If talent without persistence is a tragedy, "Haters" believes that persistence without talent is a comedy.
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Why persistence matters: Limited partners in private equity funds are asked to invest in blind pools, so persistence gives them greater confidence.
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What's new: MIT economist Antoinette Schoar, whose early aughts research helped popularize persistence, recently presented preliminary data that shows persistence is declining, particularly in terms of top-quartile performance.
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The persistence of racial inequality in America — from police brutality and school segregation to mass incarceration and wealth disparities — reflects, to some degree, the persistence of the Phillipsian take on slavery.
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I learned about creativity, nutrition, persistence, peak performance and happiness.
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"The persistence is astounding," one person tweeted in late March.
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Apatow's persistence in taking Cosby to task is undeniably admirable.
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Dreams are realized through struggle, hard work, and incredible persistence.
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Let this be a lesson in the power of persistence.
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The man's persistence, despite her protestations, began to irritate Saleem.
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Without persistence, talent is nothing more than potential, she says.
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Persistence pays on Obamacare repeal, but with a veto pen!
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Swisher's persistence on the topic wasn't enough to dissuade him.
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And I believe your persistence will make all the difference.
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Red and Blanca's persistence also pays off in this episode.
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Despite white supremacy's persistence, the fact that a black man
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Hayasaki that explores what neuroscience can explain about the persistence
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While persistence can be a strength, it can also backfire.
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But Bannon cultivated Ulmer, who was struck by his persistence.
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The tunnels demonstrate the persistence and resources of the cartels.
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Reporters love writing about the persistence of the Trump coalition.
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What's behind the persistence of these ideas in your work?
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Or maybe what we really need isn't proximity, but persistence.
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Things are clicking today, thanks to your patience and persistence.
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I came to know her curiosity, persistence, intelligence and commitment.
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People either exaggerate slavery's persistence or deny it ever existed.
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Finally, persistence is the key with collecting on insurance claims.
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""It takes a lot of hard work, studying, and persistence.
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Wood's research originally focussed not on habits but on persistence.
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"It is a civic duty," he said, explaining his persistence.
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With her persistence, Sowers has made it into the league.
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Notably, they attribute their success to a single trait: persistence.
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All we can be reasonably sure of is the persistence
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"It's a fabulous, fabulous testament to his persistence and determination."
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In winning its 290th straight, UConn displayed balance and persistence.
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And it's always nice to know that persistence pays off.
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The persistence of local broadcast TV is an overlooked phenomenon.
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" 62A: Thank goodness the clue included "The Persistence of Memory.
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She aspires to become a role model through persistence and stamina.
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It will take dogged persistence to contain this one, he said.
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Perhaps the best known of these is "Persistence of Memory" (216).
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The experience also taught her another important lesson: Persistence is critical.
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There's a practical explanation for the persistence of this narrative trope.
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What Lovuzov lacks in negotiating expertise, he makes up in persistence.
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An anonymous street artist is saluting Leonardo DiCaprio's power of persistence.
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One is the stubborn persistence of malaria south of the Sahara.
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Persistence in the face of adversity is a virtue, of course.
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Two others stand out for the sheer persistence of their losses.
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Landing the first retailer for her gummies, however, would take persistence.
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And I also remember the courage, the persistence and the perseverance.
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The debt-laden are delighted with the persistence of low rates.
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Seven years later, and I'm grateful to him for his persistence.
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They exercise patience and persistence as they strive for their goals.
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You know how they say persistence is the key to success?
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And how do you cope with the ongoing persistence of that?
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Democracy is an exercise in patience and persistence, not quick corrections.
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How vulnerable depends upon the persistence and resources of the adversary.
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It was hailed as a victory for the persistence of justice.
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His persistence proved to be effective, and the site kept growing.
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Procreation alone makes possible the persistence of human culture through time.
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Still, the persistence of all this combat can leave you weary.
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Probably persistence, ability to say yes when others are saying no.
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Some vets and researchers say it may take time and persistence.
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With intelligence and persistence, they show human resourcefulness at its best.
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The artist who painted "The Persistence of Memory" was Salvador DALÍ.
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Change is difficult, but with persistence, it is always within reach.
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But I also believe that persistence and hard work pays off.
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No one dodges it with as much persistence as Gary Gulman.
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With enough persistence, I finally achieved that goal in early 23.
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Not through luck of the draw but through persistence and dedication.
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With persistence, it's possible to run a transparent business, he said.
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We believe that humility, persistence and perspective are our greatest strengths.
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MoMA, where she will also show in February, took some persistence.
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And some fear his persistence in the race will damage her.
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That persistence adds up into mountains of cold hard retirement cash.
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However, Heller understates the main issue: the brutal persistence of racism.
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But with persistence, I was always able to overcome those challenges.
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And, because of this persistence, we have won in the courts.
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Her persistence in the making of these pieces never becomes dull.
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The aim of Duration: Passage, Persistence, Survival is to stage artistic environments that might provoke conversation about the persistence of passage, from environments to communities, while emphasizing the challenge of survival in hostile socio-ecological climates.
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"So what I'm saying to you, and my frustration is we don't have a way of addressing head-on in this country the persistence of racism, the persistence of white supremacy and implicit racial bias," he said.
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I think we got booked purely due to persistence and good handwriting.
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The persistence of fossil fuel subsidies is an embarrassment to the species.
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"Everyone thinks that persistence hunting is a purely physical act," Liebenberg says.
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Weiss celebrates their persistence and courage but does not sugarcoat their racism.
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According to Clarke, the key to success is persistence and self-publicization.
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So I'd expect the same dogged persistence in bringing Wheel to life.
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He does not even pursue his high-school crush with much persistence.
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He found a rich source of that amber—with a little persistence.
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The autoworkers rallied for 113 days — and their persistence finally paid off.
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What makes "Diagonal Phase" compelling is the relationships: one of tense persistence.
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But it is very hard to find persistence in fund manager performance.
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Other emerging markets have shown great persistence in the fight against inflation.
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We need INTEL, Bran, not gothic monologues about the persistence of memory!
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Looking back, Hilmarsson says the key to his success was unwavering persistence.
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Monica and I moved through the clouds and rain with slow persistence.
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His persistence and determination caught the attention of the USC coaching staff.
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The persistence of Ibadi Islam matters geopolitically in at least two countries.
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In these young people, I see Madiba's example of persistence and hope.
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But persistence is declining, and it could threaten the entire asset class.
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Becoming included takes commitment, money, persistence, and a thick slice of luck.
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The cynical persistence of Republicans has put Democrats in a difficult position.
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Introducing a cat and dog to each other requires patience and persistence.
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The number one attribute for any entrepreneur is simple persistence and determination.
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PFAS's persistence in the environment has earned it the "forever chemical" nickname.
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Initially, purists were dismissive, but he trumped them with persistence and quality.
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Just see how persistence paid off for Aesop's slow but steady tortoise.
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A lesson in persistence and staying true to one’s self.
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Persistence is a big part of what current consumer technologies are lacking.
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"We do not yet have evidence on persistence into adulthood," Hornman said.
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Yet technology does play a huge role in the persistence of memory.
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We laugh, but in many ways you've got to admire his persistence.
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A diplomatic deal is built with stubborn persistence, not conjured through insult.
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His persistence caused one jeweler in Detroit to stop working with him.
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So what's behind the persistence of R.H.L.S. — Republican health care lying syndrome?
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The chromosome more generally is committed to its bearer's health and persistence.
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"Sixth & I represents the persistence of the Jewish people," Ms. Rubin said.
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Despite the persistence of an archaic paradigm, a new narrative is brewing.
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It's unfortunate that her persistence was allowed to trump sound clinical judgment.
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"Persistence is certainly something I think I can credit myself for having."
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His most important attribute, writing experts agree, would seem to be persistence.
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Butler says persistence and determination has been the key to her success.
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They amaze me every day with their love of life and persistence.
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The persistence of the spread outside of China, we do not know.
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But charm, along with a pathological persistence, got him a long way.
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Higher cortisol levels were also associated with persistence of obesity over time.
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Silbermann: It sounds really cheesy: It just taught us that persistence pays.
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Leaver suggested patience and persistence for the friend coping with being forgotten.
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Some stories of persistence and valor involving concussions have had unfortunate endings.
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She follows the rapist online and in real life with greater persistence.
