After all, biographies are the most pervasive form of popular history.
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Here's a rundown of some of history's most pervasive eclipse folklore.
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Here's some of the most pervasive symbols floating throughout our Twitter feeds.
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Tracking scripts from Google and Facebook are by far the most pervasive.
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But the most pervasive version of the trope today is toxic masculinity.
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"Gravity is the most pervasive force we humans know of," says Luthcke.
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The concept of mindfulness is, perhaps, the latest and most pervasive example.
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The strain that has been most pervasive, H3N2, is nastier than most.
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Ransomware has steadily become one of the most pervasive cyberattacks in the world.
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One of the most pervasive problems is that coaches are doing it wrong.
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" One surprising thing: Chattanooga has "the fastest, cheapest, most pervasive internet in the world.
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The NFL&aposs big game is one of the most pervasive events in culture.
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Avocado toast is one of the most pervasive food trends of the last decade.
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Facebook is without doubt one of the most pervasive technological phenomenons of the 21st Century.
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One of the most pervasive career trends today is the art of the side hustle.
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By early 2017, the girl's catchphrase had become one of the most pervasive memes online.
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"This is the most pervasive and risky surveillance technology of the 21st century," he said.
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The most pervasive argument against prenups is that wanting one signals a lack of commitment.
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The most pervasive feeling about the Federal Communication Commission's net neutrality repeal is one of hopelessness.
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Finally, for Israel, the most pervasive myth is that there is no Palestinian partner for peace.
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The world's most pervasive problems are often drowned out by the most controversial news of the day.
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What if mothers could tackle some of the world's most pervasive problems simply by feeding their babies?
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It may well be that Trump's most pervasive impact will be in destroying any sense of stability.
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In honor of Sagittarius' solar season, we're busting three of most pervasive myths about this fiery sign.
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In fact, the most pervasive barriers to opportunity are not a product of federal regulations or agencies.
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Facebook's the most pervasive single entity in the history of the world—nearly two billion worldwide users.
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The most pervasive feeling might be apathy—a sense of complacency because women are running the contraceptive show.
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Wherever CNBC's Jim Cramer looks, the most pervasive trait in the stock market's best performers is the cloud.
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C.O.s represent the most pervasive, open and notorious violation of federal securities laws since the Code of Hammurabi.
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"Probably the most pervasive headwind is concern about midterm elections," said Kristina Hooper, chief global market strategist at Invesco.
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This desire for anonymity sheds light on one of the most pervasive and crippling aspects of CHSP: the shame.
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The more plausible reason behind this is in the most pervasive pre-streaming method of consuming rap: the mixtape.
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Identity theft is one of the most pervasive crimes of the 21st century – affecting millions of Americans each year.
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So now we know where Kanye stands on two of the most pervasive conversations in the industry right now.
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This is perhaps the most pervasive shutdown myth, one arising from widespread confusion about how the Senate actually works.
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Welcome to Wellness Lies, our list of the most pervasive misfires in the effort to feel and look better.
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One of poverty's most pervasive causes is the lack of control that young women have over their reproductive lives.
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We've gathered some of the most pervasive kitchen myths in one place to stop the misinformation once and for all.
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Amazon's Alexa and the Google Assistant have already established themselves as being the most pervasive digital assistants in the home.
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The researchers estimated that forest cover was most pervasive in the tropics and subtropics, which have some 22016 trillion trees.
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And she equates feminism with "hating men," one of the most pervasive and untrue stereotypes of feminism as a whole.
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The state is working to end chronic homelessness - - the most pervasive and expensive kind – by the end of this year.
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But millions of homeowners are guilty of one of the most pervasive types of insurance fraud, known as claim inflation.
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It boasts the most pervasive, highly-distributed cloud optimization platform with over 150,00 servers in 92 countries within over 1,200 networks.
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But there was little preparation, and the program was not aimed at neighborhoods where mistrust of the police is most pervasive.
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When I discussed with colleagues twice my age what had caused the most pervasive changes, they repeatedly pointed to three factors.
