As trade tensions are expected to persist and bonds keep pointing toward a recession, the market's volatile streak is expected to persist.
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But it's the negative symptoms that persist and it's through these that the disorder is able to persist as the brutal, disabling force that it is.
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Xi said that 'we must unwaveringly persist in the principle that the Party manages the media, persist in politicians running newspapers periodicals, TV stations and news websites.
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Racism and stereotypes persist alongside the desire of black people to be treated as well as whites — so the exhausting work of performing public identities will persist, too.
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Go deeper ... Study: Software security vulnerabilities persist for months
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" Others persist, asking, "No, but who is her mom?
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The question for the months ahead is how long that can persist absent stronger wage growth — and whether the momentum driving job growth is strong enough to persist despite ever-present risks.
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Far too many observers, left and right, persist in being surprised at Trump when nothing about his conduct is surprising, persist in looking for rationality where none is to be found, and persist in believing that some institutional force — party elders or convention delegates, the deep state or an impeachment process — is likely to push him off the stage.
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" After pummeling Mike Bloomberg on the debate stage, she had even more pep in her step than usual — she even broke into a little dance as her revved-up supporters chanted "Persist, persist.
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The legal wrangling would persist for the remainder of 1987.
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" He added that this trend should "persist throughout the 2020s.
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If Trump were to disappear tomorrow, that network would persist.
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Today, the Financial Times reports that illegal labor practices persist.
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These patches persist for days, frequently changing shape and contrast.
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Despite efforts to eradicate food deserts in Chicago, they persist.
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BBB confronted the company last month, but problems still persist.
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This drag could persist into the end of the year.
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Still, the company seems to persist in its hardware ambitions.
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Inertia will persist until something big changes or goes wrong.
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Harmful stereotypes and gross simplifications about indigenous American culture persist.
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It's less clear if the boost from households would persist.
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And yet the phone bills and letters for payment persist.
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The pattern of conceding ground will persist in phase two.
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But signs of ample supply of crude and products persist.
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Mutual suspicion and accusations of incursions by both armies persist.
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Doubts about the legality of some of these alternatives persist.
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But as my driver, Frank, indicated, the problems still persist.
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This is a complex debate that will persist for decades.
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And yet they persist in their efforts to be together.
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And the recent goodbye emails indicate that Jigsaw's issues persist.
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And the polluted air is expected to persist for days.
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Lower health and safety standards also persist in Mexican factories.
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Still, questions persist, largely because Ball's form looks so odd.
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Despite the minister's assertion, problems persist for Nigeria's tourism industry.
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But should tensions persist, Iran is also exploring the seas.
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Even if the physical caliphate evaporates, its spirit will persist.
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There will always be room for Intel's dominance to persist.
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We will persist until we achieve the peace we deserve.
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We must not allow this old double standard to persist.
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Experts estimate that Mars' brightness will persist for several weeks.
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Even though stocks have rebounded nicely, some red flags persist.
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So, she is working hard to speak up and persist.
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Officials also expressed little concern that low inflation would persist.
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These improvements appear to persist at least into fourth grade.
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Nevertheless, fears persist and rifts are deepening among the hunters.
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At first, I was bored, but I decided to persist.
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Still, traders expect downward pressure on the currency to persist.
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I'll leave the climax and resolution for those who persist.
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Does it persist in some form or is it lost?
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Those things run counter to punk's ideals, but they persist.
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That vulnerability will persist whatever the outcome of the election.
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Cultures persist when the losses do not destroy them completely.
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"I don't know how long it will persist," he said.
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Washington may find it has other headaches if tariffs persist.
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So why does that idea persist that they're doing good?
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But, Mr. Pegg said, in spite of preparation, challenges persist.
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But with a softer diet, overbites may persist into adulthood.
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The research cannot say for certain why those differences persist.
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Despite his iconic status, unresolved questions around Qiu Ying persist.
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Rock concerts persist on a grand scale, but legacy reigns.
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We had a boost from investment that may not persist.
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Issues of race and policing in the United States persist.
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And why some lava lakes persist is not entirely understood.
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My answer is that if they persist, they cannot lose.
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But while interest in building them is high, roadblocks persist.
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S. executive branch idles while calls persist for Khashoggi's justice.
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Commenters who persist are given timeouts, or sometimes banned outright.
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Confidence: Medium Tonight: Showers, some heavy, persist into the evening.
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Nonetheless, claims of a turnaround in the coal industry persist.
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The absurdity of this situation is not going to persist.
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The flooding could persist for several weeks in some areas.
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Sometimes you will feel broken, depressed, forgotten, but persist anyway.
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However, flooding will persist throughout the Mississippi and Missouri river.
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Warren's use of the word "persist" is not by accident.
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Opinions differ widely, but two main lines of thought persist.
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The question becomes how much longer can this situation persist?
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The event is now a memory, but the feelings persist.
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But questions and criticisms about the strike being "privileged" persist.
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Some families say problems persist long after the attention faded.
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But how sure are we that that dynamic will persist?
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However, the alternative is less pleasant should those conditions not persist.
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Even today, those differences persist, in the most basic of ways.
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These images unfortunately persist and they've got to deal with that.
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However, caution is warranted on how long this combination can persist.
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And until that happens, inaccurate perceptions of England's history will persist.
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The danger in the Northwest is expected to persist through September.
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And despite those signals, the move toward renewables will likely persist.
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Whether that pattern will persist in the future, we don't know.
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They are concerned that the situation will persist for some time.
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And if they were to persist in investigating that episode — e.g.
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"Frankly ... I worry whether this sellers' market will persist," she said.
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And yet three years after the first attacks, the abductions persist.
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But if the trade barriers persist, projects could be in jeopardy.
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But here's the thing: Solid businesses with solid financials will persist.
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On the contrary, it is the reason why we must persist.
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RUSSIAN C.BANK SAYS RISKS OF A SUBSTANTIAL GLOBAL ECONOMIC SLOWDOWN PERSIST
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If current trends persist, filling it up may not be easy.
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Security forces anticipate the high threat of international terrorism to persist.
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But his release leaves many convinced that the old ways persist.
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It will take some resolve for the Trump rally to persist.
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Sensitivities to holding on to power and perceived police aggression persist.
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Another issue is the assumption that overall market returns will persist.
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Growth could be dragged lower next year if power outages persist.
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The experience of WhatsApp suggests, however, that the concerns will persist.
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The least white people can do is recognize that inequalities persist.
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Intermittent clashes persist despite a notional ceasefire and diplomatic peace efforts.
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Fitch expects regulatory uncertainty around this issue to persist into 2017.
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Crozier said the weak advertising market would persist early this year.
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Other analysts warned that the sogginess in stock markets may persist.
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" That resulted in "abnormally low interest rates, which continue to persist.
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But they will need to persist and come prepared to fight.
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How did Zika persist without causing a large number of cases?
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But deliveries might not be made on time if delays persist.
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What's the price of letting this misinformation persist another generation longer?
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Fitch expects current account surpluses to persist in 2017 and 2018.
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In the meantime, squabbling within the elite is likely to persist.
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America's Census Bureau simply assumes that current fertility rates will persist.
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It wouldn't be possible to persist in the face of that.
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Researchers seeking answers to why pay gaps persist may be frustrated.
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And despite bumper corporate profits, firms doubt such plenty will persist.
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Such gains usually dissipate after a few weeks, but occasionally persist.
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Sexist attitudes persist despite the industry's efforts to change its image.
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This shift is likely to persist, with an assist from Trump.
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Legal battles persist over both the wall funding and immigration rules.
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Issues in Syria will persist, McCain added, unless the administration acts.
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"Far too many universities persist in having speech codes," he said.
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These issues can persist for many years after menopause, Minkin said.
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Climate damage lawsuits are a sign that this issue will persist.
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Despite this value, misconceptions about the DUNS Number continue to persist.
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Water ice cannot persist on this part of the Martian surface.
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In that future, the rural bias in American politics would persist.
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The problems persist, and industry demand for certification continues to grow.
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"We will impose more onerous actions if problems persist," Google said.
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And it is a promise that we will continue to persist.
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Fears of a longer U.S.-China trade war continued to persist.
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His company may reduce its 2019 budget if weak prices persist.
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While these rural-urban gaps have diminished markedly, substantial differences persist.
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Some of the side effects persist, but the void is gone.
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" He continued, "like a dandelion up through the pavement, I persist.
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They want the opportunity and the tools to "persist to resist."
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Why it matters: Trust issues around technology companies persist in America.
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If scaries still persist, it may be worth talking to someone.
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They generated contradictory political principles that persist to our own day.
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Meanwhile, the days have turned to weeks, and the shortages persist.
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Despite a cease-fire, shelling and gunfire persist, especially at night.
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But achievement gaps persist and the city's schools remain deeply segregated.