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There wasn't an appreciation for the dimensions and persistence of the problem.
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Their stories left me in awe of their persistence against formidable odds.
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By deploying constant effort, persistence and humility in everything that you do.
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But a special diet and persistence keep her as kinetic as ever.
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Students must use critical thinking, experimentation, presentation and speaking skills, and persistence.
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Yet the persistence of discrimination suggests the need for still stronger correctives.
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Mr. Draghi cited the need for persistence, patience and prudence several times.
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The group's persistence has made them a modern mainstay of American politics.
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"In view of the persistence of uncertainties related to geopolitical factors, the threat of protectionism and vulnerabilities in emerging markets, the conduct of monetary policy in the euro area will continue to require patience, prudence and persistence," he added.
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It was a way for me to think about the persistence of Black death — what Saidiya Hartman calls the "afterlife of slavery" — and the persistence of Black life, the ways in which Black people nonetheless make spaces of joy.
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For too long, hawks have made excuses for the persistence of low inflation.
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Persistence beyond what seems reasonable—keep that in your mind every single day.
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Fortunately, all those nights pounding dough and chopping pepperoni imparted another lesson: persistence.
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"The lesson is the value of process, mutual respect and persistence," he said.
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Fundamental capabilities such as persistence, multi-user and occlusions outdoor all need it.
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They have fallen in love with the persistence of his devotion to Daisy.
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It's easy to boggle at the popularity and persistence of the Harambe meme.
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The clip of the interview gained traction on Twitter due to Guthrie's persistence.
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"Two or three I find most impactful are grit and persistence," said Sheth.
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"Right now we are stuck with requiring persistence and repeatability," she told Gizmodo.
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That act of creation depends on persistence, occlusion and interaction, according to Miesnieks.
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Researchers also don't know the duration and persistence of the virus in semen.
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The debt-laden are delighted with the persistence of a low-rate world.
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It rewards persistence, creativity, and the pursuit of perfection on the small scale.
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A characteristic of DDT's popularity -- its persistence -- would eventually contribute to its demise.
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"The persistence varies from pick-up guru to pick-up guru," Washko says.
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It was — and is — persistence that allows me to stay in this field.
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Persistence also includes innovation, new ideas and adapting to unforeseen circumstances, Gates said.
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More important, she suggests, is a blend of persistence and passion—or "grit".
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"It's a job done — teamwork, persistence and a lot of awesome," Bear says.
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"This is the power of persistence, the reward of me never giving up."
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Unwilling to admit defeat, he pressed on, and his persistence eventually paid off.
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It takes time, persistence and energy — qualities women have always had in abundance.
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She embodies the American ideal of hard work and persistence paying off big.
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The minimum wage is partly to blame for the persistence of financial instability.
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Leonard, Sheldon and Wolowitz file a patent application for their infinite persistence gyroscope.
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Much of the problem comes from the persistence of lead in household paint.
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Her story, said Williams, is a "great tale" of the value of persistence.
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"We already know that this persistence has led to occasional transmissions," Kraft said.
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One important component of self-control is persistence in the face of failure.
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Their persistence forced him to resign from his position as a cabinet minister.
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Your persistence — and a certain amount of adult beverages — made all the difference.
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It's about the persistence of community and solidarity in the face of prejudice.
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One activist says it's partly because of the persistence of "traditional" Chinese values.
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With a fierice persistence, he has forged yet another path to the presidency.
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Centuries and decades later, it seems their persistence may be finally paying off.
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Success requires persistence, but sometimes it also takes quite a bit of patience.
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Runyon's persistence and her social mission helped her build traction for the business.
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The piece is caustic, yet joyful about the persistence of desire and connection.
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It was a demonstration of enthusiastic persistence by a broken and discouraged people.
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But never before have I seen resistance and persistence like the last year.
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With the right assistance and a bit of persistence, something's bound to stick.
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To read these incidents one by one is to marvel at Fowler's persistence.
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Persistence proved equally helpful on Chicago's equalizer at 8:13 of the first.
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"Zach and I have said this whole time, persistence is key," Buchwald says.
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This is a movement relying on the persistence and passion of its people.
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Schultz credits his success with Starbucks to his fierce determination and unwavering persistence.
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Perhaps we have reason to be complacent about the persistence of our democracy.
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Las Vegas was a horrendous example of the persistence and power of evil.
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Reaching your true potential might very well be determined by one thing: persistence.
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When you expect a lot from yourself, hard work and persistence will follow.
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I see this as a terrific example of the persistence of market leadership.
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Chief Matt Burns said the arrest was the outcome of years of persistence.
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That finding alarmed some gynecologists, because it confirmed the persistence of a myth.
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In Washington, Mr. Kasich's persistence in the race has become a source of frustration.
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With research and persistence, I was able to complete the process on my own.
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His courage and persistence with his brilliance and humour inspired people across the world.
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"As an entrepreneur you need to have that persistence to follow through," he said.
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There's a few problems that are in the process of being solved, like persistence.
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He advises more novice resellers to have patience and persistence in the early stages.
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Mike's mom smoothed Goffman's knotty hair, then gave her a stern lecture about persistence.
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The persistence of very high fertility in the region is something of a puzzle.
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In fact, persistence was the theme for the New York Islanders on Thursday night.
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There is probably no better example of persistence than the story of Abraham Lincoln.
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At the end, the hero is rewarded for his persistence with a woman's love.
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His courage and persistence with his brilliance and humor inspired people across the world.
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Thankfully, this just requires engagement, awareness, and persistence, rather than an influx of cash.
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Fortunately, her persistence paid off, and the bank manager decided to support her request.
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We should all pay tribute to Winnie's persistence in the face of injustice & racism.
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Mr Macri does not have time for the "persistence and consistency" the IMF recommends.
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This is based on what researchers call "persistence," or how often prescriptions get filled.
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Their persistence in this campaign only highlights the importance of the Special Counsel's work.
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Communication skills, interpersonal skills and persistence are necessary for this role, according to BLS.
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Arun believes it's the man's persistence to woo them that matters to most women.
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In some of the letters, Wheeler placed blame for the continued persistence of robocalls.
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He was a marvel of organization and efficiency, of candid counsel and dogged persistence.
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The persistence of this conflict actually offers some encouragement for a profession under siege.
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Persuading said company to lower your bill is a task requiring patience and persistence.
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Mr. Brown's example of persistence and unpredictability is inspiring but also hard to match.
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Even his detractors concede he has shown great persistence in pursuit of his goals.
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Earlier this month, after much persistence, she found out that she'd taken the placebo.
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"Thousands of years of antisemitism has instilled in us a deep persistence," he said.
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It was a show of stamina and of sheer, cantankerous rock 'n' roll persistence.
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But they are arguably most well-known for their persistence in paying it forward.
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While opportunities for volunteering at the French vendange exist, finding them requires some persistence.
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MOUSE: THE PERSISTENCE OF AN UNLIKELY THOUGHT Daniel Kitson is a truly singular performer.
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"Courage, boldness, and persistence are also at the top of this list," she says.
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But its health and persistence depends upon restraint and ethical commitments to preserving democracy.
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Yet his pathos and his persistence are meant to touch us, and they do.
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"The persistence of low rates for so long has been an advantage," he said.
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He also pointed to a "persistence of temporary employment contracts characterized by precarious conditions".
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It was a lot of persistence and old-fashioned journalism, knocking on people's doors.
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Still, congressional action on Saudi sales has been unprecedented in its persistence and scope.
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The rise in poll numbers shows Trump's persistence on the issue finally pays dividends.
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"Persistence is one of the most important forces in success and happiness," says Grant.
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Yet despite the persistence of abuse, many female lawmakers are vowing to continue on.
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If nothing else, I applaud her persistence, because I'd have given up almost immediately.
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Most importantly, the Fed is clearly somewhat puzzled by the persistence of low inflation.
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Their persistence in this campaign only highlight the importance of the Special Counsel's work.
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His persistence paid off and three days and thousands of retweets later, Harvey replied.
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Persistence and a few lucky phone calls resulted in a meeting with parks officials.
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But what interests Atkinson here is less the war's aftermath than its simmering persistence.
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Transforming your personal core takes years or decades of frustration, persistence, and hard work.
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Their persistence in this campaign only highlights the importance of the Special Counsel's work.
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It takes ingenuity, persistence and intelligence — maybe even genius — to become a Nobel laureate.
