In Flint, disinvestment from the state was followed by a more pernicious state role.
Hume adds a further set of objections relating to the morally pernicious aspects of the doctrine of a future state of rewards and punishments.
While there is no mainstream "Aryan" political party in India, the Dravidianization of mainstream identity in the southern state of Tamil Nadu keeps the pernicious pair alive.
A pair of academics (sorry, but I lost their names too) were warning about the pernicious effect of state action on the creation of social capital as well as the economic variety.
Hovering in a twittery state of doubt may be part of the modern condition, but overlooking or abandoning even the most fleeting beauty is an especially pernicious modern crime.
It wasn't until 2004, when the State of Georgia recruited him to train its public defenders as part of a reform process, that Rapping discovered how pernicious they could be.
Margaret Roberts was just about alone in condemning the welfare state as "pernicious," destructive of the national character.
"You are making a bad situation worse by importing into the city tax code a little-understood but really pernicious aspect of the state tax code," said Edmund J. McMahon Jr., a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, a conservative research organization.
Crucially, that race-swapping happens in name alone, making it the moral opposite of blackface: Meg borrows the historically pernicious authority of the state to enforce racial identity, while changing nothing about the way she and her daughter look or behave.
Thanks to the pernicious influence of the Iowa State Fair, a signature event on the state's political calendar, many outsiders believe the state's delicacy is some novelty fare like deep-fried butter.