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Nevertheless, I persist in engaging him in conversation about my postcards.
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When the game ended, "Persist" koozies were awarded to the winners.
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Trump's health and whereabouts are likely to persist, particularly since Mrs.
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Shortages of test kits persist and hospitals are rapidly becoming overwhelmed.
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I will persist in believing chocolate and wine are healthy indulgences.
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Rumours persist that other opposition mayors may meet a similar fate.
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But such growth is unlikely to persist into the new year.
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If you persist, however, then there is much math to consider.
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But I'm equally certain there are many forms that will persist.
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The joke may be on those who persist in believing otherwise.
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Even with the universal Medicare program, health inequities persist in Australia.
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But the collaborative spirit does persist here, even with private insurance.
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His proposals would allow the misery to persist for 20 years.
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That's what we tell ourselves in order to persist, at least.
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Still, questions persist about the business model of the combined company.
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Such rumors may well be wrong and unfair — but they persist.
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But long lines are likely to persist, Neffenger said on Friday.
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British troops subsequently withdrew from the province, but tensions still persist.
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But as long as the earth keeps moving, problems will persist.
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But if coronavirus concerns persist, more Hollywood movies could be damaged.
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What allows us to persist in this belief is other people.
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Myths about mental illness persist, and these stigmas can be harmful.
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Why persist in such a cruel pursuit with such bad odds?
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But a recent mutiny shows that political and security risks persist.
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Explanations aside, researchers unanimously expressed hope that the trends would persist.
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Our gods change form, but they persist across time and space.
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That irony is telling, because many of the same problems persist.
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Given constrained supplies, this implies that market deficits are likely to persist.
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And questions persist about whether he will even hit that low target.
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But at a minimum, the indecipherability of Pozanti's simple shapes will persist.
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We expect the tail risks in these twin debt booms to persist.
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It's a problem that will persist for Juul Labs and its contemporaries.
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Concerns about fair competition between Libra and other crypto-projects will persist.
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Crews are watching for small fires inside neighborhoods as unpredictable winds persist.
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And without the proper treatment, a fungal breakout can persist for years.
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To say nothing of the new bugs, for however long they persist.
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But serious concerns persist about terrorist networks and the appeal of jihadism.
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Outside of the industry, support is waning as worries persist about safety.
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"But it won't persist for an extended period of time," he added.
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This pattern is expected to take shape and persist into next week.
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But why do couples persist in talking to each other like morons?
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That is why America has little choice but to persist with it.
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Then came zoning and mandatory off-street parking rules, which still persist.
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Imbalance between demand and supply is expected to persist in coming years.
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Corporate scandals persist, even among firms with good governance, such as Toshiba.
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Whether he has the courage to persist still remains to be seen.
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If delivery disruptions persist, brick-and-mortar businesses and services could benefit.
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These structural defects persist and make it hard to be unequivocally optimistic.
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And that's why the culture was able to persist for so long.
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"We anticipate that this reversal will persist," IHS analyst Merrick Kingston wrote.
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But, as in other countries, pseudoscientific attempts to "cure" gay people persist.
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New ones will open late next year, yet other problems will persist.
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But questions will persist about what is next on the regulatory horizon.
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But in certain corners — on children's television, for example — lazy stereotypes persist.
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He added the law did not allow the patch to persist indefinitely.
|
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Against this backdrop, doubts for the sustainability of the dollar's bounce persist.
|
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Once you are, the disease could persist for decades -- and prove fatal.
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Talks between Washington and Beijing continue but disagreements over structural issues persist.
|
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But if the lubricant wasn't put on evenly, the problem could persist.
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In Ivory Coast, supply issues were expected to persist until year end.
|
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The research challenges often persist after researchers return home from the field.
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Sadly, stereotypes and gross misconceptions about Muslim women and their faith persist.
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If these symptoms persist, you should take your canine to the vet.
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This, too, has been met with resistance, but we continue to persist.
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"If these differences persist, a transition is not a given," Barnier said.
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"The severe racial disparities in who gets stopped persist," the CRR wrote.
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But even if Remain won, doubts over the union's future would persist.
|
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Again, Lyme symptoms can persist even after patients are treated with antibiotics.
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A number of key risks and uncertainties highlighted in recent meetings persist.
|
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Some of those questions, about whether music or dance should predominate, persist.
|
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However, birther beliefs continue to persist among 21 percent of the public.
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However, few would argue that these benign market conditions will persist indefinitely.
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Should our military persist in its occupation, I fear, only trouble awaits.
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Links will persist, and past posts should be easily found through search.
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At the least, the chaos appears to persist to years to come.
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Still, doubts persist over whether the talks to be held on Aug.
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Policies of previous U.S. administrations allowed you to persist in that delusion.
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Ample world supply is likely to persist, predicts agribusiness giant Cargill Inc.
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Iranian missile threats to the United States and its allies also persist.
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IF I THOUGHT IT WOULD PERSIST IT COULD AFFECT MY POLICY VIEWS.
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When left to the goodwill of corporations, these disparities will only persist.
|
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If you persist, the case might go before a government-appointed tribunal.
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Go deeper: Oscar nears $1 billion in revenue, but heavy losses persist.
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And yet, they persist — and have only managed to get more ridiculous.
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So why are conflicts of interest allowed to persist in nutrition research?
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The ways in which we're altering our oceans will persist for years.
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And yet it was emotionally exhausting to persist through the entire show.
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However, glaring inequalities persist in many areas of Chile's traditionally 'machista' society.
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And the problem of auditors being "too few to fail" will persist.
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Growling stomachs persist, though, and we're happy to arrive at the restaurant.
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I'm no market guru, so I can't foretell whether these will persist.
|
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Or whether it will persist once Mr. O'Rourke actually starts, well, running.
|
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The scars persist — in seminary presidents and presidents of the United States.
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Alternatively, perhaps the supply glut — and hence low prices — will persist indefinitely.
|
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Even as troubles persist on the ground, the industry pushback has continued.
|
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And that dynamic is expected to persist over the next two quarters.
|
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Gandhi's Emergency, aiming to intimidate and harass critics persist with a vengeance.
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The lessons persist as they mature, enter the work force and earn.
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As these mixed messages persist, so do reports of passive fentanyl toxicity.
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I will persist, no matter what the legislators 30 years ago said.
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International readers said they didn't understand why Americans let gun violence persist.
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Certain preoccupations persist: alluring widows, naïve young men, a fondness for coincidence.
|
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Though Huawei has the technological lead, strong doubts persist about its security.
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All of Puerto Rico is without power, and flash-flood warnings persist.
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The New York Times: Elizabeth Warren gets giant lift from Persist PAC.
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But I persist in looking for the best, not the cheapest deal.
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Many mainland Americans persist in regarding Puerto Ricans as second-class citizens.
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The drug's ambiguous legal status as a medicine will persist for years.
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"These gaps, these holes in our history cannot persist," Mr. Guzmán said.
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"The West's crisis is real, structural and likely to persist," he writes.
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And it is social trust that enables such S2 infrastructure to persist.
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My initial look at the latest release suggests that those errors persist.
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Today, Memphis is emblematic of the poverty issues that persist in America.
|
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Legal immigration has also been slowing, and that is poised to persist.
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In his worst-case scenario, it will persist through the third quarter.
|
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But questions persist about possible connections between Mr. Uribe and illegal activity.
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Heightened rates of chronic illnesses can persist in flooded areas for decades.
|
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But because these strains persist in the environment, some people are immune.
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I'm inspired by any person who's been marginalized yet persist to exist.
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For many people, though, pain and neurological symptoms can persist for years.
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Some of her new friends in Kalispell also encouraged her to persist.
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But there are smaller relics from that time that persist as homes.
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Pay gaps between men and women persist even within female-dominated industries.
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They persist in spite of the difficulties the world throws at them.
|
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Some landmarks persist, albeit in graffiti-splattered disrepair, like the Grande Hotel.
|
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Still, stereotypes persist that Appalachian food and culture are primitive and backward.
|
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Many Republicans insist significant problems persist, and that much fraud goes undetected.
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We persist in defending life as a constitutional and a natural right.
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What can I say to those who persist in asking further questions?
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"But the effects of these disasters can persist for years," he added.
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The 2010 midterms were disastrous for Democrats, but the law would persist.
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However, the popularity of this stock voting structure seems likely to persist.
|
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The laws of financial physics say this can't persist for much longer.
|
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Worries about regulation persist in east Asia, a major market for cryptocurrencies.
|
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Tropical-storm-force winds persist up to 29 miles from the center.
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Sherman's answer is that it's about solidarity to political causes that persist.
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Their habits can persist in retirement, sending them on journeys into addiction.
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Many of those trends are poised to persist into the new decade.
