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Gen. Antonio M. Taguba, described broader problems in the prison system and pervasive flaws in the leadership, training and morale of the military police at Abu Ghraib and elsewhere.

"The steep increase in executions is even more appalling given the pervasive flaws in Saudi Arabia's justice system which mean that it is entirely routine for people to be sentenced to death after grossly unfair trials," he said.

But a prosecution would shine light on a deep and pervasive flaw of Mr. Putin's system, with unpredictable consequences.

The failure reflects a pervasive flaw in U.S. efforts across the Middle East and South Asia — many involving U.S. Central Command — to create friendly forces to fight its causes on the ground.

The most pervasive flaw in this body of research is the absence of clear methodological descriptions, which compromises interpretation of the results.

Software upstarts Agitar and Coverity are tackling a problem that's just as pervasive as security flaws: buggy code.

The case against HSBC alarmed banking regulators, who wondered if monitoring flaws could be pervasive in the banking industry.

Nor is it really designed to handle so pervasive and subtle a pollutant as carbon dioxide a flaw the Obama administration readily concedes.There seems little hope of updating the Clean Air Act amid the current shouting match about environmental regulation, however, and utilities are far from unanimous about its deficiencies.

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The Commission has its own "flaws," failing to see or investigate this pervasive fraud at the heart of the crisis.

To my mind, that pervasive lightness is one of the novel's virtues and helps conceal some of its flaws.