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prevalent

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“Video games are so much more prevalent in common pop culture now,” he said.

The most significant missing piece is the prevalent wry humor that leavened “Mare” in its darkest moments.

From Salon

These views are widely prevalent among those currently inclined to vote for Reform but are often out of kilter with the population as a whole.

From BBC

Dr Fowler points out that more young women than men go on to higher education, where socially liberal attitudes are more prevalent.

From BBC

Menendez said it wasn’t until later that he realized the larger impact that cellphones could have, despite how prevalent they could be in prison.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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