The employee versus contractor debate has persisted in Silicon Valley.
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But racism persisted in both policy enforcement and popular attitudes.
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But still, people persisted in asking me about my ethnicity.
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The contradiction of Mr. Castro's Cuba persisted in his passing.
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Since the election, McMullin has persisted in his opposition to Trump.
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They kept appearing as Jim Crow persisted in the 20th century.
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Still, Mr. Carlson persisted in grilling him about the restrooms there.
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She persisted in becoming editor in chief of the school newspaper.
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But he persisted in asking her out and bringing her flowers.
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"Despite the troops' patient exhortation, he still persisted in dropping out."
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Dharmender was astounded that the seven women persisted in going to work.
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Um, OK, nevertheless she persisted… in becoming part of the landed gentry!
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Tough conditions have also persisted in key markets like China and Brazil.
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What's clear is that this bias persisted in the 2016 Democratic primary.
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The festival has persisted in the past despite rain — most recently, Saturday.
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Members of the species persisted in captivity over the next six years.
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The trouble is, that sentiment has persisted in the nonselective schools, too.
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Nevertheless, lawmakers have persisted in their efforts to end the tampon tax.
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But he has persisted in slandering innocent people for personal political gain.
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This loyalty has persisted in both parties in every presidential election since.
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Why has this question so persisted in the years since the attacks?
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The cyclones have persisted in this pattern basically since Juno arrived at Jupiter.
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However, smaller scale bombings and attacks have persisted in the days that followed.
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However, some scientists remained convinced of its potential and persisted in their research.
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The term shadow banning has persisted in internet forums and subreddits until today.
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Only a civil servant named Qu Yuan persisted in warning of the danger.
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Nevertheless, gun violence victims persisted in their efforts to craft a successful legal theory.
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She paid no heed whatsoever & persisted in cultivating associations which have caused widespread indignation.
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How has pervasive top-down climate denial persisted in the USDA for this long?
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Advertising and circulation sales keep falling, trends that persisted in the most recent quarter.
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Grassley, in turn, expressed sympathy for Ford, but still persisted in seeking her testimony.
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A remarkable number of his compatriots persisted in believing that he was a crypto-Muslim.
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But Nixon was unchastened and persisted in his quest for reelection by whatever means necessary.
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Employees who persisted in doing so were usually marginalized or fired, while sycophants were promoted.
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Nugroho said mining had persisted in the area even though landslides had occurred there before.
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Prosecutors have persisted in their case against Feigin despite dwindling and contradictory evidence, CNN found.
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Contrary to the researchers' expectations, the associations persisted in both lower and higher socioeconomic groups.
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Enduring insults and interruptions from the scrum, he persisted in trying to explain his perspective.
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Despite criticism, Mr. de Blasio has persisted in seeking a national political role for himself.
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But the department persisted in its internal investigation and found Wilkey's actions were not inappropriate.
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Hunt didn't end up winning The X Factor, but he has persisted in the music industry.
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Insurgent-style attacks have persisted in Iraq, and ISIS still holds pockets of territory in Syria.
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The Hong Kong government has suspended the bill indefinitely but protests have persisted in the city.
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Coach Geno Auriemma has persisted in the high standards that he believes his teams can fulfill.
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It said it issued warnings and suspended associated accounts but that they persisted in their activities.
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Tensions between the YPG and Turkey have persisted, in turn straining ties between Washington and Ankara.
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The town had become national news, a symbol of backward thinking that persisted in the South.
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But the North persisted in its nuclear weapons pursuits, conducting its first nuclear test in 2006.
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The couple met in 2015 after their mutual friend, MaryAnn Spencer, persisted in setting them up.
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Even after factoring in higher arrest rates among blacks, racial disparities persisted in how force was applied.
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Recent polling has shown that problems for Trump have persisted in the state beyond the midterm election.
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But though the photos were quickly deleted, his persisted in re-posting them over, and over again.
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Steve Scalise persisted in calling the inquiry a "one-sided, Soviet-style process" following the resolution's release.
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The guerrillas persisted in extorting money from businesses, while the security forces kept encroaching on NPA territory.
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That goal floundered as Tehran persisted in expanding its influence in the Middle East via terrorist movements.
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The generic term "Rashomon" has persisted in the English lexicon, describing an event characterized by conflicting accounts.
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That pattern persisted in 2014, as well as in federal and state races elsewhere around the country.
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In fact, vaccine-strain type 2 persisted in children who were not fully immune, and it rebounded.
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Those concerns have persisted in recent months, particularly when it comes to dealing arms to Saudi Arabia.
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But Ms. Taylor, who is black, said she was hardly surprised that such sentiments persisted in Alabama.
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In many ways, Apple's response continues a trend that has persisted in Silicon Valley since Mr. Snowden's revelations.
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Yet despite all this, Facebook has persisted in refusing to fact-check political ads published on its platform.
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Nevertheless she persisted, in name: Bailey decides to name her colonoscopy device The Trailblazer in honor of Marge.
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Even after the couple tried to shoo the canine out of the room, Milo persisted in bothering them.
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These issues persisted in the third quarter, as traffic industry-wide fell 1.2 percent, according to Black Box.
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Microsoft issued a series of stark warnings to patch the flaw, which persisted in roughly a million computers.
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Some of these same problems persisted in Afghanistan, which existed as the forgotten war during the Iraq campaign.
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The issue of illegal marijuana farms on public lands has persisted in California for years, but Maj. Gen.
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Duan persisted in a vegetative state for about two years before dying from his injuries at age 21.
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He had fled to China, was caught and sent back across the border, but persisted in his attempts.
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While the Mormon church officially banned polygamy in 1890, it persisted in some communities, especially those in Mexico.
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Iran's health ministry has continued to deny these allegations, but Ahmad Amiriabadi Farahani has persisted in his claims.
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Her published article notwithstanding, Ms. Hollingworth later wrote, British officialdom persisted in thinking that war remained weeks away.
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Incoming press secretary Sean Spicer then threatened to throw Acosta out of the room if he persisted in asking.
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Tensions and recriminations persisted in Africa's youngest nation after the fighting ended and resulted in Machar's dismissal on Monday.
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But the S.E.C. persisted in pursuing the lawsuit, unlike its decision to dismiss the civil case against Mr. Steinberg.
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Meanwhile, Ford has persisted in refusing to disclose to the Senate the notes of her polygraph and therapy sessions.
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So how have the genes that increase the risk of schizophrenia, assuming they exist, persisted in populations over time?
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Mr. Katzman argued that should disqualify him, but some of his colleagues persisted in trying to hire the person.
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Together they made their own art world, one that persisted in the face of racism and lack of recognition.
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Kelly has told associates he wants the matter resolved, but problems have persisted in granting him a full clearance.
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Uncertainty persisted in Washington, where no end to the longest-ever federal government shutdown appeared to be in sight.
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Once he was knocked out and lay on the ground for some time, but persisted in remaining in the game.
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Mr. Lewandowski added that if the Fed persisted in raising rates, Mr. Trump should consider asking for Mr. Powell's resignation.
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That spirit has persisted in modern times, occasionally finding a target in the alleged tyranny of Americans' own federal government.
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Fighting persisted in eastern Ghouta, above, a rebel-held enclave near Damascus, despite a Russian declaration of a cease-fire.
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Second, President Trump persisted in fueling the false impression that he has effectively addressed the grave threat from North Korea.
