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Corruption, too, continues to pervade the security forces.
Meanwhile, in Tunisia, his influence continues to pervade officialdom and the workings of the state.
And he tried to address people's practical problems in his sermons.An emphasis on user-friendliness continues to pervade the church.
Indeed, it is that suppleness, that ability to improvise that has outlived Khomeini and that continues to pervade the Islamic Republic, keeping it going.
But the company was told in 2008 that three other journalists at the tabloid had been involved, Mr. Pike told a committee of lawmakers gathering evidence on a scandal that continues to pervade a wide swath of British life.
While some tariffs have been reduced and administrative rules have been lifted in the last two decades, chronic corruption continues to pervade government dealings with industry in many sectors.
Earlier on Sunday, Clinton appeared on another talk show, CNN's State of the Union, and struck a more familiar note, saying sexism continued to pervade American life.
The irony is, perhaps, that the American empire will continue to pervade and endure, even if we are not "temperamentally suited to empire-building".
"Notwithstanding the attitude of HSBC group's senior executives, the monitor observed other indicators that some of HSBC group's historical cultural deficiencies continue to pervade its operations today," the report said.
Risk aversion continued to pervade UK and global markets over the week, with figures showing more than $1bn£700m0m) was pulled out of UK equity funds, the second biggest outflow over the past decade.
