This may seem fairly obvious, but this kind of secondhand swearing was a rampant practice arranged by senior officials during the mass arrests made at the 2004 Republican National Convention.
Today, several former employees have more than a thousand dollars in un-reimbursed expenses paid with their personal cards, as a result of this rampant practice, they said.
The suggestion that there may be supply problems with the iPhone coming up to the peak holiday shopping season may spook the market, however the move is more likely related to the rampant practice of unlocking and exporting the iPhone to countries outside of the United States where the phone is not currently available.
I'm not a fan of the media culture's rampant practice of distance psychoanalysis, though my long-ago psychology minor undoubtedly qualifies me.
The average U.S. citizen eats over 11 pounds of chocolate per year but many are unaware of the rampant practice of child slavery involved in more than 70percentnt of the world's cocoa production.
But it is certainly false that Bush "tried hard to get a regulator," with recent reports (like this one from, of all places, Fox News) revealing that the administration ignored warnings about the imminent dangers posed by the rampant practice of extending of unwise mortgages.
They recommended the United States create a reliable national system to track killings and excessive use of force by law enforcement officials, and end racial profiling, which is "a rampant practice and seriously damages the trust between African Americans and law enforcement officials".
Unhappy with the predatory harvesting of one of their greatest assets, tuna, Pacific Island nations have orchestrated a common plan to deal with rampant unsustainable practices.
From outrage-sparking viral videos that expose rampant airbrushing practices to Internet-wide cheers for unretouched photos, it seems pretty clear where the public stands on the issue.
The practice is well documented in China, going back over two thousand years, and it was described as "rampant" and "practiced by almost every family" by contemporary authors.