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Fighting persisted in eastern Ghouta, a rebel-held enclave near Damascus, above, despite a Russian declaration of a cease-fire.
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Thrilled to announce She Persisted In Sports, a picture book that celebrates inspiring women athletes who changed sports and history!
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Plague, which arrived in the United States through San Francisco in 1900, has persisted in rodents in the American Southwest.
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The hostilities he faced in Paris, however, persisted in Berlin and impeded the success of what Spontini considered his masterpiece.
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Swine flu swept through the Asian landmass; polio persisted in Pakistan and a measles epidemic created an emergency in Samoa.
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He asked to quit in October, and "despite his troops&apos patient exhortation, he persisted in dropping out" in November.
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So Kline persisted in seeking a rider-athlete — his preferred term for Marathons With Meaning partners — and found Taylor Little.
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Microsoft has also, mercifully, axed the worthless 4GB RAM option that's persisted in both the Surface Laptop and Surface Pro lines.
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Jerrold Nadler, the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, has also persisted in his requests for the full unredacted Mueller report.
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But violence amid a tight government siege has persisted in the area, which has faced intense government shelling for four years.
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But Mueller's investigation hasn't been universally welcomed, and the probe itself is representative of the divided America that persisted in 2018.
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She then broke out into Tom Petty's "Free Fallin&apos" after the reporter persisted in asking her if she was dating.
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The art of crafting works from metal has persisted in Benin, more than a century after the British ransacked the palace.
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But he persisted in giving consistent, firm instruction until the horse understood what she wanted him to do and did it.
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Iran's role changed to lending lethal assistance once Assad persisted in shooting demonstrators and the uprising itself became militarized in 2012.
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An audio recording of the incident indicates things got physical when reporter Ben Jacobs of The Guardian persisted in asking questions.
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Vigneault understood that this sort of micro-inspection would be only the beginning if the Rangers persisted in their self-sabotage.
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Major protests in Hong Kong over a controversial extradition bill began in early June and have persisted in the months since.
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His brother has persisted in raising alternative theories, though official investigations in Poland and Russia attributed the crash to pilot error.
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When McCullough persisted in filing appeals, Schmack decided he'd better learn more about a case he might be called on to defend.
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In his CNN interview, Corker assailed Trump for telling falsehoods that are easily disproven and questioned why he persisted in doing so.
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He persisted in making that claim again and again until he finally got shamed into acknowledging that there was no such video.
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Investors eyed economic data on Tuesday which could provide further evidence as to whether a supply overhang persisted in the global market.
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One report found that the virus persisted in a man's semen for at least 62 days after he was sick with Zika.
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She persisted in her trips, visits, and letters to a point where he felt like he had to look into the issue.
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In 2012, 64 percent of swing-state voters showed up, compared with 57 percent everywhere else, a pattern that persisted in 2016.
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Its fans over the years have included Thomas Jefferson and Georgia O'Keeffe, and it has persisted in Alabama subdivisions and Moroccan resorts.
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San Jose was last in the league in overall and even-strength save percentage, and the problems have persisted in the playoffs.
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But it persisted in putting on the conference, even as sponsors IBM, AT&T, and Verizon pulled out as a cautionary measure.
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Despite being under indictment, Hunter persisted in his reelection campaign in 2018, narrowly winning his House race against Democrat Ammar Campa-Najjar.
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Bans on burning came into force in both Australia and California after colonization, and natives were punished if they persisted in burning.
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Racial disparities in everything from wealth to health have persisted in the United States because racist policies have persisted, and oftentimes progressed.
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"Ashley broke a silence that had persisted in Hollywood for a long time," Kantor tells PEOPLE in a joint interview with Twohey.
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We had a few arguments, over the years, about whether anti-Semitism persisted in America or whether my grandmother was being paranoid.
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" But he persisted in his view of racial hierarchy: "We are as far above the modern Frenchman as he is above the Negro.
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In all years, a higher percentage of ARV treatment was observed among whites, according to the researchers - and this disparity persisted in 2014.
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After that, Weinstein persisted in contacting her about personal matters, but she said she refused his advances and declined invitations to his home.
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Smallpox had been eliminated in much of the West shortly after World War II, but it persisted in Brazil, Africa and South Asia.
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Trump has persisted in lying about his support for the Iraq War despite the fact that his lie has been completely, conclusively disproven.
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As it has persisted in less-developed countries and become the world's longest-running pandemic, cholera highlights the dire consequences of wealth inequality.
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It is true that modern obstetrics has squashed many good midwifery practices, but almost all have persisted in some underground fashion or another.
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Bloggers multiplied and morphed into influencers, and with every Instagram post, social media shoutout, and enthusiastic RSVP, they persisted in asserting their credibility.
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The Trump administration has persisted in defending MBS, even as Republican senators have said there is "no question" bin Salman ordered Khashoggi's killing.
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All I know is that it made me fall in love with Bagieu's Elliot, an irrepressible woman who persisted in a hostile world.
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Despite the negative impacts of an extended government shutdown on his immigration agenda, President Trump has persisted in his demands for a border wall.
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" When asked about whether he thinks he violated Rule 19, a spokeswoman for McCain nevertheless persisted in focusing on Paul's vote on Montenegro. "Sen.
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Instead Warburg persisted in calling them "grana," the term he came up with when he identified those structures as the site of cellular respiration.
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The symptoms persisted in California, and a doctor suggested a brain MRI, which she described as pro forma, given Sun's youth and good health.
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Crucially, Israel persisted in building settlements on occupied land that was supposed to be part of a Palestinian state, and even expanded the program.
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Any candidates who persisted in the old ways would gain little if any advantage, and might pay a price by arousing scorn and criticism.
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But the faint beep persisted in one spot, and when I knelt down and poked my fingers into the snow, there was my ring.
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On Wednesday, the Trump administration sent mixed signals after the president spoke of "fire and fury" if North Korea persisted in its nuclear threats.
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She had turned him down, she said, telling him she just wanted to be friends, but he persisted in communicating and flirting with her.
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In places where oil from the spill was no longer visible from space, it still persisted in concentrations that were enough to be toxic.
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Bush had his reasons, and Obama had his, and yet they both persisted in losing the same stupid wars in the same stupid ways.
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Tension persisted in some parts of Madhya Pradesh, with a curfew imposed throughout the district of Mandsaur where the farmers died, a police officer said.
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Human rights organisations around the world have been urging Duterte to stop the extrajudicial killings, but the death rate has persisted in the past months.
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As I familiarized myself with iOS 9's multitasking features, one thought that persisted in my mind was how accessible the Split View model is.
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In spite of its unhappy mobile history, Intel persisted in trying to compete because it knew how central mobile devices were becoming to our lives.
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Despite the deal, hundreds have persisted in making the Aegean crossing, although the numbers are far lower than the thousands who had earlier arrived daily.
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And the government persisted in forcibly repatriating North Korean refugees to face near certain persecution and even death, in contravention of China's international legal obligations.
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As a result, NARAB has languished for two years since the law's passage and the current burdensome system has persisted in a zombie-like state.
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But as the families and their supporters persisted in their campaign for a more thorough investigation into the government's responsibility, the issue became increasingly politicized.
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During the presidential race, he persisted in criticizing Trump even after Trump won the party's nomination, and claimed to be considering a third-party vote.
