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There has also been a widespread assumption that, among married couples, the promiscuous partner is likely to be the man.
Kiyohiko Nishimura, deputy governor of the Bank of Japan, said he feared a "widespread credit crunch" .
But they have never been a widespread trend cultivated by the fashion and entertainment industries.
Andy Burnham said the government had accepted from the outset it was unlikely to be able to "prevent a widespread outbreak indefinitely" .
It was the first open discussion of what had become a widespread if secretive practice, Ma said with a note of pride.
Greek bond yields fell only slightly and there was a widespread sense that relief may be very short-lived.
Such a widespread view is becoming the "escape goat" and one of the main self-excuses to such failures of their work.
In light of my personal teaching practice, learning disabilities turn out to be a widespread problem in high school physics teaching.
It's not beyond the realm of reason to think that a widespread psychological malaise might be a very realistic symptom of a broader problem.
The treatment, whether official policy or not, led to a widespread consensus that tattoos were illegal.
Now he is once more facing wild-eyed markets and a widespread perception that Spain's economy will fail to grow.
The meadow pipit is quite a widespread species, found across the UK, and not limited to farmland; numbers appear healthy.
That fact has led to a widespread misconception: that half of all heart attacks strike out of the blue.
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