The Panmunjom Declaration, as the statement was dubbed, said that "improving and cultivating inter-Korean relations is the prevalent desire of the whole nation and the urgent calling of the times that cannot be held back any further".
They, too, reflect the consumerist pop culture, sexual fetishisms and underlying desires that are prevalent in today's society by appealing to distorted images and grotesque scenes impregnated with the jolly yet most often empty emotionality we've become so accustomed to using in our daily expressions".
Noninvasive prenatal screening has become an increasingly prevalent choice for women who desire aneuploidy screening.
Yet if these were the only reasons we would be a nation of skinnies instead of fatties, because those characteristics and desires are far more prevalent than anorexia.
But it also addresses an adolescent impulse as prevalent in the suburbs as the desire for roots.
"Misappropriation of data, or the wireless devices themselves, may thus become more prevalent, and therefore users have the desire to restrict security and access to wireless devices accordingly," the company notes in its application.
Treatment with selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, such as fluoxetine, produces sexual side effects with low sexual desire being the most prevalent effect in females.
We found that problems with desire were significantly more prevalent for women with OASIS, whereas problems with orgasm and pain were not significantly different between the groups.
Perhaps, however, wishful Walt did anticipate something terribly prevalent in the American character: our poignant desire to sound genteel, our sincere pursuit of stylish pronunciation, our flirtation with the fancy.
"Egalitarian" farmers are already behaving in the desired way; they are most prevalent among those who rely on wells.