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" — Carol Gilligan, co-author of a new book, "Why Does Patriarchy Persist?
|
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But why and how, after decades of activism, does the patriarchy persist?
|
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The lessons persist as women mature, enter the work force and earn.
|
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And tragically, both are allowed to persist because of widespread public complacency.
|
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So why, after all this time, does the ugly, clunky sandal persist?
|
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Doubts persist on whether those aims have been achieved by this deal.
|
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But as Dr Goodenough has been pointing out for years, serious drawbacks persist.
|
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Several demographic divides that emerged during the campaign appear to persist post-election.
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Despite what they say about you or how much you doubt yourself, persist.
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Looking at emerging markets, macro concerns persist for many of Credit Suisse's clients.
|
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Heavy snow and blizzard conditions will persist across the northern Plains into Tuesday.
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RazorbumpsIf symptoms persist, you can use an over-the-counter anti-itch cream.
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The tour focused on the presentation of cultures and the fictions that persist.
|
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Despite his bullishness, Orlando cautions investors that wild market swings will likely persist.
|
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But to say concerns about a bubble persist would be a massive understatement.
|
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"These two visions of the country still persist," says Francisco Gregoric, a vexillologist.
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Protests persist Protesters filled the streets of several cities across the country Saturday.
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In Carrie Vaughn's "Alchemy," they persist in seeking the secrets of the universe.
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Historical racial tensions between black Kenyans and the descendants of white settlers persist.
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It seems like these problems should be quite solvable, and yet they persist.
|
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The imprints of nocturnal adaptations continue to persist in most living mammals today.
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Even if Mr Trump lost, the Democrats' less-discussed Senate problem would persist.
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Analysts believe the pressure on the central bank to support growth will persist.
|
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But it's also allowed the influence of the march to persist and grow.
|
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Their consequences persist today, particularly for LGBTQ prisoners, immigrants, and people in poverty.
|
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Yet pressures are expected to persist from deflation in categories including 4K TVs.
|
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"These compounds persist in the environment for a long, long time," Hamdoun said.
|
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Puddles of stagnant water where virus-carrying mosquitoes can breed persist along sidewalks.
|
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Nonetheless, his image and a Twitter following of 224,000 have managed to persist.
|
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"Resist, insist, persist, enlist": Hillary Rodham Clinton launches a non-profit, Onward Together.
|
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Traders expect volatility in the currency markets to persist ahead of May's speech.
|
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If marks persist, clean the surface with the furniture manufacturer's recommended cleaning process.
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But how do you answer the criticism that hoaxes do persist on Wikipedia?
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Lower than expected dilution is a positive, but in our view, risks persist.
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I have no idea what structures are going to persist, political and otherwise.
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History is not on the Republicans' side if numbers such as these persist.
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Due to the inability to respond, breaches persist for long periods of time.
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Low levels of the VIX can persist for an extended period of time.
|
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However, analysts said such a move remained unlikely and that oversupply would persist.
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Still, below-average cold is expected to persist through the end of week.
|
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Instead of addressing that environment, however, the bank allowed the situation to persist.
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And it's likely that this post-regime politics will persist for a while.
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Despite their obvious unsuitability as pets, homeowners in Britain persist in keeping them.
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In some women, an HPV infection will persist and lead to cervical cancer.
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That dynamic could persist until Republicans begin notching legislative victories of their own.
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Criminal justice inequities will persist until adequate state-level reforms are sought nationwide.
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Nomura analyst Simeon Siegel said he expects weakness in the business to persist.
|
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But it was her fashion influence that continued to persist above all else.
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The trend is likely to persist for weeks after the event, he added.
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"Well, technical difficulties persist on the needle," he added around 2628:28500 p.m.
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If the governor is male, traditional notions about breadwinning husbands persist without challenge.
|
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But some analysts said questions persist about the success of big vertical deals.
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Even in states with strong common standards and tests, racial achievement gaps persist.
|
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In a small minority of cases, the malaise can persist for many months.
|
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"These agents can persist in the environment for days or months," Chai said.
|
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That decision was widely criticized, but questions over corporate power in politics persist.
|
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But fears persist that the warm embrace could end after a few sermons.
|
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The Obama Administration, for reasons of its own, allowed this charade to persist.
|
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The shutdown could persist at least until a new Congress convenes on Jan.
|
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While these two evils persist, our Congress does nothing to address the wrongs.
|
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Cultural differences between east and west, reunited less than 30 years ago, persist.
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As long as they continue to persist, their efforts are acknowledged and celebrated.
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It takes work to persist and insist on inserting our voices and aesthetic.
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But a groundswell of individual and community action has the momentum to persist.
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There was a danger that info would persist in search engines like Google.
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Kraft Heinz said several of these problems are likely to persist this year.
|
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"The external environment remains challenging and underlying cost inflation pressures persist," it said.
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Questions continue to persist around valuation, as Yum pursues its China unit spin.
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Go deeper: Merkel's coalition agrees to migration terms as pressures across EU persist
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Do you think this level of enthusiasm is going to persist into 13?
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Volatility is also expected to persist in the digital currency market throughout 20003.
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"You stay after it every day, one might say you persist," she said.
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"And still, he lets another day of this 32-year-long injustice persist."
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We looked at all the trucks and the problems that persist with them.
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But SN2016iet brightened and dimmed twice, and its remnants persist to this day.
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But occasional twinges of chest pain persist, along with a sense of weakness.
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The split could persist as the Trump administration ratchets up the trade war.
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Of course, it's one thing for myths to persist in the public imagination.
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Yet some say the country's divisions will persist no matter what the outcome.
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The potential for the disastrous rise of misplaced power exists and will persist.
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"My best guess is that these soft readings will not persist," she said.
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His powers of mind and body persist even as each is under attack.
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Clearly, the question is why economic disparities persist even among college-educated workers.
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In the absence of such studies, myths about LSD persist, Mr. Butler said.
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Downward pressures on pricing continues unabated, and is likely to persist, agrees Ridding.
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We must, under all conditions, persist and persevere in our pursuit of empowerment.
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Dog fighting is illegal in the United States, although underground fighting operations persist.
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Inklings of it persist on YouTube, but the platform doesn't have the history.
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By continuing to own the Trump Organization, conflict of interest accusations will persist.
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Energy analysts now predict that low oil prices will persist for some time.
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But how are these changes recorded, so that they persist over the years?
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When you're in the minority, it takes extra strength and toughness to persist.
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Outside the courtroom, concerns persist about PG&E's safety and record-keeping practices.
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But first, it requires the will to begin, and the will to persist.
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Or is it a hint to the public that they will persist in
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Nothing good can come of this dispute if it is allowed to persist.
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What's worse, the effects persist for decades, penalizing a generation of wage earners.
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Yet these divisions will persist, especially if Britain's recent poor economic performance continues.
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It was also shown to persist in placentas for up to seven months.
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Unilever's woes in the spotlight Unilever's downbeat sales forecast suggests weakness could persist.
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Investors therefore need to weigh the consequences that the current stalemate could persist.
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These relationships persist after accounting for things like partisanship, income, education and geography.
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Cashin said Thursday that if problems persist it could begin to affect trade.
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Whether California's trash craters will persist over the long-term is also unclear.
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There are 228 different state-specific "Persist" shirts -- each at $229.99 a pop.
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Whether such mania can or should persist, of course, is open to debate.
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But in South Korea, where conservative values persist, it can be even harder.
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The U.S. Bank study shows that misconceptions about credit persist among young adults.
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Even more important, though, deep and potentially debilitating political problems in Afghanistan persist.
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And when the conflict bubbles up, even natives can question why they persist.
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Concerns persist that the bitter trade war could drive world economies into recession.
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And the "Jolie effect" seemed to persist long after the op-ed appeared.
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But if you persist, you get a Gyarados — an amazing flying sea snake.
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Still, these attitudes persist, and Silva feels it's down to a sexist double standard.
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And it appears that some birds may have song traditions that persist over centuries.
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However, there is a reason that social media platforms allow this problem to persist.
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The fact that pressure ulcers persist as a problem in health care is revealing.
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They wanted Baker's creative contributions in LGBTQ activism to persist, even after his death.
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Wech of JBC Energy said the spread would likely persist in the near future.
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Still, doubts persist over an imminent agreement to resolve the two nations' trade differences.
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So why does the phenomenon of misreading same-sex couples as "just friends" persist?
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Finally, the violence had mostly subsided by the summer, though occasional attackers do persist.
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But issues with the Iowa caucus results persist — there is still no clear winner.
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Those factions persist because they each represent an authentic part of Mr Trump's worldview.
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However the numbers are parsed, anxiety over the ratings risk is likely to persist.
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However, Texas Instruments warned that slowdown of microchip demand may persist in upcoming quarters.
