Today, promises follow one after the other that these all-pervasive restrictions will be lifted.
Though AD subjects had the most pervasive problems, restrictions in non-verbal communication were common across all three subgroups and, contrary to current DSM criteria, so were verbal communication deficits.
Outside the fifteen or so hours spent on the dialysis machine each week, patients are also under permanent severe fluid intake restrictions, pervasive dietary regulation and, for the majority, complex medication regimes.
But the pervasive and largely invisible restrictions of collateral consequences are similarly oppressive.
New arrivals in Dharamsala describe a pervasive Chinese security presence, severe restrictions on movement, night raids to round up activists and only sporadic access to telephone and internet links.
Given the hulking barriers, the tangle of restrictions, and the pervasive hostility, traveling out of state is often the more convenient, and sometimes only, option.
A recent report by Physicians for Human Rights documented how restrictions on movement, land confiscation, pervasive surveillance and extortion in northern Rakhine since the 2012 clashes had left some 120,000 displaced.
Before that, restrictions on capital movements were pervasive, and that allowed Europe to have a "mixed" economic system in which the government was king and the private sector a tamed beast.
Getting around society's restrictions -- and unplugging its pervasive connections -- can be difficult too.
Unlike many other DNA adenine methyltransferases, Dam does not form part of a restriction modification system, but it has a pervasive influence in regulating many cellular processes including mismatch repair [4] and the timing of DNA replication [5].
They include "severe limits on citizens' rights to change their government, detainee and prisoner abuse, lack of an independent judiciary, restrictions on freedom of speech and the press, pervasive corruption [and] discrimination and violence against women".
