It's most prevalent on reality TV shows, with presenters and judges putting on their Gravitas Face as they talk about the journey undertaken by the show's stars.
My excitement for the show's return, however, stems from a longing for TV shows that do more than entertain us with their mindlessness, off-color humor and decadent story-lines, most prevalent in reality TV.
And the product placements are nowhere more prevalent than in reality TV shows.
It further validates the usability of several plug-ins, different Application Programming Interfaces (API), heterogeneous network communications, and low power, memory constrained yet cost effective processor altogether to testify the underlying theory of Internet of Things to become prevalent into a reality.
We may also hypothesize following some stress theories that certain housing arrangements (like multiple families living in the same dwelling, as is the case among on reserve Aboriginal evacuees from the June 2013 floods in Southern Alberta), might generate stress that can ignite incidences of interpersonal violence; however, are these incident or prevalent cases in reality?
Indeed, in From Manet to Manhattan: The Rise of the Modern Art Market (1992), journalist Peter Watson points out that art criticism, however high-minded, serves the art market, which is part of the prevailing consumer society (a reality especially prevalent after the art boom of the 1980s).
As for the hookups, so prevalent in the world of reality television, "I got the least action," he said.
We are recommending a rethink in how we deal with a range of realities prevalent in all 50 states, not just Washington.