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What jumps out from the figure is the impressive persistence of the Republican edge.
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There is something comforting about this persistence, and what I allow it to mean.
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Her chief trait as a late-in-life public figure was probably her persistence.
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His amiable act doesn't question religious dogma with any persistence or engage with doubters.
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But the play is also about the persistence of "the artist": abrasive, relentless, unblinking.
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They do not address the well-researched and widely understood fact about college persistence.
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He had the number of an SEO "college persistence advisor" programmed into his cellphone.
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In a different sphere, she was a model of persistence and determination and individuality.
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Its value is evident in the effortless persistence and universality with which it occurs.
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The Obamas ended their letter by highlighting the historical significance of the students' persistence.
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The fact of his existence, of his mere persistence, is the real racial achievement.
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And so Breer, who has the laser-focused persistence of a successful artist, waited.
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The March 17 primary will test Lipinski's intimacy with his district and Newman's persistence.
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Is its presence a commentary on the persistence of innocence in a fallen world?
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Persistence enables developers to save and reload experiences right from where you left off.
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These books become messengers of persistence, messengers of peace, messengers of growth, to be sure.
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The persistence of the heat wave has also been exceptional, in addition to its severity.
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The manufacturing process for bb21217 is designed to improve the persistence of the altered cells.
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But the persistence of lynching goes beyond the private sector and stretches into the state.
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In the end, discipline, teamwork, sacrifice, and persistence inevitably became the result of those experiences.
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To many Atlantans, the neighborhood still seems unsafe given the persistence of the drug market.
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We must have the persistence, and the commitment, to take incremental steps toward that goal.
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The persistence of coordination issues at this stage suggests a key facet of Republicans' predicament.
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Still more striking is the sheer size and persistence of the mass of ordinary people.
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The deals have to be lucrative, and it requires a lot of time and persistence.
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"You're exploring creativity, you're exploring design thinking, you're developing a sense of persistence," she said.
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Speaking to Billboard in November, she revealed that she won the role through dogged persistence.
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In particular, adults should focus on how those figures overcame adversity through determination and persistence.
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The persistence of such names, say some on the nationalist fringe, reflects an integration problem.
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This one Bob is dwarfed against such a backdrop, but Bois latches onto his persistence.
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The family's faith and the officers' persistence was rewarded when Officer Matt Rush and Cpl.
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Convincing others to buy goods and services is a useful skill, requiring charisma and persistence.
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Persistence is important, because we will be able to achieve what we want as women.
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The persistence of privileged surnames in prized jobs reveals the slow pace of social mobility.
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Whether termed "grit", "task-motivation" or "conscientiousness", more psychologists are emphasising the role of persistence.
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There's something for persistence, and the degree of difficulty gets harder for musicians period, right?
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The persistence of memory is likely baked into our DNA and subliminally makes these demands.
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Westbrook went at Portland with such persistence that it's hard to pick out specific highlights.
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She praises the app's bar-code scanner, add-your-own-recipes feature—and its persistence.
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"Serena was lucky because of the care and persistence of her mother," he told GMA.
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The pace of U.S. and Gulf state bureaucracies are slow, and persistence will be key.
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Donkeys are known for their independence, intelligence & persistence and horses for their speed, perceptiveness & memory.
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You need four things in any situation: persistence, determination, hard work, and to not quit.
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Mr. Turner had "creeped" her out because of his persistence, the woman told the police.
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Vestager's persistence in pursuing US tech firms has drawn the anger of President Donald Trump.
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Tom Wolf's persistence working for economic opportunity for those rural areas, as well as Sen.
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If anything, he discovered that there was no secret — except persistence, humor, improvisation and grit.
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If diligence, persistence, and commitment are lacking, talent, ingenuity, and knowledge are of no avail.
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PFAS are often referred to as "forever chemicals" due to their persistence in the environment.
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Arguably, their persistence also has reached the risk of driving the public away from them.
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The persistence of deep poverty in an affluent nation may be one reason for this.
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"Passion gives you the energy, persistence, and focus needed to overcome failures, mistakes, and rejection."
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It was the persistence of lynchings turned black people into refugees in their own country.
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A host of studies insist that we generally underestimate our own creativity, persistence, and persuasiveness.
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After all my persistence and preparation, I would go down as the one who bawled.
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But persistence pays, and Mr. Plagens is now making the best paintings of his career.
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That has fuelled an anxious national conversation about the persistence of Germany's east-west divisions.
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They meet again sometime later, thanks in part to happenstance (and also, the man's persistence).
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And, look, we make it clear in the report that persistence doesn't equate to effectiveness.
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There were lessons she wanted to share with her children about grit, persistence and mindfulness.
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While that's a testament to her savvy and persistence, it's also thanks to Donald Trump.
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But the findings also show the persistence of racial disparities in the criminal justice system.
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"Closing down is easy, staying open in a healthy environment requires courage, persistence, and focus."
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"His persistence is what I admire the most," Dr. Haegert said of his father's ingenuity.
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People knew about J. Tillman, he had admirers, but despite the persistence nothing quite took.
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It takes passion, persistence and optimism in the face of adversity in order to succeed.
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In Los Angeles, the persistence rate reached 87 percent among the highest income quintile neighborhoods.
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A parting wisdom: Collecting art is less about money than about passion, curiosity and persistence.
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Keeping Americans safe from such threats requires vision, planning, persistence and working with other countries.
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Lights on rotating wheels create what scientists call persistence of vision, which is an illusion.
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"I love their persistence, their maturity, which is remarkable for people their age," she said.
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We're humans, we learn to do everything from repetition and persistence, nothing more, nothing less.
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A number of explanations were advanced for the persistence of low inflation despite low unemployment.
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The persistence of volume incentives in Medicare provider payment exemplifies how we directly subsidize inefficiency.
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The persistence of sexism wasn't usually something the Trump supporters I've met liked to acknowledge.
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Eventually, Ms. Deming's persistence led to an invitation to work in the San Francisco lab.
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The persistence of this coalition required an immense amount of self-deception on both sides.
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The scene is a testament to the persistence of vegetation in this part of China.
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Or is radicalism persistence in the face of a constant threat of erasure and silencing?
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The stubborn persistence of these ancient borders reflects the legacy of different 19th-century development trajectories.
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Seasonal drought outlook showing likely persistence and expansion of drought in the South through the winter.
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Beyond persistence, Chandra emphasizes the need for entrepreneurs to have a bigger vision for their company.
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"Again, Weinstein displayed persistence and would not take 'no' for an answer," according to the suit.
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We try to fool ourselves; to talk of lessons learned about teamwork and camaraderie and persistence.
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"Higher Vibration" is the Brooklyn rapper's attempt at trying to coexist somewhere between pain and persistence.
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Know that with some guidance, good information and persistence, you can change your score over time.
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But, owing to his persistence in the years since, his discredited allegations have spread like mold.
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Her persistence, and those damn targeted ads, make her hard to ignore, and maybe... you shouldn't.
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Most stores don't carry every flavor, so stocking up on a favorite can require some persistence.
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Editorial One of the mysteries of life in New York is the persistence of vacant lots.
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Their persistence is rewarded when Dinah Jane, Normani Kordei, Lauren Jauregui, and Ally Brooke stroll in.
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Ebola's persistence in semen means we now have to track this curious villain in two ways.
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"We need patience and persistence," Praet said, repeating ECB President Mario Draghi's message from last week.
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Here, she lends insight into the persistence of masquerade traditions, touching upon their 21st-century updates.
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Moore declined the offer, but soon caved in to what he portrayed as concern and persistence.
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Moreover, persistence enables industry growth, as top performers are able to raise larger and larger funds.
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None of these accounts, though, explain the most troubling aspect of America's profit problem: its persistence.
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After two weeks of his persistence, I agreed to dinner and a round of miniature golf.
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A third reason for the filibuster's persistence is that moderates don't want it to go away.
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You've highlighted the persistence of long-term unemployment as an enduring legacy of the financial crisis.
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President Donald Trump, the one man able to block the release, did not appreciate their persistence.
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By sheer persistence she got enough money for her centre, from Estonia and Norway among others.
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Today, we have wines that are fatter, with a longer finish and a much longer persistence.
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A signature theme of his work is the persistence of ancient urges in supposedly advanced societies.
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She rubbed the soapy ends of the brushes on her palm, ignoring the phone's canine persistence.