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Fidelity was a tightly held American value, yet the pair persisted in flagrant defiance and, in Mr. Wright's estimation, helped to spark the sexual revolution.
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People who inherit one copy of the sickle-cell gene are partially protected against malaria, which is presumably why the mutation has persisted in Africa.
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TV's Krystal Ball knocks Clinton's 'mean girl' comments against Sanders MORE will release "She Persisted in Sports" later this year, the book's publisher announced Tuesday.
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Blacks who persisted in exercising their right to vote also faced a decades-long campaign of violence and intimidation led by the Ku Klux Klan.
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Yet despite these idealistic gestures, Mr Rosenberg notes, all sides in the cold war persisted in trying to weaponise their musical stars, with mixed success.
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Some posted photos of other famous women who refused to back down and persisted in their causes like Malala, Harriet Tubman and the fictional Princess Leia.
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The small lake that persisted in the island volcano's crater has disappeared (see below) while most gases being emitted are now coming from a single vent.
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Even after the contents of the cat food were cleared up by the Japanese reading Reddit users, jokes persisted in the comments section of the post.
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Leadership analysis might give clues MORE regime a taste of the consequences it would suffer if it persisted in its nuclear and missile testing and threats.
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READ: Roy Moore challenging Alabama election results because God didn't deliver Still, Moore has persisted in questioning the results, and called for certification to be delayed.
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On Sunday, North Korea voiced its growing frustration, as Washington persisted in its efforts to squeeze the country with additional sanctions over its dismal rights record.
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Where some, correctly, saw a hard-line former K.G.B. spy determined to restore a strong state, others persisted in seeing a would-be Western-style reformer.
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But it persisted in its attacks on Planned Parenthood, which forced dozens of clinics to close, leaving many women in Texas without access to family planning services.
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Here's to the Fisher space pen, an example of American ingenuity and simple, reliable good design that's persisted in use and pop culture for half a century.
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While Trump's efforts to build a wall on the U.S.-Mexican border have stalled, he has persisted in a controversial crack down on immigration, including separating families.
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Still, because the company had marketed the feature so heavily and drivers liked it so much, those problems persisted in markets where usage was still very high.
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The prince also claims that the media has persisted in seeking out defamatory stories, and resorted to offering bribes to those who might have information about Markle.
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The movie is at its most startling in showing how vestiges of the Franco era have casually persisted in Spain, in the names of streets, for instance.
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That is a notable improvement on how the citizenry felt for the bulk of the Obama presidency, as pessimism persisted in the wake of the Great Recession.
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Even after the court discovered the first team and the judge ordered the cruise line to stop the practice, Carnival persisted in doing so, the Justice Department said.
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She found that weed was far better and despite being rejected for a transplant nine times, she persisted in using the only option that would kill the pain.
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She explains that the medley of artichokes she served was in honour of her mother, who persisted in trying to get her to eat vegetables—and eventually won.
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That is still a notable improvement on how the citizenry felt for the bulk of the Obama presidency, as pessimism persisted in the wake of the Great Recession.
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Yet in his interview, Mr Comey persisted in justifying his behaviour, more painstakingly than he had previously, by presenting himself as a sacrificial lamb for his agency's reputation.
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" Yet he persisted in holding that "[t]he great gift of politics is it gives us a way to make difficult decisions without resorting to violence to decide.
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The connection between the princess and Thaksin persisted in voters' minds, particularly after they were seen hugging on Friday at the wedding of his daughter in Hong Kong.
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Even as foreign policy challenges persisted in the Middle East, Obama's aides stressed the importance of the leaders' summits that form the backbone of U.S. ties to Asia.
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In the face of polarization, the thinkers in political philosophy's mainstream persisted in presenting themselves as above mere political conflict, claiming a neutral ground that no longer existed.
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For the postmodernist, the fact that unifying impulses and linearity persisted in much of literature — the way fashion trends might linger — was no argument against their needed passing.
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The patient was transferred to UC Davis from a Northern California hospital last Wednesday but wasn't tested until Sunday, after doctors at UC Davis persisted in the request.
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While Amazon still offers skin-lightening creams without mercury, the move was a victory in Ms. Adawe's fight against a mentality that has persisted in communities for generations.
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Speculator bets on higher reached record highs in April, OPEC said in a report on Friday, but the oil cartel warned that fundamentally, oversupply still persisted in the market.
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While crime has receded citywide over the last two decades, it has persisted in public housing projects where gang violence and narcotics are often a part of daily life.
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Price participation disappeared from copper concentrate contracts several years ago but it has persisted in the zinc market in the weird and wonderful form of "escalators" and "de-escalators".
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It has been proven beyond a reasonable doubt and to a moral certainty that President William Jefferson Clinton has persisted in a continuous pattern to lie and obstruct justice.
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The incident occurred during the raucous press conference on Wednesday, when Acosta got into a spat with the president and persisted in asking questions even when told to stop.
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Closeted on a Sicilian cliffside with his G7 counterparts, Trump declined to sign on to their determination on climate change -- a go-it-alone stance that's persisted in Asia.
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Three residents of Tehran reached by phone said that the affluent northern part of the city was quiet, but that unrest persisted in middle-class and working-class neighborhoods.
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The protests were sparked by a bill that would have allowed some citizens to be extradited to China and have persisted in the weeks since the legislation was withdrawn.
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Upon assuming the presidency, Trump persisted in this course, most publicly by cancelling the government cost-sharing subsidies and weakening the mandate that provides for birth control without copayments.
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Still, the connection between the princess and Thaksin persisted in voters' minds, particularly after they were seen hugging on Friday at the wedding of his daughter in Hong Kong.
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But even after making a new camera purchase, the issue persisted – in fact, she says the white glow appeared in 97 percent of the photographs that were used with flash.
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Yet the government persisted in pushing to legislate for a permanent state surveillance regime that cements bulk collection as its foundational core, claiming such powers are necessary for counterterrorism efforts.
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And despite low polling and long odds, Stein has persisted in reaching out to disaffected voters who supported Bernie Sanders during the Democratic primary and haven't since warmed to Clinton.
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" McConnell "did try to shut me up," McKinnon says as Warren during the exchange, "but nevertheless I persisted in making Twitter my B. I will never stop rooting out corruption.
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"The softness in rail volumes from late 2Q has persisted in the first few weeks of 3Q and will likely be a headwind to revenue growth in 2H19," UBS said.
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Zika also persisted in the male testes, prostate, and semen, as well as in the uterus and the fluid that bathes the brain and spine, called cerebrospinal fluid or CSF.
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Though Kurlansky mentions the oral traditions that persisted in the age of print, he misses something much bigger: the vast expansion of writing that took place at the same time.
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He was referring to U.S. President Donald Trump's remarks earlier this month that he said he would respond with "fire and fury" if North Korea persisted in threatening his country.
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He persisted in his defense of tariffs on imported goods, but at the same time, he called for the complete elimination of all trade barriers among the G-2628 members.
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Last year, he and Kim Jong Un exchanged insults and threats, while North Korea persisted in testing missiles, some of which flew over the northern regions of U.S. ally Japan.
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And yet a recent stool analysis conducted by researchers at Cambridge found that despite these efforts tapeworm, ringworm, whipworm, and dysentery-causing bacteria persisted in the bodies of ancient Romans.
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The gender gap has persisted: In 2012, 75 percent of women offered a favorable opinion of Mr. Putin, compared with 69 percent of men, according to the Pew Research Center.
