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Why he is not to be understood as a positivist deserves a word or two of further discussion here, if only because the belief that he was sympathetic to positivism, at least early in his life, is so widespread (for a fuller discussion, see Howard 1993).
So widespread was the enthusiasm for the new material that Queen Mary herself ordered several pieces of jewellery made from it.
Indeed, many of the technologies described in this report, from business analytics to recursive machine-learning to visualisation software, exist to make data more digestible for humans.Some applications have already become so widespread that they are taken for granted.
Both have been mere decades away for half a century or so (widespread road tolling was first mooted for Britain in 1964).
Now under his presidency, he said, Sporting will not sell players' economic rights, and he called for regulation by the governing bodies, arguing that the practice is so widespread that it is impractical for Fifa or Uefa to ban it.
The surveillance was so widespread that it was impossible for many people to distinguish between true friends and informers feigning friendship.
Offsets have become so widespread that it is unusual for a government not to seek them in any major contract with a foreign company, whether for weapons systems or a new dam or oil pipeline.
But the practice of self-deception had become so widespread — almost a moral prerequisite for survival — that even now, eighteen years after the collapse of the Nazi regime, when most of the specific content of its lies has been forgotten, it is sometimes difficult not to believe that mendacity has become an integral part of the German national character.
Because malaria is so widespread among humans, and so deadly, for years the most common scientific theory held that humans passed the disease to other primates.
Still, his reputation for deviousness was so widespread he failed the ultimate trickster's art of not appearing to be tricky.
Opponents of legalization legislation were incredulous at the idea that Mr. Obama would take on immigration when economic pain for Americans is so widespread.