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It is a harsh environment, yet the most pervasive violence in this book is not physical — it's the violence of erasure.
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Recode has put together a good summary of some of the most pervasive corona virus hoaxes that have been widely shared.
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There are also radio stations in North Korea, with the medium still the most pervasive form of broadcast in the country.
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Retirement planning seems to be the most pervasive and consistent financial advice you get from your boss, co-workers, friends, and family.
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Violent crime is one of the most pervasive anxieties for Venezuelans, especially in poor slums dominated by gangs and rife with guns.
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But the more tools that are available, the better the chance there is to decrease one of the internet's most pervasive problems.
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It is also perhaps the most pervasive, with rich medical visuals and health-related objects present in all facets of daily life.
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Like dropping her baby news on Super Bowl weekend, Jenner knows she can usurp even the most pervasive of pop culture moments.
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"Surviving R. Kelly" has sparked one of the most pervasive conversations about sexual abuse we have had as a country to date.
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The McDonald episode rekindled long-held suspicions of the Chicago police in many of the neighborhoods where gun violence is most pervasive.
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Patterson had planned to retire for years, but he stayed on to fix one of the most pervasive problems in health care.
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He noted that Russia was the most sophisticated cyberactor, China one of the most pervasive, and Iran and North Korea among the boldest.
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Fast-forward to now, and the pattern (actually, any animal print in general), is one of the most pervasive trends of the moment.
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The show tackles some of the country's most pervasive problems, including stigma around menstruation, child marriage, female genital mutilation, and access to education.
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Among the most pervasive are bruv, mate, bare, fam, gwop or peas (money), and chirpsin', linkin' and lipsin' — flirting, dating and kissing respectively.
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Though plastic straws have dominated conversations for those looking to cut down on pollutants, cigarette butts are the most pervasive man-made contaminant.
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One of the most pervasive freakouts of this type has surrounded common hand sanitizer, which, as you probably know, is mostly just alcohol.
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This effect is most pervasive when funds flow from more well-regulated or more stable countries to their less regulated and less stable counterparts.
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It's not simply the fact that Obama wore summer '16's most pervasive trend that has us revisiting this type of skin-exposing blouse.
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The most pervasive theory on how Jack-o-Lanterns became associated with Halloween is that it was a popular prank used to scare people.
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Brands are arguably the most pervasive forces in the world for business growth — and they can also be used as a force for good.
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"One of the most pervasive manifestations of these happenings is the display of nooses," the center wrote in a blog post published last month.
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Online ads have always been one of the most pervasive tracking systems on the internet, and adding subscriber data will only make it more powerful.
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From Winded SpongeBob to Menacing Patrick to Surveillance Squidward, the most pervasive SpongeBob memes on the internet stem from those first three Hillenburg-helmed seasons.
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The intention was "to create a tangible response to one of our most pervasive rape culture myths," said Delphine Goossens, Molenbeek prevention service's project manager.
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We knew Un'Goro was teeming with dangerous elementals, but apparently its also infested with the most pervasive, aggressive and menacing species of them all: Murlocs.
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Unsurprisingly, it's a reflection of some of the year's most pervasive fashion trends, as told in three pieces: a plunging bodysuit, high-waisted trousers, and stilettos.
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The big picture: Equifax has dodged a lot of scrutiny and penalties despite experiencing one of the most pervasive data breaches of personal information to date.
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But if they don't progress any faster, this finding would help refute one of the most pervasive stereotypes that continue to exist in the gaming community.
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Loneliness is also most pervasive in societies where social media usage is highest and among 18- to 34-year-olds, who use social media the most.
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But as the state's caucus-counters and national Democratic leaders slogged through a bleary, clarity-free Tuesday morning, the most pervasive emotion may have been defeatism.
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It is one of the most simple and powerful ways to make massive progress against two of the most pervasive corporate problems — gender inequality and employee disengagement.
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Airbnb on Thursday took steps to fight one of the most pervasive problems with its platform: Discrimination of guests based on race, sexuality, religion or other identities.
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Herpes is one of the most pervasive viral infections in the world, sometimes causing painful genital blisters, and it has frustrated scientists attempting to find a cure.