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Little else from that event, broadcast by ABC News in February 2016, has persisted in the public imagination like Mr. Carson's gaffe — a phenomenon that veteran debate producers know well.
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In Manhattan real estate circles he was the upstart from Queens who persisted in the vulgar practice of plastering his name over his buildings and lived in a tabloid glare.
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"It creates a common view of an individual property and eliminates the information asymmetries that have persisted in the real estate industry for years," said Pangea co-founder Corbin Page.
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Racial disparities also persisted in insurance coverage in America: 5.4 percent of white non-Hispanic people were uninsured, while 9.7 percent of blacks and 17.8 percent of Hispanics lacked coverage.
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Underdog moderates persisted in pleading with party leaders for help, promising to continue their campaigns even at the risk of playing a spoiler's role for Mr. Biden or Mr. Bloomberg.
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"Jonathan Pitre was a hero in every sense of the word – a courageous and determined fighter who persisted in the face of every challenge, and who inspired so many," he wrote.
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As his frontrunner status has persisted in the opening stages of the 2020 primary, Biden has continued to face criticism over his record and challenges that he is not progressive enough.
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In fact, this Gawker piece points out that the rumor would never have persisted in an age in which people could easily check video clips online, the way we can now.
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" After the election, the pressure persisted in more familiar ways: "[People] made comments like 'Oh Rini, everyone knows that all you wear are these black dresses — you need to loosen up.
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Speculator bets on higher Brent prices reached record highs in April, OPEC said in a report on today, but the oil cartel warned that fundamentally, oversupply still persisted in the market.
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During my test with HP's provided review unit, I heard a rattle coming from the left fan vent when used in clamshell mode; the issue persisted in tent and tablet modes.
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Like others, Cornelius-Schecter has persisted in the pursuit of an option that works for her, moving from pills to the NuvaRing to a Mirena IUD and back to the NuvaRing.
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"Android robot faces have persisted in being a black box problem: they have been implemented but have only been judged in vague and general terms," study first author Hisashi Ishihara says.
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The dollar slipped to as low as 108.46 yen as the shakeout in equities persisted in Tuesday's Asian trade, but later pared its losses and last changed hands at 109.29 yen.
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As at the Chino Latino restaurants that have persisted in Upper Manhattan and the Bronx, Caridad China allows no cross-pollination of seasonings and flavors, only congenial cohabitation on the table.
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On Monday, Chancellor Angela Merkel said Germany could move troops now based in Turkey's Incirlik air base to another country if Ankara persisted in denying German lawmakers permission to visit them.
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In 133, the six battleground states were about four points more favorable to Mr. Trump than the rest of the country was, a pattern that persisted in the 2018 midterm election.
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" Trump did just this, according to the first article of impeachment, which argues Trump "persisted in openly and corruptly urging and soliciting Ukraine to undertake investigations for his personal political benefit.
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But this makes it clear that even when they knew a whistleblower was attempting to sound the alarm about what they were doing, the Trump administration persisted in its pressure campaign.
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My co-sleeping arrangement with my kids has persisted in some form or another since their father and I split up, when my son was 4 and my daughter was 2.
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But a bizarre dynamic to the race has persisted, in which all of the non-Trump candidates are still more focused on attacking each other than they are on attacking Trump.
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This explains why the signals were within the satellite's frequencies and only appeared and persisted in Ross 128; the star is close to the celestial equator where many geostationary satellites are placed.
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However, in private direct message conversations with Morrissey on Twitter, which the writer has since made available for purchase on Patreon, Jamil persisted in refuting the "misinformation" that is now circulating online.
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Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso issued a fresh warning against renewed strength in the yen, saying that he would "firmly respond" if rapid and speculative moves persisted in the foreign exchange market.
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It turned out that children who were thumb-suckers, nail-biters or both had a 30% to 40% risk reduction in their chances of having allergies in childhood, which persisted in adulthood.
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Last week Harvard professor John Ruggie released a FIFA-sanctioned report on the organization's human rights practices, and recommended that tournaments be moved if host countries persisted in their abuse of workers.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - South Sudan's justice minister on Tuesday dismissed U.N. investigators' accusations that fighting and gang rape persisted in his country and called for $285 million in donations to fund peacemaking bodies.
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Labour's policy for more than 30 years has favored British membership in the Common Market, now called the European Union; only a handful of Labour members of Parliament persisted in public dissent.
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Meanwhile, philosophy has largely persisted in its centuries-long Cartesianism — following Descartes' insistence in his "Meditations" (1641) that our knowledge of our own minds' nature is more reliable than any other belief.
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His march was most of all a political effort, designed to show Southerners that those who were with the Union would be untouched, and those who persisted in opposing it would suffer.
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But instead of, I dunno, shutting up his whiney little face and handling his business like a grown human being, Schmidt persisted in asking the referee why he didn't make the call.
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Beyond College Campuses and Public Scandals, a Racist Tradition Lingers Blackface, with its roots in demeaning minstrel-show traditions, has persisted in fraternity houses and private clubs, occasionally exploding into public view.
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The price dislocation has persisted in the VanEck Vectors High-Yield Municipal Index ETF, which on Monday was trading at a 19.5% discount to its net asset value, according to Refinitiv data.
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"Still not deterred despite two deaths in his apartment, Buck persisted in his malevolent behavior," prosecutors said in the court papers, in which they requested his bail amount remain at $4 million.
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Mr. Silverbush's love for fast cars, which persisted in spite of a crash into a tree at 90 miles per hour in 1979, benefited from a bit of unexpected luck in 2009.
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And then he was off and running, briefed by his new friend Edmund Wilson on the secret of circumventing "that man named Ross" who persisted in editing people at The New Yorker.
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" Jason Furman, former chair of the Council of Economic Advisers, was also in favor of Powell's statements but highlighted just how much uncertainty persisted in global markets: "Jay Powell gave a terrific speech.
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Clinton persisted in raising questions of Sanders' positions on gun control (he eventually relented three weeks ago and said he would support a repeal of the gunmaker immunity law he supported in 2005).
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Still, a certain local cheerfulness persisted in the basement of the school, where Antelope's women sought to raise money for legal expenses by selling handmade sandwiches and pie to people with expense accounts.
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"Honor" killings, dowry-related deaths and the lynching of women branded as witches have persisted in some parts of South Asia, including India and Pakistan, despite years of campaign to halt these practices.
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National news organizations like The New York Times and The Washington Post have attracted a surge of new readers since President Trump's election, even as he has persisted in his attacks on journalists.
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That means the Police Department must stop aggressively going after members of the L.G.B.T.Q. community, and transgender women in particular, for minor offenses, a practice that has persisted in the decades since Stonewall.
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Part of the reason a fear of Islam has persisted in Twin Falls is because the local leadership refused to defuse it, according to Matt Christensen, 36, the editor of The Times-News.
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Investors will be looking to see if consumers cut back on purchases of big-ticket household items and clothing, a trend that persisted in October that worried retailers a weaker holiday shopping season.
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There's no question Trump entered office during a dangerous time: ISIS persisted in the Middle East, terrorists took more control of Afghanistan and spread throughout Africa, and North Korea gained more nuclear capabilities.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso issued a fresh warning against renewed strength in the yen, saying that he would "firmly respond" if rapid and speculative moves persisted in the foreign exchange market.