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When the "beepocalypse" failed to materialise, humanity lost interest, but the insects' problems persist.
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More than a third expected trade tensions to persist for one to two years.
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Today, assuming current mortality trends persist, newborns can expect to live for 61 years.
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But allegations of war crimes, including the use of chemical weapons last year, persist.
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Mars has a cratered surface, which allows quakes to persist for about a minute.
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Analysts remain convinced that as deleveraging efforts persist, China's economy will take a hit.
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Fitch expects asset quality pressures to persist in 212000 as operating conditions remain challenging.
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Tensions persist between Kosovo and Serbia, which has not recognised Kosovo's declaration of independence.
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Governments the world over persist in offering the same advice: count and cut calories.
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Pre-industrial fertility rates persist only in the poorest parts of the poorest countries.
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Again, investors seem to assume that past conditions will simply persist, despite the evidence.
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As the euro and yen face headwinds, demand for the dollar will likely persist.
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And many of those anti-vice clauses persist, even with the mainstreaming of cannabis.
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Questions about Tesla's future persist and could be on the minds of savvy shoppers.
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But complaints persist regarding officers using the forceful tactic, the New York Times reports.
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Kraft Heinz is hurting, and the pain is likely to persist, some traders say.
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As long as clubs' revenues keep growing, the transfer boom is likely to persist.
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The uptick in China's construction activity was unlikely to persist, warned the Australian government.
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Expect sector consolidation to intensify, while problems with advertising viewability, fraud and economics persist.
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The National Weather Service forecasts hot and windy conditions to persist in Northern California.
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So why do my colleagues persist in their quest for more war and intervention?
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He often struggles with how to assess those changes and the ones that persist.
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The obvious political metaphor has already been pointed out and it will surely persist.
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Large gender pay disparities persist within the U.K. operations of Wall Street's biggest banks.
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And so whatever becomes of Trending Topics, doubts about Facebook and journalism will persist.
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People who persist no matter the obstacles, sooner or later are bound to succeed.
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He added that he doubted valuations of tech companies such as Xiaomi could persist.
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The Dow was set to open sharply lower on Monday as growth concerns persist.
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But the health, nutrition, and fitness problems we face persist on a societal level.
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So why does the pursuit of tax cuts in the name of growth persist?
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Racial disparities in employment success and treatment by caseworkers following Welfare Reform's implementation persist.
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After more than 60 years of integration, nation-states persist, stubborn and seemingly immovable.
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Yet still today, myths and stereotypes persist, holding us back from achieving full equality.
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"Structural challenges persist and we see the company as a value trap," they said.
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If nobody talks about it, misunderstandings around managing those costs will persist, said Rodriguez.
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Despite their efforts, our worries about America's public schools persist and remain well justified.
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Switzerland-based traders said the discount would likely persist for now, given the delay.
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These ethical quandaries will persist, in real time, throughout the course of his presidency.
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But activists and experts say prejudices and discrimination persist, along with periodic government crackdowns.
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Four years ago, Scotland voted against independence, but hopes of a second referendum persist.
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But Mr. Roberts's comments were a stark reminder that problems with gender diversity persist.
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But there is a lot to this relationship that will persist no matter what.
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Why should we settle for a society in which racism is allowed to persist?
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Sometimes the pressures of the job can persist even after these guys return home.
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As long as there is demand for what cryptocurrencies uniquely offer, they will persist.
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"The bear market in China A shares will persist for several years," he predicted.
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So teaching emotional resilience -- the ability to persist -- is part of our parenting arsenal.
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But racial disparities persist, and transparency and accountability within the police force remain elusive.
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The weaker investor sentiment is expected to persist in the immediate future, analysts indicated.
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Still, Dr. Snyder said, inequities in athletic opportunity persist, especially for women of color.
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A few still persist, like the Salmagundi Club, though there are fewer and fewer.
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Still, gaping loopholes persist that enable would-be gun owners to avoid background checks.
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But skepticism among analysts is likely to persist until that number is actually reached.
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Yellen said the weakness in inflation likely is driven by factors that won't persist.
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When candidates persist in overriding moderators, the moderators are made to look like fools.
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Beyond the short-term issues resulting from the independence vote, longer-term problems persist.
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In time, that groundbreaking series became more celebrated, but misunderstandings of her work persist.
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Persist PAC was the biggest-spending outside group airing TV ads on Super Tuesday.
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That raises the possibility of extraordinary gains in life expectancy if the declines persist.
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Without more women in the field, that kind of network is likely to persist.
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"If that were to persist it would be difficult for the airports," he said.
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Language barriers still persist today, he said, and can be factors in players' growth.
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But many aspects of the political order allow disparity and outright violence to persist.
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Concerns also persist about the feasibility of staging the Olympics this summer in Tokyo.
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Persist PAC did not immediately respond to a request for comment from The Hill.
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The effect seemed to persist even for women who later moved somewhere less sexist.
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But questions persist about the F.B.I.'s use of a dossier financed by Mrs.
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And that way, their hegemonies not only would persist but also could potentially grow.
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Tensions persist between Kosovo and Serbia, which has not recognized Kosovo's declaration of independence.
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Disagreements persist over the negative impact of the trade pact on the American economy.
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That's why, even at 85033, rumors persist about a potential return to public office.
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Yet, they persist, largely because memes are just another form of pop culture now.
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Low investment yields, which Fitch expects to persist, put further strain on reinsurer profitability.
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Everything is gone, but we still persist & we still know how to laugh & cry.
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"The anti-Trump sentiment, we've seen that persist now since the election," he said.
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Nothing changes and incredible levels of waste persist year after year, decade after decade.
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The team found that most of the 14 unbalanced triangle types didn&apost persist.
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A lot of open questions persist around how an intense bushfire influences its environment.
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Deep divisions persist, particularly in a military assembled from former rebel and loyalist combatants.
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Echoing recent comments from Tesco and Sainsbury's it expects deflation to persist through 2016.
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"We expect it to persist unless a solution is put in place," he said.
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But Ms. Yates said she expected this policy would persist during a Trump administration.
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Another dealer said the downward pressure on the rupee would persist despite expected inflows.
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According to Paulsen, the rally could persist at these higher valuations for some time.
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Why, then, if it proves nothing, is this a story I persist in telling?
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Why has the FDA allowed for a lax regulatory environment to persist for years?
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In the face of that monumental mindfuck, Sam chooses to persist anyway. Defiance. Hope.
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The journalists who remain say that they don't know how long they can persist.
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Once you've started, stay true to your passion and persist through the hard times.
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Low inflation, low growth low interest rates and it might persist for a while.
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Although TikTok quickly settled that lawsuit a day later, issues persist for the company.
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Yet many people persist in buying branded products even when equivalent generics are available.
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Light south winds persist with lows falling only to the low to mid-40s.
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They said they worried that adults would allow inequities in the system to persist.
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What is apparent is the current stalemate, though it may or may not persist.
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Alarming levels of homophobia still persist in numerous countries of the former Soviet Bloc.
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But even if this Promethean quest to extend human life succeeds, several questions persist.
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He added that the BOJ shouldn't persist in meeting its target at all cost.
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So why did we ever start believing in codependence and why does it persist?
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Only four species of hyena persist today: three bone-crushers and one ant-eater.
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Possibly, mutual recognition by Britain and the EU of each other's regulatory regimes will persist.
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Only stubborn stalwarts like Lenovo persist with matte displays, and I love them for it.
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"The bigger question is will these low prices persist through the summer season," Peterson said.
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French retail banking revenues remained under pressure in 13 and this will persist in 2017.
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This caution is likely to persist, regardless of who is sitting in the White House.
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To persist -- knowing that whether you succeed or fail, are criticized or applauded, you'll survive.
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It is time to change the laws that allow this state of affairs to persist.
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We can't say conclusively why such outcome differences exist and persist even after risk adjustment.
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Homosexuality is legal in mainland China, but prejudices and discrimination persist under the Communist Party.
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"But if the problems persist, the effect on Japan's economy could become bigger," he added.
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It must end conditions that have enabled terrorists to infiltrate and a dictatorship to persist.
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Instead, the status quo will likely persist, meaning the growth of the industry should continue.
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YouTube purged thousands of these videos in November 2017, but they persist on the platform.
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Habitat loss affected some species' ability to persist more than others, according to the study.
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Though the US and Iran moved away from a broader conflict last month, tensions persist.
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For useful institutions to persist, then, there must be punishments for defection from the norm.
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Or will that "trust gap" between people and power persist, even as blockchain use expands?
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But deep divisions persist, particularly in a military assembled from former rebel and loyalist combatants.
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Any revision would spur concern in China, where memories of Japan's past military aggression persist.
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Autumn may persist, however, as these prior warnings from 2011, 2015, 2016 and 2017 show.
