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HOW profoundly has "Animal House" penetrated American culture since it was released 33 years ago, on July 28 , 1978

Several dentists cited the influence of Regis Philbin, whose blinding pearly whites appear to have penetrated the American consciousness as profoundly as his offer to mint new millionaires.

Interestingly, in Kazakhstan's case, pragmatism however ironical it may seem seems to have become part of the country's foreign policy ideology: the notion of pragmatism appears to have penetrated into the country's official discourse so profoundly that few, if any, official speeches and documents fail to mention it.

As the contrast agent penetrated the tissues, T1 was reduced as desired (typically by 10x), but at the same time T2 was profoundly reduced (typically by 3x) due to both protein cross-linking from the fixative and the high concentration of contrast agent.

The weapon penetrated his brain.

Water penetrated its walls.

You have to be penetrated.

Six bullets penetrated Michael Brown.

Guards penetrated, then backed off.

The citadel is penetrated.

Edward the Confessor (1970), William Rufus (1983) and Thomas Becket (1986) are all very important, and demonstrate a profoundly insightful and carefully reasoned determination to penetrate the religious attitudes of the historians of the 11th and 12th centuries in order to reveal the secular world beneath.