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The independent audit not only revised Saudi reserves higher, but may help put to rest skepticism over the nation's oil and gas wealth, which has persisted in some corners of the market for years.
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The man who attacked A$AP Rocky's crew will NOT be prosecuted for any crime, despite the fact that he incited the violence and persisted in harassing the rapper before A$AP finally snapped.
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Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso issued a fresh warning against renewed strength in the yen on Tuesday, saying that he would "firmly respond" if rapid and speculative moves persisted in the foreign exchange market.
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We now know why the woman injured at a Tyga concert persisted in collecting money even though Tyga's company has made it clear they don't want to pay her ... she got really messed up.
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She has a distinctly analytical cast of mind, and she has tried to reason with Trump, or to explain complicated situations that he has persisted in oversimplifying or whose facts he has ignored entirely.
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"The NFL situation has persisted in the pressure that it's applying to our sales that has bled into the start of the fourth quarter," Steve Ritchie, chief operating officer, said during the conference call.
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The federal budget is sorely lacking in measures to close the connectivity gap between rural and urban populations—which has persisted in the country for years—and commits no new funding to that cause.
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Mr. Trump has said for months that it would be difficult, if not impossible, to do business with Democrats on important legislation if they persisted in their strategy of investigating him on multiple fronts.
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Kissinger was not only the first official American emissary to Communist China, he persisted in his brokerage with more than 50 trips over four decades, spanning the careers of seven leaders on each side.
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The secretive Archibald Acheson, the third Earl of Gosford, found refuge in the family library while his father persisted in a 40-year attempt to build the largest Norman Revival castle in Northern Ireland.
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But despite air so scary it may be causing brain damage in children, some central government officials have either resisted acknowledging the problem, which has persisted in India for years, or minimized its severity.
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Trump's speech was conventional — to the GOP's relief The president won election while flouting every established rule of politics — a pattern that has persisted in the White House, giving heartburn even to Republican allies.
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" Mr. Scowcroft, in a talk in 21998, said that although tensions between the two nations had persisted, "in negotiating principally with Qian Qichen, we came up with a road map to renormalize our relations.
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Havemeyer did not actually throw the effigy of the twenty-eighth President into the fire, but she persisted in trying to light more kindling for the flames after the police told her to stop.
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Clashes and air strikes have persisted in some areas since the ceasefire began on Friday, though the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a monitoring group, said on Saturday the truce was still largely holding.
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It was a defeat for Hubert Dean Moore, a Pennsylvania man who was an HSBC mortgage customer before filing for bankruptcy, and sought the report's release to identify whether problems persisted in HSBC's business practices.
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But those agreements collapsed as the North persisted in developing nuclear weapons, and Mr. Moon's aides have said that such assistance can only come after the North makes progress toward denuclearization and sanctions are lifted.
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It's hard to say with certainty why Blockbuster has persisted in Alaska over the years despite its relative extinction in the rest of the United States, though some point to spotty and expensive internet connections.
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The new cases were an unwelcome reminder that Ebola not only persisted in unidentified animal reservoirs, but seemed to be capable, in rare cases, of becoming contagious again in human survivors months after their recovery.
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In a series of posts commemorating that anniversary, my colleagues at the Economic Policy Institute have demonstrated that poverty has persisted in this country because of a stingy safety net and a dysfunctional labor market.
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Trump has challenged constitutional protections and federal laws with his restrictive ban on many Muslim immigrants, persisted in playing fast and loose with the truth, and has even questioned the integrity of the judiciary itself.
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As the issue of sexual harassment has swept through the news media, politics and entertainment industries, Mr. Trump has persisted in denying allegations that he, too, made unwanted advances on multiple women in past years.
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While North Korea has suspended its testing of nuclear weapons and longer range missile launches, such as those that could potentially reach the continental United States, it has persisted in firing off shorter range variants.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia sent 200 more police officers to Papua on Tuesday and reined in internet speeds to "prevent hoaxes from spreading" as civil unrest persisted in some parts of the country's easternmost area, officials said.
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While Jones has persisted in part by relying more on those Infowars-affiliated accounts that survived the wave of bans, he told the Washington Post in November 2018 that Facebook referrals to Infowars itself had plummeted.
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A notice issued by Tanzania's Communications Regulatory Authority (TCRA) said Multichoice had been instructed in June not to carry free-to-air channels, but the de facto Africa pay-TV monopoly had persisted in doing so.
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" Yet, Nixon persisted in arguing against closing China off from the world, repeating that we must not "leave the present and future leaders of China isolated, nurturing their resentments and even hatred of the United States.
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Reports on the website DownDetector indicated the site's service resumed across North America on Wednesday while showing outages across parts of Europe, including the United Kingdom, while other outages persisted in parts of Australia and Japan.
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Ms. Wilkinson soon enrolled at Columbia University, which she attended for two years, but she persisted in her attempts to join the Ballet Russe, and on her fourth try she was admitted on a trial basis.
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This practice, which persisted in various forms up to World War II, stripped African-Americans of the ability to accumulate wealth while holding them captive in dangerous, disease-ridden environs that killed many of them outright.
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OREN SPIEGLER UPPER ST. CLAIR, PA. To the Editor: Re "Comey Tells How Trump Persisted in Pleas to F.B.I." (front page, June 8): Loyalty to the president is not some sort of alien concept in America.
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In his review for The Times, Ben Kenigsberg wrote, "The movie is at its most startling in showing how vestiges of the Franco era have casually persisted in Spain, in the names of streets, for instance."
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On Wednesday, China's Taiwan Affairs Office, said drills near Taiwan were designed to send a clear message to the island, and China would take further steps if Taiwan independence forces persisted in doing as they pleased.
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It's a conspiracy theory that's persisted in right-wing circles, even after the US Intelligence Community concluded Russia was responsible, and one that Trump brought up in his July 2019 call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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The caucus results showed that rebels could not defeat Gillett but could prevent his election, and they persisted in their revolt, denying him a majority through the first eight House roll calls to select a speaker.
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"Despite the (fact that the) second part of 2018 included trade difficulties in some areas that persisted in the first part of this year, we forecast a significative improvement in the second half of 2019," Elkann said.
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Yet an intriguing follow-up question persisted in the wake of declining TV ratings, flat merchandise sales, advertiser anxiety, and outraged front-yard immolations of jerseys and Nikes: Why, exactly, do overt politics so miff sports fans?
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The dollar slipped to as low as 108.46 yen as the shakeout in equities persisted in Tuesday's Asian trade, but later pared its losses and last changed hands at 108.93 yen, down 22.5 percent on the day.
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The area had no functioning hospitals left, food stocks were nearly exhausted and it was likely that thousands more people would flee their homes if fighting persisted in the coming days, he said in an emailed statement.
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I wanted more to explore the idea of telepathy, where it might have come from, why it might have persisted in the human race, whether it was a survival characteristic, and how it could complicate people's lives.
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While Pillar illuminates several American foreign policy fumbles, he does not explain convincingly how the popular mind-set he deems so important has persisted in its essentials despite the transformations American society has undergone over two centuries.
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Callamard, the UN Special Rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions, has herself been verbally attacked by Duterte who called her a "fool" and threatened to "slap" her if she persisted in investigating the war on drugs.
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A notice by Tanzania's Communications Regulatory Authority said Naspers' unit had been instructed in June not to carry free to air channels on its platform, but the company had persisted in doing so, triggering the planned suspension.