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But overwhelmingly, the kind of stories we write off as no biggie are also the most pervasive ones: men harassing, grabbing and kissing women without their consent.
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In fact, sometimes the most pervasive antagonists are the ones you encounter every day, or in this case, in Hawkins, IN. So who is this mysterious Billy?
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Most pervasive have been broad and largely false claims that Democrats support an "open borders" immigration policy that would lead to a vast influx of violent crime.
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The first exhibition will be called "Muff Busters" and will debunk some of the most "pervasive and problematic myths surrounding 'the notorious V.A.G,'" per a press release.
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In general, smartphones are the most pervasive technology measured among all age groups, according to new data from measurement company Nielsen, which tracks American households that have TVs.
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Amazon is known today not just as the everything store, but as the creator of Alexa, one of the most pervasive digital voice assistants on the market today.
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Growing brand While the Taliban, another Sunni terrorist group, is the Afghan government's most pervasive foe, ISIS' establishment presence provides another major challenge for a burgeoning Afghan military.
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Chemtrails—the theory that the white streaks seen behind airplanes are part of a secret government spraying program—is one of the most pervasive conspiracy theories out there.
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This is also what makes Facebook such an effective vehicle for promoting so much garbage and what makes it the most pervasive personal surveillance system in the world.
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The battle against Lyme disease is just an early stage in an unprecedented effort to conquer some of mankind's most pervasive afflictions, such as malaria and dengue fever.
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And ultimately, the list dispels the most pervasive dark web myth of them all: that if you keep visiting enough cryptic links, you're going to find some untold secret.
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The most pervasive conspiracy theory of 2019 is that wealthy sex offender Jeffrey Epstein was murdered, despite the official determination that he died by suicide in prison awaiting trial.
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The propaganda of jihadist groups, whether the hijacking of popular Twitter hashtags or the production of slick, professional quality movies, is some of the most pervasive and sophisticated around.
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However, planned fleets of thousands of internet-beaming satellites — including Starlink by SpaceX and Project Kuiper by Amazon — could provide the most pervasive high-speed broadband internet service yet.
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Although there is a seemingly endless stream of sources spreading misinformation about the Wuhan coronavirus around the web, we've identified and debunked a few of the most pervasive hoaxes.
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And a recent World Bank study estimates that more than one billion women lack any legal protection from domestic violence, one of the most pervasive forms of gender violence.
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"Trump has threatened a lot of people and he's about to be in control of the most pervasive and least accountable surveillance infrastructure in the world," Mr. Marlinspike said.
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Workplace bullying was most pervasive in Brazil, Mexico and Singapore, according to the report, while Italy, the Netherlands and Spain were the countries with the lowest levels of bullying.
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Currently, the former is probably the most pervasive, though they're both so embedded into Hollywood that there are literally college courses on the films and TV series inspired by them.
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The US, which is home to both the largest video game companies in the world and the most pervasive corporate influence on politics, has been largely absent from the conversation.
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Acknowledging the magnitude of the crime, a government statement said the bill "addresses one of the most pervasive yet invisible crimes affecting the most vulnerable persons especially women and children".
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I mean, just look at this stuff: Monday is World Food Day, so what better time to discuss a particularly dystopian solution to one of the planet's most pervasive problems?
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Racism is America's defining sickness, and comparing black and brown people to animals is one of its most pervasive pathogens — a rationalization that, even in 2018, kills people every day.
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But perhaps the most pervasive issue has been evidence that Russian actors may have used social media or "fake news" as a tool to influence the last U.S. presidential election.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda may be Broadway's current favorite son, but not even his influence can prevent one of musical theater's most pervasive problems from affecting one of his hit musicals.
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That the "Berniebro," as the Atlantic's Robinson Meyer coined in October 2015, became one of the most pervasive tropes of the 2016 presidential election cycle spoke to a certain reality.
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There are quite a few negative myths when it comes to bisexuality, but one of the most pervasive and damaging is the idea that being bisexual isn't even a real thing.
