On the one hand, anti-Semitism (which has deep roots in Russia) still seethes, a few millimetres below the surface of Russian life though these days it co-exists with even more widespread kinds of prejudice, such as hatred of Chechens and Caucasians.
Pottery and toys are probably the most widespread kinds of Japanese folk art; but there are also innumerable typical objects lanterns, fans, umbrellas, nested boxes, and kites exhibiting skillful use of bamboo and paper, as well as wood, lacquer, and other materials.
Soth's most recent series, Songbook, also speaks of American discontent (albeit of a less violent, if more widespread, kind).
The gays, he said, have achieved the highest possible "degree of alienation"; in this world "where badges are judged wounds, wounds badges, homosexuals have a deservedly high place," earning a widespread "kind of jealousy of this elite state".
Long terminal repeat (LTR) retrotransposons are a widespread kind of transposable element present in eukaryotic genomes.
But there is a lesser known, but often more widespread, kind of action in an emergency.
There is no way to know how widespread these kinds of problems are.
Of course there have been wars and massacres and holocausts throughout history madmen and mayhem and murder but I'm talking about something a little less obvious, more insidious and widespread, a kind of general malaise, something toxic in the ether, spread by contagion.
The two findings suggest that the behavior may be widespread in these kinds of lizards.
Acritarchs are widespread in many kinds of marine rocks and seem to have potential for an improved zonation of Lower Cambrian rocks.
The unicellular chlorophyll c-containing algal class Bacillariophyceae (diatoms) is among the most successful and diversified groups of photosynthetic eukaryotes, with possibly over 100,000 extant species [ 11] widespread in all kinds of humid and open water environments.