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They persisted in this commercially unsexy manner to little fanfare and only at the conclusion of their fifth championship run in 2014 to any widespread acclaim, and mostly because they had thoroughly dismantled LeBron James's Miami Heat.
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Yet if it hadn't been for dedicated vignerons like Auguste Clape and Noël Verset, who persisted in the backbreaking labor required to tend the steep, hillside vineyards in the lean postwar years, Cornas might have been forgotten.
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When Mr. Wolfe first blazed onto the literary scene, many, if not most, male writers persisted in dressing like hardscrabble characters from a Clifford Odets play or possibly denizens of the cartoonist Al Capp's mythical Outer Slobovia.
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Mr. Moon saw Mr. Roh and Kim Dae-jung, the two presidents who championed what was called the Sunshine Policy of engagement with North Korea, fail as the North persisted in its weapons programs despite generous aid.
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Ultimately, the document said, Trump released the hold on military aid when the public learned of his actions "but has persisted in openly and corruptly urging and soliciting Ukraine to undertake investigations for his personal political benefit."
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Foreign investment has propelled Democratic Republic of Congo to the status of Africa's top copper producer and the world's leading miner of cobalt, a crucial component of electric car batteries, but militia violence has persisted in the east.
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Instead, even though the U.S. has experienced a twin deficit problem before in the Reagan years, it has persisted in the erroneous belief that a more restrictive trade policy alone would succeed in eliminating the U.S. trade deficit.
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"While it is plausible that some insecurity would have persisted in South Sudan even without the civil war, we are confident that a large majority of the 190,000 violent deaths were attributable to the war itself," it said.
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Fears of a global slump have persisted in recent weeks as uncertainty over the direction of U.S. trade policy cloud the outlook for growth in the United States and export-reliant economies such as Germany, Japan and China.
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Fears of a global slump have persisted in recent weeks as uncertainty over the direction of U.S. trade policy cloud the outlook for growth in the United States and export-reliant economies such as Germany, Japan and China.
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Mr. Porumboiu's next effort, "Police, Adjective" (2009), exhibited a similar doubleness, offering both a dry satire of bureaucratic working conditions and a furious critique of the petty authoritarianism that has persisted in Romania long after the disappearance of Communism.
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Blood Incantation will tour in the spring of 2019 with Necrot, a punky death metal brigade that shares members Acephalix, Vasum, and Scolex, all members of a Death Metal scene that has persisted in the San Francisco Bay area.
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"Astonishingly, CLF has persisted in distributing Ms. Spanberger's Social Security number and you have refused to agree that you will not continuing distributing it in the future," Spanberger's lawyer wrote in a letter to CLF, according to the Times.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The prospect of a quick deal between Mexico and the United States retreated on Friday as disagreements over energy flared up and conflict over autos persisted in the renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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Aronofsky persisted in telling us what it was "about," and I think that can stunt the viewing experience for many people, especially since the movie he made was so much more interesting than the movie he said he made.
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Ms. Valdimarsdottir, an organizer of the demonstrations in 2016, said inequality still persisted in other areas of Icelandic society, such as wealth distribution and representation in the arts and literature, as well as in the upper echelons of business.
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He has tousled yellowed-pewter hair combed forward in a mature Noel Gallagher style and wore a baggy striped dress shirt that persisted in coming untucked, and oval eyeglasses that slid down to the tip of a prominent nose.
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France's finance minister, Bruno Le Maire, warned that the company might "disappear" if unions persisted in their demands for an immediate 5 percent wage increase and continued rolling strikes that have already affected tens of thousands of fliers worldwide.
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It was unclear how long the virus had persisted in his body: He had had two episodes of fever that might have been caused by the Zika virus, one shortly before he was tested and another about two months earlier.
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The Founding Fathers knew slavery to be barbaric—Thomas Jefferson's original draft of the Declaration of Independence included a line about violating "the most sacred rights of life & liberty in the persons of a distant people"—yet they persisted in it.
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While the project's absurdly gleeful tone leaves it unclear whether Ferraro's vision of life in the digital age is utopian, dystopian, or neither, that ambiguity and perhaps ambivalence has persisted in the music of the vaporwave scene he helped inspire.
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But Moon did not specifically respond to Kim's criticism that South Korea was too subservient to the "anachronistic arrogance and hostile policy of the United States", and that the South's military persisted in "veiled hostility" by conducting exercises with U.S. forces.
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Carlos Vecchio, opposition leader Juan Guaido's representative in Washington, spoke to an international aid conference hosted at the Organization of American States (OAS) headquarters in Washington as a deadlock persisted in delivering aid to the crisis-stricken South American country.
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That China has persisted in cutting capacity in heavy industry, even at the cost of pushing people out of their jobs, has been one of the biggest but also more controversial trends in the global economy over the past year.
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On Wednesday, Ma Xiaoguang, spokesman for China's Taiwan Affairs Office, said drills near Taiwan were designed to send a clear message to the island and that China would take further steps if Taiwan independence forces persisted in doing as they pleased.
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Despite those comments faulting the House for failing to resort to the courts, Justice Department attorneys have persisted in their longstanding position that the Constitution gives courts no role in refereeing executive privilege fights between the White House and Congress.
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But always she had the fantasy of a different kind of novel, and although gradually realizing that all novelists share this fantasy, she persisted in it, without knowing what the novel would be except true and obvious while it was happening.
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The North has accused Trump of declaring war after he warned Kim's regime would not last if he persisted in threatening the United States and its allies, having earlier warned North Korea would be totally destroyed in such an event.
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The theory has persisted in right-wing and alt-right online communities, and Trump even said, "The server, they say Ukraine has it" on his July phone call with Ukraine's president that is now at the center of an impeachment inquiry.
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When a reporter from the ABC television affiliate in Phoenix went to a news conference and persisted in asking about corruption allegations, Miller, whose salary of $2.6 million makes him the highest paid official at his state's namesake university, glowered.
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"The decision to put Ms. Dugan on leave was clearly made in retaliation for her complaint, and came with thinly veiled threats of termination in the event that Ms. Dugan persisted in pursuing claims against the Academy," the lawsuit said.
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"To the government of Saudi Arabia, we pledged allegiance to you according to Allah's book," he said, adding that the authorities should not expect Saudis to accept their rule if they persisted in what he called violations of Muslim laws.
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Mr. Bolton and Mr. Pompeo, on the other hand, have persisted in a policy of subduing Iran as broadly as possible — and setting the conditions by which the American military might confront Iranian forces or their partnered Shiite Arab militias.
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"You're a very rude person," he told Mr. Acosta, the CNN reporter, who persisted in pressing him after the president was ready to move on and sought to keep a White House intern from taking the microphone away from him.
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An analysis of 31 million mortgage records by The Center for Investigative Reporting found that mortgage lending redlining persisted in 61 metro areas -- including Detroit -- with people of color, especially African Americans and Latinos, being denied home loans at disproportionate rates.
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Often-violent protests, sparked by a now-withdrawn bill that would have allowed extraditions to mainland China, have persisted in Hong Kong for more than seven months and the long queues at the fairs showed they retain broad popular support.
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The 22004 offensive had pushed ISIS out of the villages, but militants persisted in the mountains, and they had spread to other areas of Nangarhar Province, including Shirzad District, adding local and foreign fighters to their ranks along the way.
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Those protests took off in August 2014, when a white police officer fatally shot Michael Brown, 18, in Ferguson, Mo. Negative polling on the state of race relations has persisted in the years since, even as the economy has continued improving.