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Its executives say that efficiencies inherited from the days that it was American-owned persist.
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Smog is expected to persist in the region until a cold front arrives on Jan.
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"They're really oily so they persist in the environment," Chai told The Verge in March.
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Hard feelings still persist among Sanders backers But converting all Sanders fans may be impossible.
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Wijesekara warned that, as long as the rains persist, the threat of infections remains high.
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"Earnings quality concerns persist," said Bernstein analyst Tim Anderson, who rates the stock 'market-perform'.
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But worries persist over new taxes on Romanian banks and energy companies launched this year.
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Yet, we persist because we believe the greater good for our patients is being served.
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Expecting slowness to persist, they trimmed first quarter growth to 1.5 percent from 1.75 percent.
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But should the current turmoil persist, the National Team could make a comeback this year.
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The secret data won't persist after, say, copy and pasting FontCode text between text editors.
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"Volatility is going to persist," said Komal Sri-Kumar, president of Sri-Kumar Global Strategies.
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So how can a person in a similar position even win when these roadblocks persist?
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Leahy confirmed the overhang of late deliveries caused by missing engines would persist into 2018.
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"The funds might continue to dwindle if conflicts in countries like Syria persist," he said.
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But deep divisions persist, particularly in a military assembled from ex-rebel and loyalist fighters.
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There are others who persist even when alarm bells are resounding at a thousand decibels.
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Methylmercury negatively impacts brain development, and the researchers said the effects could persist for generations.
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A statement last week saying mutual rights would persist after Brexit was a goodwill gesture.
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Sizzling temperatures were expected to persist through Sunday, but relief is in sight, Lamers said.
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Against this backdrop, the dollar-buying trend will probably persist for a while, Suzuki added.
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Another reason the infection might persist is because it's not caused by bacteria after all.
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However, we expect pressure on earnings from the challenging market to persist well into 2017.
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Should they persist, lose your ever-loving shit and make an example out of someone.
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Smoky Mountain air quality has improved marginally in recent years, but the smog issues persist.
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Personal attacks persist as well, though it seems to rise and fall with the news.
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Yet ghosts, despite their utter disregard for biology and physics, persist in seeming highly believable.
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Still, weaknesses persist in the U.S., where rivals Nike and Adidas have stolen market share.
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If the conditions persist, the effects could eventually spread, possibly causing cardiovascular or lung issues.
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Still, scams persist in the ICO world which remains a wild west in many jurisdictions.
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"PG&E as we know it cannot persist and continue," Mr. Newsom said last week.
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For women raised before the passing of Title IX, gender inequities in amateur sports persist.
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The improvement has been a steady grind higher, suggestive of an uptrend likely to persist.
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Wade, the landmark case that legalized a woman's right to an abortion, also persist. Aug.
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We expect Hiscox to trade down today and expect uncertainty to persist around Beazley BEZG.
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That criticism of Mr. Comey from both parties is likely to persist after the election.
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We cannot be complacent as the problems of bigotry and racism persist in our nation.
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Earlier forecasts had predicted colder temperatures would persist through most of January, boosting heating demand.
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If current tensions persist, the economy could also shrink by 2% to 3% in 2020.
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That means calling out abusive practices whether they persist at home or are adopted abroad.
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I suspect elements of their human hosts persist in their psyche, never quite eradicated fully.
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And if the symptoms persist longer than a month, that's when PTSD might be diagnosed.
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Argentine asset prices have plummeted as the economy slips into recession and fiscal worries persist.
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The independent agency has concluded that the weak productivity growth of recent years will persist.
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If, after giving it some serious thought, doubts persist, she suggests talking to a doctor.
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Most in the industry maintained that the overwhelming bearishness of investors and oversupply woes persist.
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The skepticism is on him, and will persist until he answers some pretty basic questions.
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But Southern California is still mired in drought that is expected to persist through June.
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They persist as long as importers can find a way to pay for their lifestyles.
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If problems in the sector persist, impaired loan ratios could accelerate further, further pressurising CARs.
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Critics who persist can be jailed on vague charges of spreading rumors or making trouble.
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Critics who persist can be jailed on vague charges of spreading rumors or making trouble.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Certain myths persist long after the truth is revealed.
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The Citizens United Supreme Court decision also enables the influence of wealthy donors to persist.
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There is a mystery to why we persist, why we stay when everyone else leaves.
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Not to rag on L'eggs, which also persist (and inspire a really silly contextual connection).
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The majority persist in featuring a white, heterosexual couple lounging in a champagne-glass whirlpool.
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The longer people walk around while they are sick, the longer the virus will persist.
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Despite this iconic status and passage of 25905 years, unresolved questions around the artist persist.
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Why do we persist in parsing a dead study — "data dredging," as it's pejoratively known?
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Meanwhile, trade tensions with China continue to escalate and signs of a global slowdown persist.
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Based on the cloudy skies, long delays will likely persist well into the evening hours.
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In just two weeks, Persist PAC spent nearly $85033 million backing Warren in the race.
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Though the Netherlands enjoys some of the best health access in the world, problems persist.
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China's pork shortage will likely persist for at least a few months, if not longer.
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They will persist in all but the worst weather the Atlantic can throw at them.
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What's more, some seeds can persist in the soil for years and then sprout up.
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But neither diplomats nor corporate executives can be sure how long familiar advantages will persist.
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These and other benefits seem to persist even after you&aposve begun eating normally again.
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Environmental justice is a commitment to right the wrongs of our past that persist today.
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People discharged against medical advice may be reluctant to return if problems develop or persist.
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Challenges persist for print papers, whether they are trying to turn a profit or not.
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As a result pressure from operating expenditure is likely to persist over the medium-term.
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Metals in particular were in the firing line as worries about the Chinese economy persist.
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If current trends persist, the U.S will be importingb$500 billion more than we export.
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For now, open-outcry options transactions will persist on the CME's trading floor in Chicago.
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Which means: The frustration of those demanding a strong state response is bound to persist.
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The snow will persist overnight, with a few showers expected to linger through Monday morning.
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Still, doubts persist over whether the talks would help the nations resolve their trade issues.
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If distribution problems persist, industry groups say manufacturing facilities like auto plants could soon idle.
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Yet the fears persist, and people take greater precautionary measures than the actual threat warrants.
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Snow should taper off by midday Thursday, but strong winds will persist through the evening.
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The abuse that Mary Cain described has been justified and allowed to persist for decades.
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Major money managers, however, sought to calm investors because fundamentals underpinning strong global growth persist.
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At Hunter East Harlem Gallery, Jason Lazarus demonstrates how our political needs persist over time.
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A diminished threat of tornadoes will persist from the Texas Panhandle through Kansas, he said.
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A new Super PAC, known as "Persist PAC," has launched to support Warren's election effort.
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But the chemicals move quickly through the earth and into water, where they persist indefinitely.
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We are creating conditions that will persist for eons, and the consequences will be catastrophic.
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Studies have found that these effects can persist for several weeks after stopping marijuana use.
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Costello suspects that the effects will persist, especially now that Trump has won the presidency.
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We feel that it's important to challenge this because otherwise, they will continue to persist.
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But the contradictions persist, and I'm not sure they're truly facing up to the realities.
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"It is difficult to foresee an optimistic scenario if the current conditions persist," he said.
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But the worker who provided the production figure for Wednesday's first shift said bottlenecks persist.
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Such attitudes persist today, particularly in regards to the tension between family life and work.
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You do have a S&P that's at fairly expensive valuation, which we think can persist.
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Performance does not persist, as the latest data from S&P Dow Jones Indices show clearly.
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For one, bacteria such as listeria campylobacter can persist in soil for up to a year.
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As a result, even basic inaccuracies can persist for years, bouncing between the three major bureaus.
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There's no known cure for FAS, and the condition can persist for months or even years.
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"APEC shows that the trade war between the U.S. and China will likely persist," he said.
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Growth in the second quarter won't slow sharply, Yoo added, although uncertainties will continue to persist.
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It is hard, however, to extrapolate forward and expect this quality, of stabilizing returns, to persist.
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But persist is exactly what we and all of our daughters need to do to succeed.
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Without a credible investigation, doubts about Russia policy will persist as long as Trump is President.
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As a result, regardless of whether times are good or bad, investors expect results to persist.
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So why do health disparities by race persist and what can we do to fix them?
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However, benefits did not persist over time, and longer-term outcomes were limited, the researchers wrote.
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Meanwhile, measures to discourage speculative pressures on renminbi and control on non-institutional capital outflows persist.
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But activists and experts agree that prejudices and discrimination persist, as well as periodic government crackdowns.
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Dornan said that the impacts of losing his mother to the disease persist to this day.
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By the numbers: By Veracode's stats, around 75% of known security vulnerabilities persist after 21 days.
