Iraq's highly efficient and all-pervasive security services are dominated by Saddam Hussein's family.

BBC: Iraq after Saddam Hussein

Corruption is pervasive, as is the brutality of the security services.

CNN: Boston bombing suspects: The Dagestan connection

Pervasive discrimination leads to lack of access to basic public services, education and employment opportunities, political disenfranchisement, forced institutionalization and segregation, and poverty.

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Frias said that for minorities like her, Obama was a sympathetic voice who understood the pervasive effect of poverty, unemployment and lack of social services in their communities.

CNN: First-time voters look to Obama to restore American dream

Since government's involvement in the economy is unfortunately pervasive and since many legitimate companies receive government contracts to perform services, the Democrats' proposal establishes a precedent to impose or threaten to impose targeted taxes on companies that receive government contracts.

CNN: Commentary: Why we shouldn't use tax law as a weapon

Patients came for family medicine, pediatric care, OB-GYN services, and for help fighting chronic diseases that are pervasive in poor communities like diabetes and hypertension.

NPR: Imagining More Widely Available Health Care

Both native apps and Web apps will be powered by increasingly sophisticated and pervasive cloud resources: storage, computation, collaboration, transactions, location services, content distribution, and remote 3D video rendering.

FORBES: "Phone" Is Just an App; Why Regulate It?

Quite similar to other gripes brought against the outfit in the past, this dispute claims that XM's service "constitutes pervasive and willful copyright infringement to the overwhelming detriment of copyright holders, legitimate online music services and, ultimately, consumers, " but we're still scratching our heads on the "consumers" bit too.

ENGADGET: NMPA suing XM Radio for copyright infringement