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Supporters of the mayor in the black community said African-American poverty has long persisted in South Bend, but Mr. Buttigieg was the first mayor to pay for studies to fully expose it, which led to policies aimed at a solution.
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Sort of like, you know, you have a house and it's a rundown house in a very good neighborhood and lots of things aren't working but they persisted in creating even more problems for the house rather than fixing it.
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BJA persisted in this, notwithstanding that it had been warned on a number of occasions that this arrangement was unacceptable to the EJU, which has a right under the event contract to approve or disapprove any sponsorships of EJU events.
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The manicurist said she told Mr. Wynn she didn't want to have sex and was married, but he persisted in his demands that she do so, and ultimately she did disrobe and they had sex, the people remember her saying.
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And through it all, officials persisted in playing down and dismissing the concerns of Flint residents — one referred to concerned residents groups as "anti-everything" — and authoritatively vouching for the water's purity, even as they themselves were debating whether it was pure.
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What is clear from last week's results is the Republican advantage with these voters persisted in all regions: Klobuchar in Minnesota was the only Democratic Senate candidate to win most white voters without a college education, although Tester and Manchin came close.
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You will learn of further evidence that has been revealed in the days since the House voted to impeach President Trump, even as the President and his agents have persisted in their efforts to cover up their wrongdoing from Congress and the public.
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Several Wuhan residents said on social media websites that they had gone from hospital to hospital, waiting in lines for hours, only to be sent home with medicine and instructions to seek further treatment later if symptoms persisted in a few days.
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Even as they advanced the health care effort with the help of an inspirational appearance from a gravely ill Senator John McCain, Senate Republicans expressed strong support for Mr. Sessions after the president persisted in his tough attacks on his own cabinet officer.
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Rand Paul persisted in trying to have Roberts read a question that would have divulged the name of the whistleblower who brought attention to Trump's conversation with Ukraine's president over security aid and a possible Ukrainian investigation into former Vice President Joe Biden.
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Through this story, he was expressing his profound disappointment that racial differences still persisted in America, that racism still festered in this favored land, founded as it was on the most noble principle yet advanced by humankind -- that all men are created equal.
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TOKYO, Dec 20 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond prices sagged on Friday, with the benchmark 10-year bond yield rising above zero percent for the first time since March, as a bearish mood persisted in the wake of a tentative U.S.-China trade deal.
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To some degree, the underground press subsisted in the zines and underground comix of the '70s, much as the pulp magazines, destroyed by government censorship in the mid-50s had persisted in the graphic, salacious, and provocative ravings of the '60s underground press.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's vow to respond with "fire and fury" if North Korea persisted in threatening the United States caught his foreign policy and military aides by surprise, two administration officials with direct knowledge of how the issue unfolded said on Wednesday.
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The magazine's owner, Henry Luce, who had been taking LSD with his wife, had commissioned a banker friend to write about taking part in the secret mushroom ceremonies that had persisted in Latin America for centuries after the drug was suppressed by the Spanish invaders.
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"The fact that Mr. Harrouff persisted in biting the male victim in the presence of police officers, in spite of threats of being shot, being tased and receiving multiple kicks to the head, suggests that Mr. Harrouff was actively psychotic," Resnick wrote in his findings.
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In the course of the disturbance, the FBI said, Hudek repeatedly punched a flight attendant and a fellow passenger, and persisted in trying to pull open the door, even as a second flight attendant struck him over the head with two large wine bottles.
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Still, the idea has always persisted in my head as the gold standard for what the 2008 zeitgeist should have been, and I think, like many fans, there is an unofficial version of the tape that lives in my head, bringing together all the collaborations.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Fighting persisted in the Syrian city of Aleppo on Thursday more than an hour into a three-hour ceasefire announced by Russia, two rebel groups and a witness in the city said, as government forces tried to reverse last week's opposition gains.
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The outrage over this development among Remus/Sirius fans was deep and bitter (and often misogynistic), but many persisted in continuing to read Remus as bisexual, since there was nothing to indicate Remus hadn't been in love with Sirius prior to his relationship with Tonks.
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These FX pressures have persisted in 2017, but reserves have been kept above USD10 billion so far in the year due to one-off boosts from a sovereign bond issuance and changes in commercial bank reserve requirements benefitting the central bank's (BCB) balance sheet.
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The court papers said that Ms. Turnbull persisted in raising objections to Ms. Camilo and another senior official, telling them that the pay increase appeared to be "a quid pro quo reward to him" for somehow "protecting" the de Blasio administration during the federal probe.
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For more than a year, Saudi Arabia has persisted in blockading neighboring Qatar and is now digging a canal to turn it into an island, despite the presence of 10,000 American troops, to punish Qatar for allegedly supporting terrorism and its relationship with Iran.
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"We can thank a constellation of cultural forces for women's involvement in football today, from Title IX to the women's movement, to strong female athletes who have persisted in pursuing their athletic dreams despite a lack of broader cultural support," Dr. Palmer-Mehta said.
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But in the eyes of the senator and her advisers, they had little choice: the news media would have kept questioning her about her heritage as long as the president persisted in his mockery, so best to answer his challenge, however undignified it might seem.
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The treatment of Mr. Acosta raised alarms among news media advocates and his fellow journalists, particularly after Mr. Acosta described a threat by Mr. Spicer to eject him from the news conference when he persisted in trying to ask the president-elect a question.
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Despite what has become scientifically-backed conventional wisdom about how sex-ed does not increase rates of teen sex, and that birth control decreases teen (or otherwise unwanted) pregnancy, opponents of these health measures have persisted in their opposition over the last half of a century.
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Rebel sources said clashes persisted in most of Idlib's major towns after a second day of heavy fighting between Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, a faction led by the formerly al Qaeda-affiliated group earlier known as the Nusra Front, and its Islamist rival Ahrar al-Sham.
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The aristocracy backed down in 1910 and approved the budget, but Lloyd George and the Commons persisted in forcing them to accept the Parliament Act the following year, which replaced the Lords' ability to vote down legislation with the power to delay it for two years.
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After six months, my French improved to the point that Parisian shopkeepers stopped pretending they didn't speak English; content that I had made a good enough effort in their own language, they would speak to me in mine, no matter how much I persisted in French.
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I've observed that many people who followed the Thomas nomination closely, even including those who retain strong feelings about the dramatic second hearing, have forgotten what happened in the first round — the real hearing, as I have persisted in calling it for the past 27 years.
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HONG KONG — Five people in Cambodia were arrested on charges of human trafficking after the police found 33 pregnant women during a raid on an illegal surrogacy operation, the local news media reported Monday, highlighting how the practice has persisted in the country despite a 2016 ban.
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But Halluci Nation is far from just a Saturday night soundtrack—it's also A Tribe Called Red at their most political, overtly addressing reconciliation efforts needed to acknowledge horrors including residential schools, a corrupt system of white-washing native children that persisted in Canada as late as the 90s.
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Ever since 2Pac scored his first number one album, 1995's Me Against The World, while in prison, a narrative has persisted in hip-hop that jail is a great career move, that the monetary gains from the resulting publicity and outlaw glamor outweigh the inconvenience of temporary imprisonment.
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We took breaks, and I spent most of that time writing for six hours every day, playing with dialogue, thinking about these events that have happened to me — about my family, about my father and sister, and the trauma that has persisted in my immediate life but also intergenerationally.