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The sentence "will not affect my persistence and my courage in the social movement," he added.
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We will need to show unaccustomed wisdom and understanding, persistence and patience, as much as toughness.
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Can one trust the persistence of imagery — from Hollywood, from news networks — visualizing the Middle East?
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It seems to me that peace requires so much resistance, persistence, presence of heart and mind.
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The persistence of these vulnerabilities reflects the absence of incentives for developers to create secure software.
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He doesn't agree, but he says that he is clear-eyed about the persistence of racism.
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Since 1988, the trade deficit has deepened to achieve world record levels of size and persistence.
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Their persistence to be seen and heard gives me strength to carry on in uncertain times.
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Breach calls attention to this history and to the persistence of environmental racism in several ways.
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The persistence of the group was one of the reasons that Trump's decision stunned the Pentagon.
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With persistence and keen eyes, the duo eventually spotted materials dug up by the Goliath frogs.
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It's also understandable given the persistence of ethnic armed conflicts in Myanmar on the Chinese border.
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Always his dogged persistence, his cautious exactitude, and his need to keep churning out product prevailed.
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Still, it was celebrated by Mr. Maduro's opponents as a victory brought about by their persistence.
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Every decade or so in Iran, protests erupt whose scale, intensity and persistence make global headlines.
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They've been dubbed "forever chemicals" due to their persistence in the human body and the environment.
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They've been dubbed "forever chemicals" due to their persistence in the human body and the environment.
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But … Justin Gatlin can just as easily be seen as an exemplar of persistence and redemption.
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The new discovery might not have been made — at least, not now — without Ms. Ryan's persistence.
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I love her persistence and achievement of success, her big, barrier-breaking vision of her life.
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In that goal, the two teens behind Parents Promise to Kids found another guiding word: Persistence.
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Even the meaningful analysis that The Discourse often mimics requires some measure of grit and persistence.
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The existence of poverty does not undermine the American dream, but the persistence of it does.
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Her persistence, like Catelyn Stark's, shows how widows didn't cower after the deaths of their husbands.
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The siege underscored the persistence of the Shabab, an offshoot of Al Qaeda based in Somalia.
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Her strategy: persistence, and, in some cases simply saying she's not able to pay the bill.
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But what Inslee lacks in pull with the legislature, he makes up for with dogged persistence.
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" The last course, our dessert, was inspired by Dalí's most famous painting, "The Persistence of Memory.
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"Persistence of a problem usually indicates a chronic problem and these have been shown in other research to have higher persistence into adolescence," said Dieter Wolke, professor of Developmental Psychology and Individual Differences at Warwick Medical School U.K., who was not part of the new study.
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And the size and persistence of Germany's savings hoard makes it an awkward defender of free trade.
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As the Khashoggi killing headlines continue, there is a hard stock market truth about this story's persistence.
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It is going to require some grit, passion and persistence; a couple of words in our program.
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Their fanatical obsession in turning their dream into a reality gives them the Rich Habit of persistence.
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As it turned out, the persistence of parents was far stronger than the government's power of coercion.
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This method, called "persistence hunting," was likely practiced by prehistoric hunter-gatherers for nearly two million years.
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In nearly three years in office, Trump has shown an unusual persistence in honoring campaign trail vows.
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"It requires a great deal of persistence and determination to convict a police officer," Mr. Colbert said.
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There's glamour in chasing an elusive lucky break, but teamwork and persistence can still win the day.
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Yet, with persistence comes growth, and in Ma's case, success and recognition for his work on Alibaba.
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The struggle becomes about persistence, and holding onto one's ideals even if events push you off course.
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The New York Times earlier this year published a lengthy feature on its persistence in American culture.
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"Let resistance plus persistence equal progress for our party and our country," she said, praising the Jan.
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It took eight years of long days, persistence and resilience to make the beverage start-up profitable.
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Some things take a little persistence — in the case of Rubio the dog, a lot was required.
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Rigmaiden believes the deal had more to do with his persistence than the merits of the case.
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The persistence, levity, and glow of Goldie Hawn has lit up the American cinema of my lifetime.
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If you had told me about the persistence of the coverage, I wouldn't have dismissed his chances.
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To the voices behind the dark humor, the persistence of "thoughts and prayers" is the real joke.
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According to Barton Brothers, winning in the horse racing industry requires leadership, persistence, and finding your niche.
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"Persistence and grit were frequently cited as prerequisites for success, as was scrappiness," according to the study.
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Instead of celebrating de Lima's persistence after being physically assaulted, you choose to celebrate the deranged assailant.
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In 2017, she rose to national prominence for her persistence against Trump's first communication director Sean Spicer.
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Fed Chairman Jerome Powell cited heightened uncertainty around Trump's trade battles and the persistence of low inflation.
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Finally, she gets sick of Khloé's persistence and yells at her, bringing the convo to a halt.
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A persistence of recent fuel shortages, road blockades and strikes could crimp growth, the central bank said.
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Driven by purpose, passion and persistence, Revolar went from prototype to nationwide retail launch in eight months.
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But the price to his body for his stubborn persistence in the fight game was incalculably grave.
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I hope that girls who read these books are inspired by these tales of failure but persistence.
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Parsifal, then, seems less a savior than an exposer of the artificial persistence of an aging generation.
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And yet despite its persistence, the fervor over The Great Wall ended up not being particularly accurate.
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The exploits had all kinds of bizarre, secret spy code names like Elderpiggy, Wintersky, Persistence and Rhino.
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Still, the persistence of these reports points to a major disadvantage of our increasingly complex voting technology.
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My best line was in a 2001 piece about the persistence of corporal punishment in public schools.
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It isn't your anger that wins those arguments about the "stupid rules," after all; it's your persistence.
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"I value a lot people's persistence and resilience in coming out massively to the streets," she added.
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Earlier reports have said they were threatened by the persistence of violence, conflict and destabilizing climate change.
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Toni Morrison once wrote that the persistence of racism in this country seemed inexplicably enduring to her.
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What's next: In Season 50, "Sesame Street" will focus on life lessons, such as persistence and resilience.
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Health officials noted the recommendations were based on limited data about Zika's persistence in blood and semen.
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I soon came to simply trust and love what I saw in the glass: persistence, trust, grace.
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Studies have documented the persistence of symptoms in children for years after they were exposed in utero.
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The encounter would have ended there had Mark not demonstrated unusual and, given the circumstances, inexplicable persistence.
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Seasonal flu occurs because of the persistence of current strains or recently circulating strains of the flu.
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Parents should teach their kids about the importance of collaboration, going outside their comfort zone, and persistence.
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But lack of access to affordable credit on reasonable terms is central to the persistence of poverty.
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Mr. Gumienny ultimately did so but was suspicious enough of Mr. Dulos's persistence to keep the originals.
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However, intuition is never valid without facts, and the data show very little persistence in recent years.
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Ms. Faludi is right to point out misogyny's persistence, but fails to acknowledge that some of Mrs.
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But there's something to be said for persistence, and for not quitting even though the pendulum swings.
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But Goethe's persistence also testifies to the continuity of his interests and themes during his entire life.
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Negotiations will be drawn out due to the hardening and persistence of Washington's and Beijing's conflicting interests.
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Even on the best of days, fostering these Native languages will still be costly and require persistence.
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To earn a fair shot in life, they must rely on grit, hard work, persistence and determination.
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"'The Burning Giraffe' and 'The Persistence of Memory'" are DALIS, as in two paintings by Salvador Dalí.
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It's not an exaggeration to say that Ms. Weiland's persistence ultimately influenced my acceptance into Brown University.
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What's interesting about Kraushaar's column isn't the novelty of the thesis but the persistence of the metathesis.
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Zambreno's writing raises questions about criticism (particularly by women), the gaze, failure, and the persistence of time.
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Eventually, out of our persistence and Jonathan's persistence, they opened up the library to us, and then ended up hooking us up with a woman who made the cedar capes and hats [worn in the movie], which was cool, because we then donated those back to the museum.
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Based on our most recent estimates, we use a growth persistence estimate of 82 percent in this article.
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But the persistence of these kinds of problems raises larger questions about YouTube's capacity for moderating creepy content.
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Woebot's apparent success as a therapist likely comes from its persistence and the short, punchy sessions it gets.
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The persistence of secrecy is one of the most under-discussed and crucial aspects of the opioid crisis.
