theme in the evolution of insect larval eyes.
Actually, futility is a pervasive theme that director Noma Dumezweni underlines effectively throughout a courageous production the Royal Court is presenting with Market Theatre Johannesburg.