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Despite progress being made in closing the gender pay gap, this year's report found that, as in 2016, the issue remains most pervasive at the later stages of the career cycle.
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" In the introduction to "America's Black Past," an anthology published in 1970, the historian Eric Foner wrote that, among this country's "myths and misconceptions, one of the most pervasive and pernicious . . .
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We have not put enough focus on what AI can do not only for industry, but what it can do to move society forward and solve many of our most pervasive problems.
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Over the last year or so, cryptojacking—which forces your computer to mine cryptocurrency for bad guys when you visit an infected site—has become one of the internet's most pervasive scourges.
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Adding a casino to Grand Theft Auto likely was never about generating a big take, but of a piece with the most pervasive manipulation technique in Big Tech—keeping the user engaged.
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But the most pervasive mistake the biomass enticement represents is that it is framed by a carbon-centric mindset that ignores the essential relationship between forests and the hydrological and energy cycles.
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Some researchers have speculated that the most pervasive anti-aging effects of exercise may occur at the tips of our chromosomes, which are capped with tiny bits of matter known as telomeres.
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The most pervasive form of discrimination is opacity: it is nearly impossible, say, for an average investor to know how much of the money in his pension pot is lost in transaction costs.
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Still, Onyebuchi has created a fascinating futuristic Nigeria and a plot filled with left hooks and upper cuts, even as he nobly illuminates one of the most pervasive conditions of the human experience.
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And instead of being able to look back at my portfolio of work from college (which was undoubtedly laughably bad) my most pervasive memory is a grudge against a company and its defective product.
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President Trump signed an executive order yesterday modernizing kidney disease care for the first time in decades, a move that could reduce spending and improve treatment for one of the country's most pervasive illnesses.
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He weaves together two of the worst and most pervasive threads of the Trump administration: its coziness with corporate interests (he received more Koch money than any other Congressman in 2010) and its xenophobia.
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The Russians undertook perhaps the most pervasive and successful disinformation and misinformation campaigns they have ever undertaken, in part, because they understood that our First Amendment and open society could be used against us.
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One of the subtlest and most pervasive is social ostracism — coding empathy as the fun killer, consideration for others as an embarrassing weakness and dissenting voices as out-of-touch, bleeding-heart dweebs (at best).
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There are plenty of common misconceptions about YouTubers — they're lazy, they're superficial, they're swimming in free stuff — but the idea that all creators are out to turn a buck quickly is among the most pervasive.
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One of the most pervasive of these culinary "surprises" is undoubtedly the tasting menu, where the diner implicitly trusts the chef, or what's known in Japan as omakase, where trust is explicit in the name.
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But hip-hop&aposs most pervasive mark on country is in these clap or snap tracks, drum-machine loops that use canned finger snaps or hand claps to emphasize the even beats of the song.
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One of the most pervasive forms of tax fraud is identity-theft refund fraud, which occurs when scammers use someone else's name and Social Security number to file a tax return and claim a fraudulent refund.
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MONEY DIARIES MANIA Our readers were rabid about our Money Diaries column, with 7MM unique visitors in 2018 joining our conversation about how real women spend their cash — one of the most pervasive taboos for women.
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One of the most pervasive offenses is when white celebrities wear Black hairstyles like Bantu knots and call them other names like "twisted mini buns," erasing these styles' origin and integral roles within Black beauty culture.
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That same formula is at the heart of the currently most pervasive of all bad cinematic genres, the action movie without real action: where contending forces are invincible, there can be no plausible conflict, only choreography.
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On a global scale, polystyrene is being churned out in the amount of 14 million metric tonnes each year—or 31 trillion pounds—making EPS foam one of the most pervasive forms of trash pollution on Earth.
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Amid the ongoing data privacy scandal surrounding the Trump-connected firm Cambridge Analytica, tech critics and users alike are revisiting the concept of leaving Facebook and extracting ourselves from one of the world's most pervasive advertising empires.
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Clovis singled out environmentalism as the "most pervasive 'ism,"" and said that the goal of the entire environmental movement was the "destruction of capitalism and the redistribution of wealth, not just in America but around the world.
