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As the world's strongest storm of the year closes in, people describe frantic preparations, empty shops, and a pervasive sense of anxiety.

Astronomical rents and housing scarcity are pervasive problems in America's most populous city of 8.5 million people where one in four people cannot afford life's essentials.

But Izumi also has raised the alarm that pervasive AI use could counteract the benefits of homework by enabling cut-and-paste laziness.

By cultivating a pervasive culture of deflection, the GOP has trained their supporters that shame doesn’t have to be real.

Compared to the current Street consensus estimate of $4.5 billion, “this seems fine especially given the pervasive negativity among nearly every investor with whom we speak,” analysts wrote.