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The project has taken many years of persistence to be realized and has been stopped multiple times before.
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A common theme with the industrials has been the persistence of weak business conditions, resulting in negative growth.
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Sometimes, to make a dream come true, all you need is persistence and a life-size cardboard cutout.
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The blog is now six years old, so it's taken a lot of persistence and dedication to quality.
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It robs advanced adversaries of persistence while offering an efficient and predictable framework for keeping proprietary information private.
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Kerry's dogged persistence helped secure a landmark nuclear deal with Iran and an international agreement on climate change.
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But at my persistence, she gave me a list on what she considers to be her general favorites.
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Private equity persistence is the theory that a firm's future returns can be predicted by its past returns.
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" Thomas Edison's persistence was exemplified in his famous quote, "Genius is 1 percent inspiration and 99 percent perspiration.
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But persistence pays, at least if the goal was to force Obama to veto a real repeal effort.
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Concerns about the persistence of inflation below the Fed's 2 percent annual target appear to have diminished somewhat.
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It seems the new secret to online dating success involves a Twitter account and a lot of persistence.
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It was a bee harassing a bear, stinging incessantly until his arm-weary adversary succumbed to sheer persistence.
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Its difficulty (or mystery), which can feel like her stubborn persistence of vision, is part of its pleasure.
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" She likes his modesty, his persistence, his elegance, his enthusiasms for "food and tequila and music and women.
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The best problems not only encourage happy thinking, they nurture patience and persistence — valuable characteristics in exploring mathematics.
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It's not easy to change such a socially ingrained mindset, but with a bit of persistence, it's possible.
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To acknowledge the ethical failings of the nation is to acknowledge the persistence of our own moral decay.
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Still, it also points to the persistence of wide inequality as being at the center of the story.
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"Maybe with persistence, we can overcome the legacy systems and thinking that slow things down," Ms. Wooley said.
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Earlier reports have said the goals were threatened by the persistence of violence, conflict and destabilizing climate change.
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The backdoor, known as LOKI2, was used by the Moonlight Maze attackers to maintain persistence on Linux machines.
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Not only did the goals rattle off with machine gun persistence, they were things of beauty as well.
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Republicans interviewed by The Hill say the infighting and leaks have been extraordinary for their ferocity and persistence.
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Some found it off-putting — a testament to the persistence of loneliness and alienation, a "Bartleby" for toddlers.
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The former is easy to deliver in tweets and public pronouncements, while the latter takes patience and persistence.
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From Apple to Airbnb, recent history pullulates of companies that bulldozed through serious hardships thanks to unrelenting persistence.
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Assuming the bill passes this month, everything will depend on the transparency, thoughtfulness, and persistence of Oregon regulators.
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May, who has won some plaudits for her durability and persistence, Mr. Farage acknowledges she has staying power.
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Such is the power of words, turning loss into victory out of sheer will and social-media persistence.
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NASA has also reportedly confirmed the persistence of the debris in orbit, according to the Space Intel Report.
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Biologists and ecologists go there to study the stubborn persistence of various life-forms, from microbes to mammals.
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Politicians and policy wonks worry about the persistence of poverty across generations, but affluence is inherited more strongly.
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The problem is more often petty corruption or bureaucratic sloth or ignorance — against which persistence often pays off.
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But the persistence of these filmmakers combined with companies like Netflix is helping to change that, she said.
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The persistence of its doping problems owes to the fact that the sport is about power and endurance.
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Why do members of the major media seem to keep missing the political persistence of the Trump movement?
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And then, predictably, the persistence of critical voices depends on their ability to carefully craft their reporting strategies.
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Many of us bristle at the persistence of the term "Hispanic," given its connection to Spain and colonization.
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Many of us bristle at the persistence of the term "Hispanic," given its connection to Spain and colonization.
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A market's "momentum peak" is measured by various tools that capture the angle and persistence of a rally.
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But this heat wave is already unprecedented, and the severity and continued persistence of these conditions are alarming.
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On a personal level, she's stopped using the term "obsessive" and switched to "persistence," which resonates more positively.
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But given the persistence with which the accusation is made, one gets the sense that they are serious.
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Apple is left still guessing, with more persistence than confidence, what customers might not yet know they want.
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May, who is renowned for her persistence, managed to rescue the accord, finally reaching the agreement last Friday.
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But the persistence of the rumor speaks to the contradiction inherent to the way we see the Kardashians.
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The persistence of bellicose rhetoric from North Korea seen over recent weeks didn't appear to impact trading in Tokyo.
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Ward casts Ivanka's persistence as part of a quest since childhood to never be far from her father's view.
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We get angry, too, at the way these events seem to reflect the stubborn persistence of racism in society.
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In fact, his persistence took on the form of relentless text messages for a period of nearly a year.
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Fröbe-Kapteyn was not an artist; she was a researcher into the arcane and the persistence of symbolic forms.
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Fauci said that Zika's persistence in the body recalled findings during the 2014 Ebola outbreak, the worst on record.
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Your persistence on and off the field inspires girls and women everywhere to dream big, fight hard, and win.
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Some of the people she profiles in her book show how grit — a combination of passion and persistence — works.
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"[One] of the most effective things Dylan Farrow has in her arsenal is the 'persistence of emotion,'" Baldwin tweeted.
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Her persistence paid off and she eventually became the first African American to hold the role in San Francisco.
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Her persistence in following the flow of money became so legendary, her coworkers gave her a royal new nickname.
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That such figures are a surprise to many is testament to the persistence of attitudes outlined by Mr Dürr.
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Given the stubborn persistence of these problems, the winner's tenancy in the mayor's office may be rather short-term.
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It's this persistence in seeking out and achieving the best that keeps Pescod coming back to Mongolia, he says.
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"This out-of-sample persistence indicates that the effect is enduring and not a statistical fluke," the authors conclude.
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But efforts to silence women of color have largely failed due to the persistence of women in counteracting them.
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Internet artist Guo O Dong created the "The Persistence of Chaos" at the behest of cybersecurity company Deep Instinct.
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Earlier U.N. reports said the goals were threatened by the persistence of violence, conflict and lack of private investment.
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"Wacky weather continues with scary strength and persistence," tweeted Professor Lars Kaleschke, a professor at the University of Hamburg.
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Akers' persistence paid off -- she became a star in the World Cup-winning US teams of 1991 and 1999.
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Genetics (or perhaps a lack of persistence) has kept me from attaining that classic muscle bear, boulder shoulder look.
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The persistence of low inflation is also likely to slow down the Fed's plans to hike rates, Dye said.
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Money, certainly starting with federal money, is needed, but so is a great deal of local creativity and persistence.
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They said Hamzeh "refused to participate and insisted they abandon any plan for violence" despite persistence by the informants.
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"Maxine's voice is a voice that needs to be heard," Lewis told The Hill on Thursday, praising her persistence.
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The persistence of white supremacy and Islamophobia should be a critical concern to those in the health-care sector.
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"The coordination among them, and their persistence and desperation to get back on the system was stark," Mitra says.
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Fans said Ash's persistence through the years should serve as a reminder that success could be a long journey.
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It doesn't help us with the big historical questions about the persistence of Southern racism after the Civil War.
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The funny thing about your body, even when it's abused, is its persistence in telling you something is wrong.
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We are apt to find the persistence unsettling because it hints at depths of rage being held in check.
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His integrity, persistence, optimism, and sense of our common humanity always informed his outreach to the community of nations.
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"The combination of persistence and curiosity is very good predictor of employee success in a knowledge economy," says Schmidt.
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One of them is the first idea and the persistence, and we're going to talk about what commonalities exist.
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Personal health For one patient, a decade of recovery took determination, persistence and the courage to weather repeated setbacks.
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It's that treadmill feature that leads to the persistence of racial disparities in the United States generation after generation.
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"He gets things done because of his passion, his competitiveness as a legislator and his persistence," Mr. Schumer said.
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I am grateful to have witnessed your combination of skill, persistence, and loyalty from the same seats every night.
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Mr. Gerbi attributes the watch's success to the persistence that he and Mr. Mesny-Deschamps devoted to the project.
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At the same time, the repetition of the marks conveys persistence and joy in the act of making them.
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That persistence extends to his personal life; he has also completed two Ironman triathlons while serving in the Senate.
