Most important, they have compounded the pervasive mistrust that hamstrings the economies of region.
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Traditional learning mechanisms are insufficient for addressing the pervasive and deep-rooted challenges of good team decisions.
There was simply nothing I could do to counter the pervasive psycho-autobiographic interpretation of these materials.
Both books deal with the pervasive threat of an invisible, poorly understood contagion that has no known cure.
The pervasive corruption in Turkey has imposed not only a moral cost but a heavy economic one too.
The social fabric created by the pervasive and smart use of an enterprise social network emboldens and empowers people.
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It was his best chance to deter the pervasive corruption of Wall Street.
The presentation equivalent of stage fright is the pervasive fear of public speaking.
However, many Chinese companies are aware of the pervasive criticisms of their quality.
Lukianoff posits that the pervasive trend of campus censorship has had a wider effect on our society as a whole.
The pervasive belief was that any good marketer could get 3-5% real growth with good advertising, price promotions and other tactics.
Nor does a new outbreak of high inflation seem imminent, given the pervasive deflationary conditions in most of the rich world.
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By comparison, the front-runners seem creatures of their electoral machines, less able to reverse the pervasive cynicism that candidates all deplore.
One school of historians may focus on the pervasive feeling of complacency.
Baker said he disagrees with the pervasive thinking that credit woes and subprime jitters will put demand for air travel in jeopardy.
Reflecting the pervasive soul-searching in Japan, NHK television news is running a series on initiatives being taken to revitalize the economy and society.
We are always looking for the economic points of light around the globe and strive to provide a counterpoint to the pervasive pessimism.
What the SEC and DOL did not say is whether the pervasive conflicts and non-disclosure they discovered have resulted in any harm to pensions.
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Despite the pervasive challenges in the retail economy, we believe we are well positioned to advance our mobility growth strategy in the quarters ahead.
McCain-Feingold was based on the pervasive influence of television advertising on electoral politics, the idea that commercials are somehow unavoidable in contemporary American life.
Enterprises seeking a digital edge transform processes, business models and the customer experience by exploiting the pervasive digital connections between systems, people, places, and things.
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In fact, the pervasive abuse I was focused upon at the time was 401(k) record-keepers pocketing payments they received from mutual fund money managers, i.e.
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This is a car so excessive, so utterly unnecessary, so counter to the pervasive focus on fuel economy, that its mere existence is a surprise.
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The year 2012 has shown the pervasive business adoption of several disruptive technologies that can be grouped into four areas: social, mobile, analytics and cloud (SMAC).
Late last month, the International Rescue Committee (IRC) launched a report documenting the pervasive domestic abuse that women experience in the Ivory Coast, Liberia and Sierra Leone.
Be it pink doctor kits in toy stores or steakhouses with lipstick mirrors in the desert menus, the pervasive nature of marketing entertainment to women accomplishes two insidious goals.
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Nor will elections alone: indeed, Pakistan would perhaps be more Islamist but for the pervasive influence of its most undemocratic force, the feudal landlords, who keep rural mullahs in check.
In the pervasive quid pro quo of Mexican politics, her union and its political offshoots often received benefits, in terms of funding and political appointments, from backing the winning candidate.
Sentiment among hedge fund managers is negative, which is consistent with the pervasive bearishness prior to rallies that began in the final months of 2010, and March and April 2011.
The pervasive complexity level of our tax system creates a barrier for taxpayers, wealthy or not, in their annual self-assessment attempt to arrive at a substantially correct determination of their tax.
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