The Holstein-Friesian is the most widespread cattle breed in the world; it is present in more than 150 countries.
While this was hugely successful in one sense, kick-starting the moribund economy and bringing China into the world economic system, it had, by 1989, aroused widespread resentment bred from the inequality Deng saw as necessary for growth, inflation and corruption.
The danger is that chaos and corruption will breed widespread cynicism even as a democracy struggles to take root.
Robert H. Jackson, who would later become a Supreme Court justice, wrote in 1941, "Any decision that upset the law as Congress had enacted it, however sound in lawyer logic, could only breed widespread trade mischief, commercial confusion and debtor disaster".
The shearwaters are the most widespread group and breed in most temperate and tropical seas, although by a biogeographical quirk are absent as breeders from the North Pacific.
But a recent spate of scandals has bred widespread disillusionment with sumo.
The minimal number of bank failures in the middle of the decade bred widespread complacency among all financial regulators.
The Lazuli Bunting is a widespread songbird that breeds in brushy habitats from sea level to more than 3,000 meters throughout the western United States and southwestern Canada.
Many claim that Japan's weak growth of 1.3% a year, on average, over the past six years is largely the fault of stifling regulation and weak industrial management, which in turn have bred widespread inefficiency and a dwindling return on capital.
Still, Mr. Funabashi said, it was the Japanese government's failure to warn its people of the dangers and the widespread distrust it bred in the government that spurred him to undertake an independent investigation.
This, in turn, has left little funding for badly-needed investments in Russia's other regions, and bred widespread resentment among ordinary citizens.