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"What interests Atkinson here is less the war's aftermath than its simmering persistence," Jennifer Egan writes in her review.
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The strange thing about the persistence of this genre is that these shows never find much of an audience.
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But her true target is the persistence of social iniquity both in the Philippines and among Filipinos in America.
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I definitely had that persistence and a desire to understand customers and persuade them to buy products or services.
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As Mr. Comey's discomfort grew, so did the president's persistence and his frustration with Mr. Comey's unwillingness to help.
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There is a miniature version of "The Persistence of Memory," his famous "melting clocks" painting — rendered entirely in chocolate.
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She spoke to Clinton's persistence and potential future in politics — adding that it is entirely up to Clinton herself.
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Although his commute was a slapstick series of events, it also served as a symbol of the Knicks' persistence.
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If not for the canine persistence of Mr. O'Keeffe, the cafe would never have made an East River beachhead.
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Republicans have hammered Clinton over the issue, and the persistence has taken a terrible toll on her poll numbers.
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Officials are also dismayed by the persistence of the epidemic even with the extensive use of a successful vaccine.
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Signs suggest that the oil glut is easing, but its persistence has undermined OPEC's ability to affect the markets.
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The team must demonstrate their competence in the domain, their functional skills and above all, their persistence and commitment.
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Outside court, she hugged survivors, who thanked her for her persistence and told her they appreciated everything she did.
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But despite their persistence, Kirshner demonstrates, there is simply no way that these spirited citizens can do it alone.
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However, some participants have been struck with the persistence of expectations of inflation below the Fed's 2-percent target.
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The persistence of planning goes unnoticed because it is so familiar: it is the way that companies are run.
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The rise of Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham and the persistence of Salafi-jihadist groups highlight the precariousness of Syria.
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The top prize is for a "full chain remote code execution exploit with persistence" of the dedicated security chip.
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It's been deemed a "forever chemical" due to its lingering persistence in the environment and in the human body.
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Many industry experts have prescribed driverless technology as the antidote to the persistence of driving-related deaths or injuries.
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"Part of it was persistence on my end," she says, but she finally won him over with her songwriting skills.
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We refer to this as growth persistence (and this assumption holds true from about a $10 million run rate on).
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With a little ingenuity and persistence, you could catch many of the fall's major releases in a matter of days.
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If the album's title is a deprecatingly self-aggrandizing reference to the trio's own stubborn persistence, then bring it on.
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No one who wants the best for Britain should treat their probable persistence under Brexit as a cue for triumphalism.
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"The biggest lesson learned was that hard work and persistence pays off," Ben Zvaifler said in an email to CNBC.
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Managing the persistence of eggs in tires and motivating responsible garbage management are important steps moving forward, according to LaDeau.
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The text and subtext of the author's work was always America's legacy of slavery and the pernicious persistence of racism.
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Officer Inserillo showed bravery and persistence in the face of threats to her jobs, and as reported, sometimes her life.
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Sunlight, nutrients, and salinity can influence the growth and persistence of the algae, on top of wind direction and currents.
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But the persistence of violence is the fault of a weak state, and especially of inadequate policing, prosecution and courts.
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"I'm going to try and teach her that that's the most important part of anything — it's the persistence," he says.
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Studies in Canada and the Netherlands have since found rates of 12-39% for persistence of transgender identity into adulthood.
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What this shows is that your current growth rate, times an estimate of growth persistence, is your most likely future.
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Our world is filled with inequity, and it is soothing to step into a world where persistence always pays off.
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It's available for $399 and boasts a new 2160×1200, low-persistence OLED display running at 90 frames per second.
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Belief in katsune-tsuki is a recognized psychosomatic condition in Japan, where its persistence continues to puzzle the medical community.
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It was there where he discovered the internet, founded two internet startups that failed, and through persistence, founded Alibaba Shareholdings.
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In these songs, they take on subjects like survivor's guilt, the lure of suicide and the stubborn persistence of hope.
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In this era influenced by multiculturalism, we, like Glazer and Moynihan, appreciate the persistence, not the obsolescence, of ethnic identification.
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Present-day scholars suggest that the North bears nearly as much responsibility for the persistence of slavery as the South.
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Instead, character traits like grit, curiosity, persistence and self-control are the keys to success in school, college and life.
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By leaving the record of his process bare, like a winter landscape, Marden exposes his vulnerability, uncertainty, determination, and persistence.
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Since these career "cheats" don't take talent, but persistence, Wong says, you don't have to be gifted to be successful.
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But after four calls and much persistence from the sales rep, Wang finally caved and signed up for a plan.
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The persistence and evolution of institutional racism attests to its normalized state in American culture, our politics, and our democracy.
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The market for these plant-based proteins is expected to reach $16.3 billion by 2026, according to Persistence Market Research.
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While these changes are intimidating, one refrain seemed common among the people VICE Impact spoke to for this story: persistence.
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But there is already one giant hurdle that wheat in the Plains will have to overcome this week: winter's persistence.
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Behold, the story of an individual who, through the unflinching persistence of an over-privileged toddler, changed an international franchise.
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What becomes more frustrating, particularly for Western states that fall victim to terrorism, is its persistence despite its political ineffectiveness.
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A large volume of studies and research continues to show the persistence of significant pay gaps in the work force.
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Phantom white working class voters and the persistence of 'hostile sexism' both played a crucial role in shaping the race.
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This unsettling double nature results from an artist's persistence at searching for unseen dimensions, facets, and cracks in their métier.
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"The Animated Life of A.R. Wallace" is an eight-minute film that touches on themes of struggle, persistence and recognition.
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Organizing "Posing Modernity" took persistence: When Ms. Murrell ran into roadblocks, she found funders and strong-armed institutions for loans.
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My Vibe's honesty about failure within this system is refreshing, as is the narrator's persistence in the face of it.
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As the agreement to cap and roll back Iran's nuclear program has shown, diplomacy works, given time, persistence and creativity.
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But its persistence may be because of wishful thinking — it's nice to believe that everyone has this amazing unlocked potential.
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The implant does not have persistence though; if a user reboots their iPhone, it will wipe the malware, Beer explains.
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"I'm going to try and teach her that that's the most important part of anything — it's the persistence," he said.
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Warren is certainly one candidate who has only continued to pick up steam, despite the persistence of critics and naysayers.
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As movement flows out of them, you sense not just the persistence of their bodies, but also of their minds.
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The persistence of uncertainties in particular relating to geopolitical factors and the threat of protectionism is weighing on economic sentiment.
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Still, the onstage persistence of the loveless gay man probably reflects some hard truths, even in a much-evolved America.
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This work of lyrical persistence and political resistance includes music from Martha Redbone, Heather Christian, and Stew and Heidi Rodewald.
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CARAMANICA With her first song since 2016, Lianne La Havas immerses herself in the painful persistence of a failing romance.
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For K Street critics, though, the moves highlight their larger concerns about the power and persistence of the influence industry.
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Alexandra Styron's forthcoming book, "Steal This Country: A Handbook for Resistance, Persistence, and Fixing (Almost) Everything," is for teen readers.
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I was able to answer him because he had first acknowledged what so many people deny: the persistence of prejudice.
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The writer, a minister, is the author of "Deep Denial: The Persistence of White Supremacy in U.S. History and Life."
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Obviously, such an initiative takes time, persistence, determination and goodwill to overcome many of the difficulties that will inevitably occur.
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At the La Lumiere boarding school, amid close-knit, enduring friends, Roberts later said, he learned the value of persistence.
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Her persistence was rewarded on Noah's 4th birthday, when she was offered a school crossing guard position near their home.
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Whether it results in meaningful curbs on the companies will depend in good part on the persistence of the investigators.
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Mr. Brown praised the students for their persistence but acknowledged he felt a twinge of disappointment about how it unfolded.
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Its success was a saga of persistence, ingenuity and just plain bravery in the face of nature and professional skepticism.
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Even in its gentleness, with mildly Afro-futuristic lyrics about journeys and persistence and love, "We Are King" is pretty stubborn.
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But the precision, and persistence, with which it is measured today leads some people to obsess over how they spend it.
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There is a monster gap between the two groups in actions, thinking and persistence when it comes to seeing things through.
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The veteran leftist took office promising to reduce rampant violence, and blames its persistence on the economic policies of previous administrations.
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Mahaarachchi's journey to that first job was anything but usual, but it speaks to the persistence that has always defined her.
