We begin where the leaders are determined not to end, with the question of whether any form of democratic self-government, anywhere, is consistent with the kind of massive, pervasive surveillance into which the United States government has led not only its people but the world.
Ms. Goldberg said that the new games may also add to the general sense that advertising is ever more pervasive, creeping into movie theaters, automatic teller machines, waiting lines at fast-food restaurants, even jumbo television sets looming large over the public square.
Type I calcite fills intergranular pores and displays evidence of moderate to pervasive recrystallization into coarse, blocky calcite (Fig. 4e).
"People were a little wary of Pervasive getting into a new area, but it was an overreaction.
"We've come to expect this pervasive window into everyone's lives and when they go dark, it's like they've pulled down the curtains and are hiding something," said Rob Fishman, a former Huffington Post colleague who co-founded Niche, a marketing platform that connects creators on social media with brands.
The fear was all-pervasive, seeping into the children's consciousnesses - in one very moving scene 4-year-old Connor speculates withisis brother and sister on exactly how social services will take them away.
In a series of fun images called Emoji Daydream, New York-based artist Able Parris inserts these all-pervasive ideograms into photos he's taken, making everyday a little more, well, emotive.
These are pervasive messages drummed into the American psyche from birth, and which permeate the media on any given day.
The media are more pervasive, seeping everywhere into the vacuum left by the shrinking of the old powers.
I think the first Salander movie ran into a serious problem when it tried to translate Larsson's anger about pervasive sexual violence into cinematic terms.