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A 2019 survey from TD Bank found the most pervasive secrets people kept from their significant others were, in order from most common to least: credit card debt, hidden bank accounts, a gambling hobby and unpaid student loans.
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In fact one of the most pervasive feelings is the sense that you are in a wide open space and that feeling carries over into real life for a few hours, making you think you're floating in a dream.
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The "Free Speech Movement" that began in 2202 at U.C. Berkeley, calling for more on-campus political activities, reached full bloom by 2628 — and the loudest, most pervasive speech was anti-war, anti-authority, anti-establishment and anti-police.
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With that in mind, Nick Clark Windo's debut novel, The Feed, which came out on March 9th, feels particularly relevant, when we as a society are re-evaluating our relationship with some of the most pervasive technology products of our time.
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"Over the past two decades, we've witnessed the building of the greatest, most pervasive surveillance apparatus and security state that humanity has ever seen," says Jon Stokes, co-founder of the news site Ars Technica and author of Inside the Machine.
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The most pervasive myth about transgender people — and the one myth that underpins much of the discrimination they face — is that they're somehow confused or actively misleading others by identifying with a gender different from the one assigned to them at birth.
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While there are many reasons for prospective homeowners to perceive homeownership as unachievable, including student debt or low wage growth, the most pervasive misconception is that they need to have a 20 percent down payment, according to the National Association of REALTORS.
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As we embrace the post-mobile era, it is time to shift our attention from the smartphone hardware itself to all the new things the smartphone will enable as the most pervasive form of personal computing in the history of our industry.
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"Over the past year, NowFloats has conducted three research sprints across India (that includes driving across the country and meeting people), and it was clear that chat is one of the most pervasive behaviors' followed by search and apps," he wrote in a blog post.
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While the book debunks a number of these myths, in this post I focus on two of the most pervasive misperceptions, describing what they miss about the history of conservative cross-state mobilization and what progressives can learn from a more accurate reading of right-wing history.
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And she isn't alone: Since its catwalk debut, Demna Gvasalia's riff on the classic Champion set has been spotted on many a celebrity, surely because it ties into three of the most pervasive trends in fashion right now: athleisure, logomania, and anything designed by the Georgian designer.
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However, urban legends exist all over the world, and we've scoured the globe to find the eeriest and most pervasive ones, from Nessie living in the depths of Loch Ness to a 19th century town in India whose residents seemed to have disappeared into thin air.
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After pinpointing some the deep stories that seemed most pervasive in conservative media—including, for example, the belief that "Liberal urbanites look down upon rural conservatives"—she found that the messaging of popular fake news stories with a right-wing slant mapped "fairly neatly" to these talking points.
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While there are many reasons parents choose not to vaccinate their children, the American anti-vax movement is fueled in part by privileged white people who have bought into conspiracy theories about the risks of vaccines, one of the most pervasive of which is that vaccines cause autism.
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This new Russian look is one of the most pervasive on current runways — which is, perhaps, why Volkova is so in demand to style advertising campaigns, runway shows and magazine stories; why Rubchinskiy sells in over 140 stores across the globe; why Gvasalia bagged the creative director role at Balenciaga.
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The fact that modern political meme culture is most pervasive among young voters, or even those who are too young to vote, means a lot of pro-Sanders meme creators and enjoyers may not even contribute their vote, given youth turnout statistics – although the numbers were on the rise in the 2018 midterms.
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One of the most pervasive myths is that soaring rates of black-on-black murders, tragic declines in education, and skyrocketing rates of out-of-wedlock births throughout the black community over the past four decades — as well as racial disparity of incarceration rates — are directly related to the legacy of slavery and the era of legal segregation, and that poverty has exacerbated these effects.
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This certainly has much to do with our collective elevation of rappers over producers, but as the defining stylist of Atlanta's most pervasive sound, it was a bit surprising that Zay showed up to our interview with nothing more than a small crew and an understated chain bursting with beautiful little diamonds; OK, the white Bentley parked out front was pretty nice, but it'd also be in the church parking lot two days later.
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