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Organisers Sustainabiliteens Vancouver said the aim of the first climate march after the election was to show the government their persistence.
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"The leaders in AR are going to have to establish a level of persistence in order to move past the novelty."
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The expected inflation profile has been negatively affected by higher in international oil prices and a persistence in food price inflation.
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A 20-year-old Luxe Gaming fan named Olivia told The Verge she admires Burgher's persistence in the face of controversy.
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Persistence may result in a finding of contempt of Congress, a federal crime punishable by up to a year in prison.
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There's no persistence, no correlation with "absolute coordinates" (latitude/longitude/altitude) and no ability to share your "space" with someone else.
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The persistence of poverty and maladministration, and the instability they foster, is a disaster for the world's sixth-most-populous country.
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"Core inflation has shown a persistence with which we're not completely comfortable," central bank President Federico Sturzenegger told reporters on Tuesday.
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Each medal weighs 500 grams and features engraved images of seeds, meant to represent courage, persistence and the development of athletes.
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Some of my colleagues didn't take to riding the miniPRO immediately, but with some persistence most got it down pretty quickly.
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But with some persistence (and the help of my brother and roommate) I got through maybe a third of the game.
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New York pulled one back with 14:17 left in regulation when Strome's persistence in front of the net was rewarded.
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This is much greater intergenerational income persistence than could possibly be accounted for by even Italy's relatively high 0.5 percent elasticity.
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But protest music can build upon a gradual cultural shift that will benefit from the persistence that musicians like Bag provide.
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He traveled to Germany on Friday to live with Sievers and her other dogs — proof that persistence can definitely pay off.
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They worry the #MeToo debate is turning women into "snowflakes" who are overly sensitive or cannot assertively reject a man's persistence.
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It requires a little faith, some persistence to show up again and again and again, but what it creates is discipline.
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The persistence of voting along tribal lines rather than for specific policies and platforms has entrenched an apathy towards most politics.
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We chimeras owe our existence to the persistence of a Harvard-trained researcher later called The Father of Bone Marrow Transplantation.
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The persistence of this drama is a function of the larger themes it echoes, ones that never grow old: perception vs.
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This is not a climb for the faint of heart, though it is certainly doable with persistence and plenty of water.
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The persistence of Stair's social media presence points to the difficulty of completely filtering out disturbing content on social media platforms.
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They were beaten by the persistence, balance and single-mindedness of a young Spaniard who dashed 45 yards with the ball.
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"I kind of thought of it as coming full circle, as a way to commemorate everyone's suffering and persistence," he said.
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Pondering the persistence of this rancor, one of the characters concludes that a concern for heritage is no match for ardor.
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In his memoir, "Deep Denial: The Persistence of White Supremacy in the United States History and Life," he describes the rules.
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More confounding than the existence of investor overconfidence is its persistence: As markets teach us costly lessons, we should grow humble.
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Even the former reality TV show host's self-help quotes—"Sheer persistence is the difference between success and failure"—are framed.
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This persistence makes deferiprone unlike any antiretroviral drug on the market, all of which abruptly lose their effectiveness on treatment discontinuation.
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Ironically, the persistence of poverty in developing nations is what also prompted the development of the bike roaster to begin with.
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Given the persistence of those macroeconomic themes, the volatility that spooked high-yield issuers in December could easily return in 2019.
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He knew it was paramount to document the horrors, but he also understood the need to capture the persistence of life.
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"I don't believe the industry would have embraced subscription without Daniel's persistence," said Richard Greenfield, a media analyst at BTIG Research.
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Most Mexicans resent, and rightfully, the meager economic growth of the past few decades and the persistence of poverty and inequality.
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Nowhere is that return more haunting than in "Atlantics," a poetic ghost story about trauma, loss and the persistence of love.
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If you had to pick one reason for the persistence of the pay gap, the biggest reason, what would it be?
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" Mr. Krisher would often say, "Persistence, energy, enthusiasm are the key essentials of this profession, and the main enemy is cynicism.
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He may be best remembered for his persistence in capturing the knowable — in finding the people who longed to be seen.
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And the corruption it enables is a major factor in the persistence of dire poverty in resource-rich regions like Africa.
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ECB chief Mario Draghi said on Friday that while the inflation outlook had picked up, uncertainties "warrant patience, persistence and prudence".
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But it is also known as a "forever chemical" due to its persistence in both the environment and the human body.
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While success takes hard work and persistence, luck also plays a major role, says Warren Buffett's longtime business partner Charlie Munger.
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"The persistence of Assad in power will fuel additional conflict and increase the risk of additional chemical weapons use," Tillerson said.
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"I think the persistence of things like the Chainsmokers is radio really trying desperately to cling to format," Mr. Pareles said.
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Another found a direct link between the frequency and persistence of hot flashes and cardiovascular events later in a woman's life.
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Charlie's persistence pays off when HarperCollins buys "The Book of the Law of Love," as Charlie titles his inquiry, for $200,000.
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Yet perhaps what he had that others around him lacked was persistence, that staple element of the mythology of immigrant success.
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In 2012 - because of persistence of many of you in this room – 800,000 young men and women were protected from deportation.
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Their persistence helped force officials to acknowledge the crisis and prompted warnings to residents not to drink or cook with tap water.
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The projection for growth rate next year is just under 100 percent (98 percent, reflecting the assumption of 82 percent growth persistence).
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Part of the issue is Google's low-persistence screen requirement for Daydream, which has been interpreted as effectively requiring an OLED display.
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This week, Walt's column analyzes the persistence of email in a Snapchat world and warns us of relying too much on it.
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A persistence of prices at higher levels beyond the ameliorating influence of the rains may alone invite a policy shift to neutrality.
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The counterargument is this: Imagine if The Times really had taken on the Flint outrage with energy and persistence many months ago.
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In 1986 Ronald Reagan and lawmakers from both parties proved that, with sufficient patience, persistence and willingness to compromise, it can happen.
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He cites several researchers who have concluded, based on the persistence of the black-white test score gap, that money doesn't matter.
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" Khalid told TIME that persistence was key to gaining such recognition: "To keep at it, to keep going and you got it.
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"With this book, I want to send a message to young readers around the country — and the world — that persistence is power."
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America praised Alexis Tsipras and Zoran Zaev, prime ministers of Greece and Macedonia, for showing "vision, courage and persistence" in their efforts.
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Perhaps staring at such a deep and historic painting as a child led to the actor's passionate persistence to promote environmental protection?
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"The current downwelling oceanic Kelvin wave should fuel the persistence of El Niño at least in the short-term," the CPC reported.
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We do not expect significant shifts towards more expensive categories or price points due to the likely persistence of weak consumer sentiment.
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It took a massive commitment and persistence – so the crown incident was not the end of the world after so many challenges.
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Sources: "Persistence and Activation of Right-Wing Political Ideology", by D. Cantoni, F. Hagemeister, M. Westcott and E. Bogucka, 2019; Manifesto Project
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But leaving the EU demands persistence above all: you have to keep worrying away at the same problem for week after week.
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We saw the same phenomenon of persistence with Pokémon Go: virtual creatures remaining in a real physical location, waiting to be encountered.
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"With this book, I want to send a message to young readers around the country—and the world—that persistence is power."
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Beyond The Hashtag is R29's take on the persistence of racism in Hollywood, from financing and directing to casting and moviegoing.
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"Force doesn't crack the stone, persistence does," said Manuel Rojas, a volunteer at one of six polling centers in the Mexican capital.
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Both central bankers insist their policies will work in the end: Draghi cited the need for persistence, patience and prudence several times.
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"But I guess what allowed me to be successful, ultimately, in those classes, at the end, is my persistence and my tenacity."
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Despite his economic record, Abdel Aziz has been criticized for not facing up to Mauritania's most searing injustice: the persistence of slavery.
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From Negan and Lucille's bloody rampages to Maggie Rhee's resistance and persistence, season 7 has already given fans a lot to digest.
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SO THERE IS A MOVEMENT TOWARDS LOWER FEES BUT MUCH OF IT HAS TO DO WITH THE PERSISTENCE OF LOW ABSOLUTE RETURNS.
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The long-term persistence could lead to CRISPR—which cuts HIV out of the cell—cutting other sites in an uncontrolled manner.
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With this book, I want to send a message to young readers around the country—and the world—that persistence is power.