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Again, researchers don't yet know why this happens or how long the effects persist in people.
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"We are seeing catastrophic flooding, and this will likely expand and will likely persist," Uccellini said.
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Her main concern was not that equity prices are frothy but that weak inflation might persist.
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And I have a little mantra where I like to say, 'Resist, insist, persist, and enlist.
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Eventually, Microsoft wants these to persist as "holograms" in the environment around us with exact precision.
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"I was shocked to learn that hiccups can persist in all stages of sleep," she says.
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And in Alyssa Wong's "The God Project," they persist in trying to prove their own worth.
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With the slowdown expected to persist in the fourth quarter, it doesn't bode well for 2020.
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Additionally, concerns about safety and the permanent harmful effects the editing could have on humans persist.
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In fact, some problems from those very first moments persist—though they'd be framed differently today.
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If the protests stay within these small towns I'm not sure how long this can persist.
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But we persist with the help of influences far and wide by way of social media.
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"Looking forward, cyclicals outperformance should persist," strategist David Kostin wrote in the note to clients Friday.
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If these concerns persist, or amplify, then Western buying of gold as a hedge may increase.
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But those changes that do persist can memorialise past rulers more effectively than any physical monument.
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As more Americans abandon organized religion, efforts to capitalize on the occult will almost certainly persist.
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Doctors need to know more about how to tell when gender dysphoria is likely to persist.
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The crypto parasite causes cryptosporidiosis, a watery diarrhea that can persist for up to three weeks.
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" RBC said in its downgrade that it thinks legal and macro issues will continue to "persist.
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Unfortunately, this confusion and lack of clarity will persist indefinitely because of the Supreme Court's deadlock.
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In India they will persist for another decade, reckons Chris Lane of Bernstein, a research firm.
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If officials persist in keeping colourful characters off-camera, making a triumphant return will be hard.
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The study suggests these minor strains can persist in the population, and may even become predominant.
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Beliefs persist when they perform some useful function for the individual or society that believes them.
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The mid-point implies that the acceleration in the early months of this year will persist.
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Disruptions caused by the cold will persist, too, including power outages and canceled flights and trains.
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And the Center for Biological Diversity said the threats from boat strikes and habitat loss persist.
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The concerns raised by the lithium miners suggests that these low prices are likely to persist.
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Why did it stick—and why does it persist, even when it's making matters actively worse?
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It needs to the electrical bump to get into that state, but not to persist it.
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But suspicions persist that China has been putting pressure on him to stop publishing scurrilous works.
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The weakness in both currencies will persist for the whole of this year, the firm predicted.
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Oculus Quest and Rift S now shipping There are significant economic reasons for companies to persist.
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With the U.S. outperforming relatively week economies abroad, dollar strength looks set to persist, he said.
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But if heavier than usual rains persist after April they will complicate harvest for the crops.
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But many bank-friendly loopholes would remain open, allowing the same tax dodging schemes to persist.
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For Ford, that sense of determination to persist despite the odds goes back to her childhood.
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The ads persist, but there are now government safeguards in place to reduce the potential risk.
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These perspectives persist to this day and are amplified by politicians like Bernie Sanders and Trump.
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The big question: How did mental illness arise and develop — and what causes it to persist?
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There are issues that plague black and brown communities, problems which persist beyond the election cycle.
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But five turbulent years later, complaints about police brutality and the use of deadly force persist.
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Negative FCF is likely to persist due to the company's high capex needs and dividend commitments.
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"Rather, it is a global phenomenon with underpinnings in economic fundamentals" that are likely to persist.
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Courage asks us not to have no fear, but to persist in the face of fear.
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Nonetheless, shocking injustices and disparities persist for Americans and their basic human right to health care.
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Still, broader problems with identifying bodies persist in Texas, and along the rest of the border.
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They persist for at least 12 months for bereaved adults but six months for bereaved children.
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If the deficiencies persist for two years, then the banks will have to divest their assets.
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Yet, obstacles persist, including – and surprisingly -- from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).
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Zika has previously been known to be transmissible via semen, where it can persist for months.
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And yet regulations that block the possibility of such technology-based solutions persist in many domains.
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But disparities persist, and the region's recent economic slowdown has endangered gains that have been made.
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But the misspelling should not persist just because the name is less familiar to New Yorkers.
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Some optimists point out that the conditions persist for creating tidal bores, albeit of lesser intensity.
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Doubts about Abe's policies persist even though his ruling bloc won big in terms of seats.
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As long as these superstitions are kept floating around in our cultural ether, they will persist.
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If the higher prices persist, Gulf oysters could cease being a delicacy that crosses class lines.
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This new evidence is a reminder that police brutality and misconduct are serious problems that persist.
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Rumors persist for years that Coltrane was on acid while recording the album, but they're unconfirmed.
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Such slack in the labor market might suggest the Fed should persist in its stimulus campaign.
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Regulatory foot-dragging is not the only reason that excessive pay and its negative effects persist.
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It was not immediately clear if Britain would persist with negotiations on a draft next week.
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The backdrop: Concerns behind talc's link to cancer first surfaced in 1971 and still persist today.
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Choi-Kain says illnesses like that can actually persist longer than disorders of mood or personality.
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If current trends persist, eventually conditions could mirror the extreme inequality seen in pre-revolutionary France.
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But he also does not expect this expansion to persist for up to two more years.
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That's why you have to pay attention to see if your symptoms persist, AJ Willingham writes.
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"Drought conditions are expected to persist and expand throughout California in the months ahead," NOAA said.
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Racial inequities persist into the high school's advanced-placement courses, which provide students with college credits.
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They contend that there are barriers to entry that stop competitors and allow rents to persist.
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And the slowdown may well persist as Britain's effort to exit the European Union drags on.
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Conclusion Currency weakness, capital outflows and rate volatility are likely to persist in the near term.
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"The split could persist as the Trump administration ratchets up the trade war," Mr. Grocer adds.
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Indeed, skeptics, and even opponents of the strong bond between us persist on both our continents.
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Her quest to find out what was really happening in the skies led her to persist.
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Both persist because of the erroneous belief that there's an easy answer to these complicated problems.
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Yellen made the case that the Fed could raise rates "more slowly," should weak inflation persist.
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Those transmissions were through sex — the virus is known to persist in semen for two years.
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Reading this important book, one gets the nagging sense that even after Trump, Trumpism will persist.
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American administrations change, but two things persist: The Islamic democracy delusion and Erdogan as its foil.
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But of course, the health disparities between black Americans and white Americans persist to this day.
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Meanwhile, M&A will persist with Kraft Heinz, Tyson, Newell Brands and Constellation remaining active participants.
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If government agencies persist in contradicting each other, cases such as LaPant's will become increasingly common.
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That delegate trove would continue to grow over the years in a tradition that would persist.
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Last month opened the door to a cut should a recent slowdown in domestic growth persist.
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Typhoid is endemic to Pakistan, where poor infrastructure, low vaccination rates and overpopulated city dwellings persist.
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The current period seems to be one of transition even as reminders of the past persist.
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The longer German industrial troubles persist, the more they will hurt private investment and spending decisions.
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It's also clear that well-documented health disparities for racial and ethnic minorities persist through death.
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The analyst said the trend will persist as the economy reaccelerates, aided by central bank easing.
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His accolades really can&apost be overstated, and yet shame-laden comments about his physique persist.
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The company says it's more than doubled production to its maximum capacity, but the shortages persist.
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And although crime has dropped in the neighborhood over the years, incidents in the park persist.
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China casts a wide net, and it will persist in pulling its military and economic levers.
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Either way, though, turnout is a problem for Democrats that will persist long after this election.
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But our differences remain deeply felt, and the grave risks posed by our nuclear arsenals persist.
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Despite the changes, concerns about the $1980 device's durability not only persist, but are completely reasonable.
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"We expect negative traffic to persist," Stifel analyst Chris O'Cull wrote in a research note Tuesday.
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Bottlenecks are expected to persist until the second half of 2019 when new pipelines come online.
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NOAA said they have a "high degree of confidence these conducive conditions will persist," Bell said.
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Topps has previously pointed to the challenges, saying these would persist until there was more clarity.
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Neither can we be sure that the unexpected rise in labor participation in February will persist.
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On Wednesday, the campaign stopped short of calling on Persist PAC to stop in its tracks.
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And the impact could persist for years, long after Trump himself has left the White House.
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We persist with many of them because we tend to give undue emphasis to the present.
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Phenomena like travelers leaving graffiti at the sites they visit seem to persist throughout human history.
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This presentation was to show that the spirit and messages of Direct Effect still persist now.
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Though, "the pain will persist for weaker issuers" beyond that time frame, analyst Charlie O'Shea said.
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However, if your weaker credit is going to persist, consider delaying the purchase if you can.
