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"The whole concept of a selling market hasn't been really prevalent, until recently," Mr. Fawcett added.

"Not only is corporate governance nonexistent in Russia," Mr. Herro said, "but audited accounting standards are not really prevalent".

"There's a zeitgeist in America socially that suggests that sexting is something that's really prevalent," Dr. Lenhart said.

"Is my camel toe, like, really prevalent?" she asked the crowd at one point, before dedicating "F*** You" to "annoyingly corrupt" Fifa President Sepp Blatter.

Saying she "proudly calls herself a feminist", Nash added: "You just have to read a newspaper to feel that sexism is really prevalent and that feminism is still important".

The weather held for a riotous set that served as a straightforward reminder of how brilliant a pop star Allen is; after all, who else would ask, "Is my camel toe really prevalent?" between songs?

Concussions weren't really as prevalent as they are now.

Still, he adds, "at the time I was wearing it, it was not really that prevalent".

Has corruption really become so prevalent that it demands campaigns and new agencies to combat it?

And love it or hate it, Manafort's awkward use of a tool used by basically everyone really highlights how prevalent the PDF really is.

"Because these drugs are engineered specifically to be out of a person's system within a matter of hours after ingestion, we don't really know how prevalent they are," Bruno said.