It has since become pervasive -- "the gold standard of innocence or guilt," said Peter Neufeld, a New York lawyer and DNA specialist who was not involved in the Lopez case.
Over the four decades since, that pervasive Tory Europhilia has turned so thoroughly into its opposite that it now seems unimaginable.
Once you actually sign up for the site it becomes clear it's Ning, since their pervasive toolbar remains at the top of the site.
Inequality has been ingrained in Brazil since the pervasive avarice of colonial times, when Portuguese colonists grew rich off the exploitation of slaves.
A whole generation has grown up since then, amid pervasive violence and uncertainty.
Since evidence of pervasive foreclosure improprieties emerged, state officials have mostly brought civil suits against the institutions and law firms that filed the fraudulent documents.
Its threat has become more pervasive since the twin attacks on luxury hotels in Jakarta, in July 2009, which caused nine deaths and 50 injuries.
It was not until mid-May, when the looting had long since evolved into pervasive street crime against individuals, that American officials began to put thousands of extra soldiers into policing and street patrols.
Though not cheap, animation offers a way of making stylish films without spending anything like as much.Another factor is the help that anime has had from its close cousin, manga, the Japanese comic books that have become pervasive since the 1970s.
