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"Continued, pervasive, and biased targeting by the Iraqi Security Force" raised the possibility militants might have more success in recruiting fighters, according to the report.

But Gov. Rick Perry called the decision "yet another example of the Obama administration's continuing and pervasive federal overreach".

John's social and religious world was formed by the continuing and pervasive presence of paganism in the life of the city.

In 2012, as Purpose continues its pervasive growth throughout the most recognizable and admirable brands and corporations worldwide, we will discuss how these programs come to life.

Continuing a pervasive TV trope of gay couples being introduced only to be killed off, the first gay character we meet in The Walking Dead is murdered after just minutes of screen time.

But in strong contradiction to this ethical and legal imperative, harmful practices remain pervasive and socially condoned, and continue to seriously hinder children from fully enjoying their rights.

Nitrogen (N) leachate of drained agriculture has continued to be pervasive in the U.S. water resources.

Mr. Annan said that despite the stubborn nature of AIDS and many countries' continued denial of its pervasive threat, "All in all, I feel even more confident today than I did three days ago that we can defeat this deadly disease".

And it becomes more and more clearly every day that there's systemic issues that are pervasive and continued in many cities and many places," he said.

Looking toward the future, U.S.-Polish common interests will continue to be pervasive though diffuse.

The former executive, David P. Rosen, 63, was the first defendant to be tried as part of a federal investigation announced in March that has been seen as a stunning snapshot of the continuing problem of pervasive corruption in Albany.