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None of us should be able to rest easy knowing the fear and despair that pervade the human family.

Whenever I looked on him his spirit seemed to be in prayer, a deep peace to pervade him within and without.

There are a lot of hiccups taking place at the moment so don't be fooled by the relative quietness which seemingly pervade your world.

Tablets are newer and just beginning to pervade the market.

Mayan pyramids pervade the eastern side of Mexico, but none are more breathtaking than those of Palenque in the far south.

Today digital technologies pervade almost every aspect of life in modern society.

Similar alignments and corresponding labels pervade the economies and societies of the European Union.

Images of conflict - real, dramatised or imagined - pervade our culture, influencing our perception of conflicts past and present.

The critical habit of thought, if usual in society, will pervade all its mores, because it is a way of taking up the problems of life.

Liver Guard is a Bio-Aligned Formula, designed to protect and defend you from the toxins and pollution that pervade the environment.

Even though Ninjas disappeared over four hundred years ago, their teachings still pervade martial arts to this day.

With the rapid pervade of Internet and transmission of image data, image compression becomes a hot research area.

Most astronomers believe that large quantities of some unidentified material pervade the universe.

Rousfeti means expensive political favors, which pervade everything from hiring teachers to property deals with Greek Orthodox monks.

Let one's thoughts of boundless love pervade the whole world--above, below and across--without any hatred, without any enmity.

O thou of unlimited potency and infinite power, You completely pervade the entire universe, therefore You are everything.

When this phenomenon occurs, it produces a pernicious level of debt to pervade throughout the economy.

You may also develop an undercurrent of peace that will pervade any state you're in.

Technicalities and legal fictions pervade the sex industry.

However, biases against women still pervade many places on the Internet.

Let the love of God pervade their inmost being, commingled with their mother's milk.

Issues around IT governance will pervade the course.

In the washroom by the entrance, Levchenko remarked that a kind of sepulchral quiet seemed to pervade the Residency.

Economic development is associated with social changes which pervade the relationship of people to their environment and to their fellows.

We plan to pervade good-fellowship each aspect of Yahoo.

I believe it will be quite a long time before the spirit of democracy pervade our daily life.

Science and technology have come to pervade every aspect of our lives.

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