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I developed a few sources on the campaign, Mr. Yang persisted in the race, and then, when the ways he was talking about being Asian-American became news again, I was well positioned to tackle race-related stories with what I think and hope was complexity and nuance.
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And when "DNA," a song by the South Korean boy band BTS, came on just before the start of the second period, the cheerleaders persisted in singing and swaying to their own independent songs, perfectly synchronized with one another but comically off the beat of the pop song.
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" And in some cases, they were even threatened with family separation as a result of pursuing their claims the right way: "CBP officers in California and Texas threatened to separate parents from their children if they persisted in their attempts to seek asylum and did not leave the port of entry.
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In the early 1970s, as the Soviets persisted in violating the spirit of détente, Weiss, with assistance from Boatner, formed a cabal of roughly 30 technologists, scientists, and intelligence analysts—from the CIA, NSA, Office of Naval Intelligence, Air Force, FBI, Defense Intelligence Agency, Department of Defense, and Rand Corporation.
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Still, it sounded a little soft, and the media persisted in framing it as some kind of shift, so on Monday, at an informal UN meeting with about a dozen ministers from other countries, Gary Cohn, head of the White House National Economic Council, made the administration's position, in his words, unambiguous.
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Her films starred household names like Madonna, Geena Davis, Rosie O'Donnell, Denzel Washington, Whitney Houston, Danny DeVito, Robert De Niro, Drew Barrymore, Robin Williams, Brittany Murphy, and, of course, Tom Hanks, iconic actors who have persisted in the public eye, remaining part of the zeitgeist years after many of their contemporaries faded away.
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The reason, then, that the Ohr story has persisted in conservative media and finally made its way to Trump's attention isn't because conservatives know anything definitive about Ohr — what he did or didn't know about the Russia investigation or Fusion GPS, or what he knew about his wife's work with the firm.
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SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea said Thursday that it was drawing up plans to launch four intermediate-range ballistic missiles into waters near Guam in the Western Pacific to teach President Trump a lesson, after the president warned of "fire and fury" against the North if it persisted in threatening the United States.
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Although Trump forgave $50 million in campaign debt in June, the scam narrative has persisted, in part because many of Trump's moves—his insistence that the election will be "rigged" and his courting of Roger Ailes, for instance—suggest that he's looking for ways to profit beyond the election, like starting his own media company.
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It also doesn't help that while claiming a new understanding of and sensitivity to our plight, you rehearse old and discredited narratives, like the suggestion that the land of Palestine was empty before Zionists arrived or the notion that it was Israel that has constantly offered peace, which the Palestinians have persisted in rejecting.
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Even in the midst of a crisis that has forced state and federal courts across the country to postpone nonessential proceedings, the memo said, "certain corners of the bar" have persisted in filing class actions and demands for corporate records, as if COVID-19 had not upended the whole premise of business as usual.
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Wealth Management Americas posted a strong performance, and an increase in its profit forecast contributed to an upwards revaluation of CHF212000m in deferred tax assets in the US. Gross margin pressure persisted in UBS's Wealth Management (WM) division, which reported CHF4807123m pre-tax profit adjusted for CHF212001m restructuring expenses in 3Q16, 8% lower yoy.
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Although the level of violence has persisted in recent weeks, senior Afghan officials say an increase in American airstrikes since President Trump announced his new strategy for the country has helped their forces fend off Taliban advances and avoid any major victories for the group, which last year overtook several districts and the city Kunduz.
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These narratives have persisted in spite of what his campaign points to as evidence to the contrary, including that Buttigieg has proposed plans to address those very issues such as a climate change plan to cut emissions to zero by 2050 and a proposal to address systemic racism that he calls the Douglass Plan.
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He couldn't recall, and he couldn't look away from the restless sea, because, incredibly, its changing shapes persisted in his memory, a new memory, another memory, and every moment as though immured in glass, as clear as the little poetry he had by heart, and he wondered if it was a hallucination, or the side effect of some drug.
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While those born in the 1980s and the early part of the 1990s still had terrestrial radio and physical media as part of the sonic fabric of their lives, Gen Z-ers and young digital natives largely know AC/DC songs from the way they've permeated, populated, and persisted in the entertainment landscape of their own lifetimes.
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Despite both the express terms of 1115 and its underlying purpose, the administration has persisted in using this experimental authority to advance its stated position to the Governors, while arguing that insuring poor adults through Medicaid — enabled by an act of Congress and adopted by 32 states and the District of Columbia — is contrary to public policy.
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She talked of the cynical dealing by Democratic Party leaders at that convention, of the stark inequities that persisted in Mississippi schools after integration, of the profound racial resentment in the country exposed almost immediately upon Mr. Obama's becoming president and now, of the looming failure of the campaign she had put so much hope in.
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She talked of the cynical dealing by Democratic Party leaders at that convention, of the stark inequities that persisted in Mississippi schools after integration, of the profound racial resentment in the country exposed almost immediately upon Mr. Obama's becoming president and now, of the looming failure of the campaign she had put so much hope in.
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Nevertheless, they persisted in pushing for women on the $10, but a backlash to the removal of Hamilton from that note (this was near the height of the musical's popularity), lead to the suggestion that perhaps women could, you know, share the $10 bill by leaving Alexander Hamilton on one side and putting a collection of notable women on the other.
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Even the moderators persisted in asking Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE about a 2005 video of him making lewd comments about women.
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Unlike the experience with other administrations, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE persisted in his intent to support American business, domestically and internationally.
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If his later work feels more self-confident and controlled, it's the natural evolution of an approach that would have become disingenuous and frankly dull if he had persisted in the pursuit of wild improvisation — as if he didn't know what he was in for, when sooner or later he would know, and would have to deal with that eventuality.
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Mary Kay Henry, the head of the 2 million-member Service Employees International Union (SEIU) and one of the most powerful and influential labor leaders in the United States, called on Wednesday for the union movement, and 2020 Democratic presidential contenders, to abandon their reliance on the model of labor organizing that's persisted in the US for more than 80 years.
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The paranormal show has persisted in pop culture imagination not just for its contributions to TV history (not to mention Dana Scully as a role model for young women pursuing STEM careers) but also because, in a world where reality looks more and more like science fiction every day, The X-Files must always stay one step ahead of us, in the land of the inexplicable.
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Turn to nearly any of the writers' biographies and you will see someone who may or may not have formal education, but who has learned on the job; someone who has lived in more cities than have most "professionals"; people who have often persisted in their writing — publishing books and even editing magazines — despite being unable to enter the literary trade as it exists in university-centered conferences and festivals.
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Yet I persisted in the performance of forced merriment demanded of us by this bully of a holiday — until I went to another concert, one that featured a former punk idol whose dissolution and incoherence made for a disheartening, not-fun-at-all spectacle, followed by a long wait for a taxi in frigid weather in hopes of quelling the possibility of anyone barfing near my boots on the subway again.
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To the Editor: Re "When the Levees Break Again" (Op-Ed, June 1); Andy Horowitz correctly views with alarm the latest statement by the Army Corps of Engineers, that "risk to life and property in the greater New Orleans area will progressively increase" without improvement — a disguised acknowledgment that it routinely ignored the warnings of inside and outside experts and persisted in constructing an inferior system, as it did in the construction of the system that failed catastrophically in 2005 during Hurricane Katrina.
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