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"Even if this site goes down or disappears, your message is guaranteed to persist," Eternitywall says.
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The heat was expected to persist in the Seattle area for the next several days, Gaebel said.
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While concern over C.T.E. has grown exponentially in recent years, especially among football players, vexing questions persist.
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Australia endured its hottest month on record in January, with sweltering conditions expected to persist through April.
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But progressives persist in calling for single payer because that's really a value, not just a policy.
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When unsafe conditions persist, the Army will seek to reduce or withhold fees from its private partners.
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Such terms persist, he said, due to factors including simple inertia and the human propensity for benchmarks.
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The trend persist as long as the People's Bank of China is tightening monetary policy and regulations.
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That is the message that should be heard by women everywhere -- if it matters to you, persist.
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But that doesn't mean penalties will be lessened for private dealers who persist in the black market.
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So far, no one has resigned, even as calls for Northam and Fairfax to step down persist.
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Sadly, southern Californians will have to stay alert, as high winds are projected to persist until Sunday.
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This change will persist even when you close your browser session, and then later return, Google notes.
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Since then, mass vaccination has largely eradicated diphtheria, though outbreaks persist, including a recent one in Venezuela.
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Carelessness and recklessness persist, but driving, flying and construction work are much safer than in the past.
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"As long as poverty, injustice & inequality persist, none of us can truly rest," the foundation's website says.
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We, as allies, have to come to terms with how we have enabled this environment to persist.
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We can't say for sure that is the direct result of allowing Farm Bureau plans to persist.
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However, weak output from Chinese smelters is likely to persist longer than expected, keeping the market tight.
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They also require protection, because even after war is over, high levels of rape tend to persist.
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Without it, I really am concerned about how students would be able to persist in their education.
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Not surprisingly, tensions persist between MASS MoCA's cosmopolitan appeal and the lived reality of North Adams locals.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Asian markets were somewhat tepid Friday as worries persist over the global economy.
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But in a world where dowries persist, most women understandably conclude they are better off having one.
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However, 2019 is turning out more challenging as global trade issues persist, resulting in faltering macro growth.
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But even though racial segregation is no longer legal, biases about who belongs where and when persist.
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Each spring, they emerge en masse to reproduce—gathering in "mating balls" that can persist for days.
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Noel told CNBC it was too early to tell if the valuation drops are set to persist.
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And from a more technical perspective, scientists don't yet know if they'll persist in the long term.
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"Extrajudicial executions and excessive use of force by security agents persist," Heyns said in a U.N. report.
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While the territorial disputes persist, China and the Philippines have signed about 20 trade and economic agreements.
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It's currently unknown if renal problems, which persist for several days, cause any long-term kidney damage.
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"There are regions of stability that persist back to the formation of the solar system," Lauretta said.
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However challenges, persist and there will be new hardware entrants that will look to help solve them.
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French troops intervened to push them back a year later, but Islamist attacks and ethnic fighting persist.
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Mr Son is now preparing to raise $100bn for a second fund, but questions over governance persist.
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Sajid Javid, the minister responsible for housing, insists that councils must persist with such developments, however unpopular.
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A pledge last week that mutual rights and obligations would persist after Brexit was a goodwill gesture.
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Under Armour also lowered its forecast for the region, signaling that the brand expects struggles to persist.
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However, we will persist until everyone gets the memo…reads the memo…and adheres to our plea.
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As for the ruble, while geopolitical tensions persist, the Russian economy is doing "fairly well," she added.
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Fashion retailer Next has sounded a bearish note on clothing demand, and food deflation can't persist forever.
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Even so, social discrepancies persist, and some of them threaten business as we know it, he said.
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Some 50 of the talkative birds, unable to persist in the wilderness, are kept alive in captivity.
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I never knew how long the lies would persist, and it made me question everything about myself.
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As these problems continue to persist in inner cities and minority communities, that sentiment will only grow.
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In the meantime, inventories would continue to swell and downward pressure on prices would almost surely persist.
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But under the new administration, it's unclear whether the trend toward more wired, engaged classrooms will persist.
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Anders Lund Larsen, a portfolio manager at SEB Investment Management, questioned whether the weaker dollar would persist.
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Until investor confidence returns, the safe haven appetite for Treasuries will likely persist, analysts and investors said.
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Still, given precedent Reddit itself has set, why Reddit allows r/shoplifting to persist is a mystery.
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Indeed, while a fund manager may outperform for a year or two, the outperformance does not persist.
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Even as Australia avoided a contraction, economists said underlying weaknesses still persist in the resource rich nation.
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The weakness in exports was, however, expected to persist against the backdrop of slowing global economic growth.
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But, if they persist, the fears playing out on the public markets will reverberate in interesting ways.
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However, real GDP remains 7503% smaller than it was in 2007 and medium-term growth challenges persist.
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Dunne said persistent tough market conditions persist for South African miners would trigger more sales and acquisitions.
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A diminished threat of tornadoes will persist from the Texas Panhandle through Kansas, the weather service said.
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The "Persist" band likely referenced Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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They judged "the apparent softness in spending in the first quarter was unlikely to persist," it said.
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Jockeying with Neanderthals"reached the Middle East and southeastern Europe, but did not persist in these regions."
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Huge issues remained, and persist today, but progress was being made, and government funding levels were increasing.
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Other dangers persist, not only in the form of lava but also earthquakes and newly formed cracks.
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When people have higher self-efficacy, they tend to set more ambitious goals and persist at them.
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Speculation that Trump could go with Warsh as chair and Taylor or Powell as vice chair persist.
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Yet I persist, making Garfield a presence both in public spaces and in all my close relationships.
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These beliefs mutate and persist, and resurface with a glumly predictable regularity after each new mass shooting.
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They last on doorknobs and desks for several minutes minimum, but they can persist for several hours.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren may #persist, but the rest of us are ready to give up ASAP, thanks.
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While these challenges will persist for the foreseeable future, stronger operators should be able to react accordingly.
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A nearly broke transportation fund, high home foreclosure rates and a severely hobbled state pension system persist.
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Also, the president opined that fans might want to leave the stadiums if anti-anthem displays persist.
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"The outlook is challenging, with growth expected to remain flat and macroeconomic imbalances to persist," it said.
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Seriously consider a medical consultation, especially if pain and swelling persist for more than a few days.
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Presence of people of color in the workforce alters the dynamics that allow racist structures to persist.
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Jihadi hacking groups targeting the U.S. may not get a lot of attention but their activities persist.
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Corruption, an uncompetitive workforce, poor infrastructure and onerous regulations are likely to persist for the foreseeable future.
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And they will continue to make that choice as long as those dire conditions at home persist.
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Without serious reform of medical education and insurance benefit packages, the many LGBT health disparities will persist.
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This will be the beginning of the end of Broadway if this pricing is allowed to persist.
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Trade war fears persist President Donald Trump did not help Wall Street's trade war worries on Tuesday.
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But the fact of the matter is that uptrends and downtrends often persist without any particular reason.
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The bank predicts that trend will persist on the back of a rebound in the U.S. economy.
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While stories about sudden inheritances upending the lives of young people persist, they&aposre actually the minority.
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But Gary Gates, former research director at the Williams Institute, notes it's likely that some errors persist.
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But so far streaming has not saved the music business, and deep worries persist about the model.
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In that effort, our policymakers can play an important role to address the structural inequities that persist.
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If the public is more aware of cultural appropriation, why does it persist in such troubling ways?
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Gender disparities continue to persist in the film industry today, but that time marked a turning point.
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They suggested that Zika may persist in the fetal brain because it is an immunologically privileged site.
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"My hypothesis still is that a tradition actually needs to change to persist," Madeja said over email.
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Greetings and closings are relics of the handwritten missive that persist only as matters of, ostensibly, formality.
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China's FX reserves are large but far from unlimited, or even sufficient, if large capital outflows persist.
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They are hated on lawns but their strong stems hold their yellow heads high and they persist.
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In fact, research has found that these positive feelings can persist for up to two full days.
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If declines persist, residents could expect to live 0003 years longer on average, according to an estimate.
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For one thing, on present course and speed, deficits of more than $1 trillion will persist indefinitely.
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He makes guest appearances at journalism classes, encouraging students to persist even in the current hostile environment.
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The consequences persist, making it significantly harder for Democrats to win office in places around the country.
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The foundation is still working on vaccinating children in Pakistan and Afghanistan, where polio cases still persist.
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Some old methods persist, like the wall-to-wall praise broadcast on state media for Mr. Putin.
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But the same concerns that led to the development of those rarely mourned multipurpose stadiums persist today.
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A halt in green-energy initiatives could persist, and energy consumption could shift primarily toward internet usage.
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But the intense division over the nomination is likely to persist no matter what the F.B.I. finds.
