Just as the competing injuries of disease and treatment battered the luminaries of English and American literature, so did pervasive mental illness.
Or, does the pervasive pattern of concentration in specific occupational niche indicative of Mexicans filling jobs that are not necessarily chosen by US-born workers, at least during the prosperous 1990s?
By their practice, the great Roman poets Horace and Juvenal set indelibly the lineaments of the genre known as the formal verse satire and, in so doing, exerted pervasive, if often indirect, influence on all subsequent literary satire.
When did this pervasive emotionality seep into my system and, more importantly, how do I stem it?'.
Perhaps a problem so pervasive does require unusually aggressive solutions such as Islington's.
But just because Warhol's imprint on the western hemisphere is so ubiquitous and the influence he wielded so pervasive, doesn't stop me wondering - is that it?
But that overlooks an ingredient in the national motivation that may not spring as much from boot-camp parenting as it does from a pervasive, deeply felt yearning for knowledge.
Sony proved that when it broke into a market dominated in the mid-1990s by Nintendo and Sega and beat them both at their own game.Besides giving independent game-development companies a bigger royalty cut on PlayStation software, Sony's trick was to support them with a massive marketing blitz much as Intel does with its pervasive "Intel inside" advertising campaign.
The ambivalence surrounding the international recognition of two artists with such different profiles — Gao was an exiled dissident writing from abroad, Wang lives and works in China — speaks less about their art than it does about a pervasive cultural anxiety surrounding Chinese artists.
Doesn't the pervasive national support of lotteries, casinos and parimutuel betting send the wrong signal to troubled people like Rose? "All I can tell you is I never gambled in a legal casino," says Wexler, who often counsels casino employees with gambling problems.