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Now, new research suggests that in some cases, that risk can persist for more than a decade.
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Persist PAC began advertising after her disappointing third- and fourth-place finishes in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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But the problem of information warfare preceded Mr. Trump and will persist long after he is gone.
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Showers that persist into the evening may turn to snow, although mild surface conditions should preclude accumulation.
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It sounds like these rumors will persist until the royal life is well and truly behind them.
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Most such coughs resolve in seven days, but in some children they can persist for several weeks.
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Such a large gap between forward Brent and WTI prices is unlikely to persist for every long.
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Otherwise, there's no telling how long the standoff between your hints and his dialing finger may persist.
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These informal systems persist because they work just well enough for just enough people, Dr. Fox said.
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Dr. Bell said conditions that were predicted before the season have developed and are likely to persist.
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New studies show traditional views persist about who does what at home, and it's holding women back.
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"I don't know why the questions persist," Keim said during a radio interview on 98.7 Arizona's Sports.
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Reducing risky behavior early in life is important because habits established in youth often persist into adulthood.
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As hard as states are trying to ease the inconvenience, lines persist at many motor vehicle offices.
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"We are not putting out donors outside the mandatory deadlines," Joshua Karp, Persist PAC's spokesperson, told CNN.
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Nevertheless, there is little debate among economists that California's crisis will persist until housing is more plentiful.
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And concerns about the conduct of Iran policy persist among Democrats and some Republicans on Capitol Hill.
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The U.K. pub retailer also said it expected weaker consumer confidence to persist in the near term.
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A super PAC backing Warren, called "Persist PAC," filed paperwork with the Federal Election Commission on Tuesday.
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Business leaders exuded confidence that the territory's rules-based regulation, independent courts and freewheeling press would persist.
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We visited Flint, Michigan, where the water's supposed to be safe now, but poverty and violence persist.
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With or without an agreement, he thinks the significant slowdown gripping the global trade cycle will persist.
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The program expired in 2016, but the tax breaks persist depending on when a building was built.
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While consumers are increasingly turning to organic products, the OTA said challenges persist in meeting that demand.
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The bigoted outpouring licensed by the Trump campaign will surely persist — whether or not Mr. Trump wins.
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Walter Shaub and his crew of ethics watchdogs should persist in their mission for transparency and accountability.
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She also expressed hope that a rare lull in violence over the past few days would persist.
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Drinking and driving would be less of a menace (although, unfairly, the party-bus phenomenon would persist).
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Of course this would mean that Obamacare's existing problems would persist in the states where it continues.
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The Afghan government should be heartened that U.S. assistance will persist, despite the president's former campaign pledges.
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However, short-term market volatility will persist, driven by factors that result in volume and price fluctuations.
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Snow is expected to taper off by midday Thursday, but strong winds may persist through the evening.
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With continuing Brexit uncertainty, upward risks to inflation would persist, the BRC's chief executive, Helen Dickinson, said.
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But while protests persist, government officials trade blame over responsibility for the unrest and for delayed projects.
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But, a growing number of industries, including liquor, have been on edge as trade war tensions persist.
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So, in a field where every fraction of a percentage point counts, why would this disparity persist?
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Chinese stocks have tumbled about 15 percent since the start of the year and bearish signs persist.
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With an ostrich-size nest egg, why does she persist with the constant travel and daily grind?
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The bad news is that these conflicting forces, including political and policy uncertainty, are likely to persist.
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Will Mr. Trump persist in a strategy that even the affected industry has said it doesn't want?
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The agreement will persist even if Trump completes the four-year process to remove America from it.
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"The global economy continues to face downside risks as trade tensions persist," Abe told a news conference.
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There are also repeat reminders that institutionalized sexist and racist power hierarchies persist savagely at the bottom.
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That's why we must continue to resist, persist, and practice radical solidarity in the face of pushback.
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And the feelings of uncleanliness persist, even when our inauthentic actions are not of our own choosing.
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As long as consumers want to beautify themselves, the mica trade—with all its attendant victims—will persist.
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In any case, to assume that current economic trends will persist is to assume an inefficient labour market.
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Those intelligence operations against our democratic institutions, which persist, operate in similar ways to the aforementioned covert action.
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But inequities of wealth and power persist, and racist attitudes remain powerful, even if in more subtle forms.
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We allow gray areas to persist through our aversion to speaking openly and honestly about our sexual desires.
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In other words, that rural-urban divide is likely going to persist—at least in the short term.
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Shortages persist across the capital and in cities from Alexandria in the north to Minya in the south.
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Progress has been made, yet racial tensions persist and people everywhere continue to fight for basic human rights.
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But the nervousness will persist until Trump visits Europe in person to deliver those sentiments publicly as president.
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When they begin, their protagonists are trapped in fundamentally broken relationships they feel some need to persist with.
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That trend, some argue, will cause retail's biggest underlying problem — an imbalance of supply and demand — to persist.
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There are technical difficulties and they will persist until long after President Trump leaves office, he tells us.
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It not only echoes but reinforces the very hierarchies that allow rape culture to persist all around us.
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This means the city's fiscal woes are likely to persist, along with the strain on its school system.
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Despite the recent wave of relatively strong data, business surveys suggest pockets of weakness persist, especially in manufacturing.
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Yet once more, such predictive power did not persist: just eight of them repeated the feat in 2012.
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It's a terrifying read about where these arguments lead and how these sorts of environments and attitudes persist.
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Executives at the company said in a press release that weakness could persist due to "global economic uncertainty."
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Halliburton's reactivation costs are expected to persist into the second quarter, President Jeffrey Miller said on the call.
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" Equally upsetting is the matter-of-fact denouement after power is finally restored: "Routine — Years go by — persist.
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Biologists now suspect that opportunistic micro-organisms that feed on corpses persist in trace quantities everywhere on earth.
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The symptoms peak between two and six days, and can persist for up to two weeks, Wilsey says.
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But doubts persist about whether Ukraine has the political will to modernise its economy and tackle entrenched corruption.
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"Should this situation persist, downward pressure on the real economy from the financial system could intensify," it said.
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Superstitions about the effect of menstruating girls and women on food persist in many parts of the world.
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The stands were full of angst and despair, both of which persist at the club to this day.
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Nevertheless, we persist, and it really is an exciting time to be a woman in the gaming industry.
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He chose that location to draw attention to segregation and extreme poverty — issues that persist there even today.
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Image: APBitcoin, somehow, continues to persist despite mounting evidence that it's not the best use of your money.
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This journey isn't going to be easy, but if I persist I can have the results I want.
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Fewer passengers mean fewer trains and buses, which leads to longer waits for those who persist with them.
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The country is now in a period of relative but uneasy calm; ceasefire violations persist with numbing regularity.
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Momentum investors believe that upward trends can persist for extended periods, despite lofty valuations and steep price tags.
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But how could such a demonstrably shoddy and undocumented analysis persist for so long, under such close scrutiny?
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Obama said Sunday the US-UK "special relationship" would persist as Britain works to exit the European Union.
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Moreover, the fungus can persist in the soil for several decades, thus prohibiting replanting of susceptible banana plants.
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The bottom line: On its present course, Morrison thinks the outbreak could persist for another 1–2 years.
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The larger fear is the trade wars will persist and force companies to reevaluate their corporate expenditure plans.
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Are you more inclined to throw in the towel and sulk or push through the hurdles and persist?
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Challenger said the reduced pace of job cuts may persist as employers take a wait-and-see approach.
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There are also remnants of an advanced civilization that persist throughout the destruction: giant, floating crystals called Obelisks.
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Whether such businesses can persist when their rental incomes fall far short of the capital costs remains unclear.
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These gaps apparently persist despite the extensive (and sometimes bothersome) security measures that have mounted over the years.
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As long as limited economic mobility and stagnant income is assigned at birth, political stability should not persist.
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Paris is Burning is a time capsule of a city that no longer exists, though the ballrooms persist.
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With consumer finances healthy, the outlook for 2016 depends primarily on whether trends in investment and exports persist.
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At some of these colleges, they've developed a pipeline that helps students transition to and persist through college.
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But most analysts and currency traders believe downward pressure on the yuan will persist as the economy slows.
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Drought is, unfortunately, likely to persist along the northern plains states, with some improvements possibly happening further west.
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Airline Air France-KLM said it expected problems to persist on Thursday, possibly leading to more cancellations then.
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This allows heat waves to persist over a region, like Europe, and lock in days of scorching weather.
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Emergency declarations remain in effect for four counties in the Inland Empire near Fresno where water shortages persist.
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Only in a territory as unconventionally governed as Puerto Rico could this through-the-looking-glass economy persist.
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"If the hemophilia fears persist, it could take two to three years to deliver those returns," she said.
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She's super confident women will persist -- much like herself -- and lays out exactly what they have to offer.
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