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Heidi Latsky contributes what she calls "timestamps" that address endurance, persistence and survival, and Elisa King performs a solo to jazz saxophone.
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Mr. Kaspersky is something of an anomaly in Russia, a businessman who built a global brand from scratch, using brains and persistence.
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States and school districts should be working to improve admissions and financial aid processes to improve rates of college persistence and completion.
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Johnson of her persistence in the late 1950s, when she successfully pressed her supervisor into admitting her into traditionally all-male meetings.
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It takes persistence, blood, sweat, tears (oh, so many tears!), a thick skin, and a hell of a lot of hard work.
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Valued as an operations officer, he was nevertheless hungry to fight and, through persistence, persuaded his commanders to grant him combat duty.
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Some credit its persistence to the state's long, frigid winters or the expensive internet prices that leave residents looking for other options.
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Sesno: Journalists build bridges by conveying information that leads to understanding and empathy through stories of persistence and struggle, triumph and breakthrough.
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Called forever chemicals due to their persistence in the environment, the military has now identified more than 400 sites contaminated with PFAS.
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His most recent book is "Racism without Racists: Color-Blind Racism and the Persistence of Racial Inequality in America" (Rowman & Littlefield, 2017).
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Globally, central bankers have been frustrated at the persistence of low growth and inflation even after years of super-easy monetary policy.
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However, it's the sheer persistence of the visuals that makes the Voynich Manuscript so mesmerizing, as well as its scrawled indecipherable text.
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You already have a busy day, and fitting an hour of exercise into your schedule is an ongoing challenge that requires persistence.
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This persistence may seem surprising, particularly when compared with the Republican contest, in which everyone has already stood aside for Donald Trump.
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Quoted: Dale, in his speech, says he's more troubled by the persistence of this mix than the recent uptick in CO2 emissions.
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The persistence seems to have paid off, as Johansen is busy setting up the Arctic Circle's first craft brewery by Longyearbyen's port.
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It also blamed the "persistence" of child marriage, and warned that the current approach prevented adolescents from learning about sexual health issues.
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By contrast, the persistence of low-key electronic music in Revisited yields an undynamic soundscape that can encourage viewers to tune out.
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Because of the scope of the outbreak and its persistence, some public health experts said they thought the county's action made sense.
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But the intensity of the reaction most likely reflects the persistence of Americans' belief in the uniquely meritocratic nature of our society.
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Alongside the bans, there's been a surge of public awareness of the persistence of plastic waste and the folly of recycling it.
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She said Moore's persistence in asking her out made her uncomfortable because he lingered in her section or by the bathroom area.
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She added that the hate crime label would amount to a much-needed recognition of the persistence and toll of racist violence.
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The reality star says the road to success wasn't easy and required a lot of grit and persistence despite various career obstacles.
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Ample research demonstrates the stubborn persistence of segregation and the devastating consequences of growing up in a neighborhood of concentrated poverty today.
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But many in the broader community say the persistence of the occupation has contributed to a culture of lawlessness on the campus.
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Buttigieg is like some nice young man selling magazine subscriptions whose earnestness and persistence generates enough pity sales to make his quota.
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The writer is president and co-founder of Persistence Plus, a company that designs student interventions using mobile technology and intelligent software.
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Voting Village participants have confirmed the persistence of these flaws in previous years as well, along with a raft of new ones.
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There's the enigma around the ambitious persistence of the well-to-do Gina (Michelle Williams), who's trying to build her dream home.
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That chummy persistence serves him well in "My Scientology Movie," an offbeat attempt to illuminate the church's psychological grip on its members.
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The persistence of racial inequality in the Capitol is undoubtedly linked to Congress' unwillingness to collect important demographic information about its employees.
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Consider the persistence of North Korea and Cuba, and there's an argument that sanctions and isolation preserve regimes rather than topple them.
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The Cornell Council for the Arts (CCA) announces the theme and participants for the 3rd CCA Biennial, 2018, Duration: Passage, Persistence, Survival.
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For Cyan Banister, who shepherded the deal through to investment for Founders Fund, happening on Contraline was a combination of luck and persistence.
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Her persistence paid off when she knocked on the door of Jose Alberto and Norma Moreno, Mexican immigrants who are now U.S. citizens.
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"Despite the persistence of geopolitical and economic risks, the backdrop remains constructive," Goldman Sachs Chief Financial Officer Marty Chavez told analysts on Tuesday.
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"It is important to analyse more information and experience before judging their full effects and their persistence," the RBI said in a statement.
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" In a statement provided to Refinery29, Time's Up said: "The look-back video commemorates an intense year filled with progress, persistence, and resistance.
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"Even when it's hard, she doesn't give up, and I really like persistence and I like determination and I like passion," he said.
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Russell ominously explained the persistence this way: "Imagine during Watergate if people quit investigating and said, you know, he won by a landslide."
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Persistence of Vision: The Films of Suzan Pitt continues at Spectacle Theater (124 S. 3rd Street, Brooklyn) on September 19 and September 25.
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"Without their courage and persistence, this crisis likely never would have been brought to light and mitigation efforts never begun," the report states.
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After decades of searching for a magic bullet to make the series stick in the West, it may ultimately boil down to persistence.
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JESUS MADRAZOHead of agricultural affairs and sustainabilityBayer Crop ScienceMonheim, Germany "Building blocs" (November 3rd) recounted the persistence of housing segregation in Northern Ireland.
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The scholars attributed this "misalignment" to differences in "noncognitive skills": attentiveness, persistence, eagerness to learn, the ability to sit still and work independently.
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To date, five different SNPs have been strongly associated with lactase persistence, and another 10 or so have been found in isolated populations.
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By the same token mutual funds become hot because of their past performance, but there is very little evidence of persistence in returns.
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However, Croft maintains that the oil oversupply looks to be easing, and that the persistence of the global glut has potentially been overblown.
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The persistence of the debt problem reveals much about the difficulties of governing China and the limits even of Xi Jinping's immense authority.
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Persistence pays Get the tissues ready: A dog popped up at the German flight attendant's hotel every time she was in Buenos Aires.
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When Angus the French bulldog found a long stick, little did he know he would be teaching us all a lesson in persistence.
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Although the symphony visits these events, at the center of the symphony's emotional outpour, he chose to emphasize the unwavering persistence of humanity.
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Rather, they reveal a sense of the difficulty of such a task, and persistence it requires, while also illustrating how we have progressed.
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In his new book, John Andrews, former foreign correspondent for The Economist, discusses the history, evolution and persistence of terrorism and global warfare
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Our parents weren't entirely wrong in saying that persistence is necessary for success, but sometimes quitting is the most effective course of action.
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"The persistence of vaccine-induced immunity to one year post-immunization is truly impressive," said researcher Matthew Snape of the University of Oxford.
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It's a small change, but as a measure of the Lovings' persistence against a system that was stacked against them, an important distinction.
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Even so, the scale and persistence of the nationwide anti-graft campaign he unleashed in 2012 on becoming China's leader has been surprising.
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But the attention to detail, the persistence, and the long-game approach of these hackers stands heads and shoulders above other phishing campaigns.
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The tool can be used to deliver a fileless Mac malware implant called Der Starke which installs a persistence component in the EFI.
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The real mystery of the Bermuda Triangle has much more to do with the persistence and longevity of popular conspiracy theories surrounding it.
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Becoming a 85033-star general is not an accomplishment for the faint of heart and takes decades of service and persistence to achieve.
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The persistence of uncertainties, related to geopolitical factors, the threat of protectionism and vulnerabilities in emerging markets, is leaving marks on economic sentiment.
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That would give an attacker persistence on the network, making it easier to conduct surveillance or steal data once the attackers drive away.
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Due to the persistence of racism, Black people face larger hurdles to escaping poverty than do white people: this fact has not changed.
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"It is important to analyze more information and experience before judging their full effects and their persistence," the RBI said in a statement.
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The persistence of the centrist fantasy mostly shows that the voices who clamor for such a ticket are overrepresented in media and politics.
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"It's down to our persistence that we haven't died out yet," drummer Jack Bevan tells me, back in the smoking area at Skehans.
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In the clue "Stick with it," you're being misled into thinking that the answer has to do with persistence, but it doesn't here.
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Which, I'm sure you are thankful for, leads to my final point: we have to follow Madiba's example of persistence and of hope.
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This kind of persistence is encouraging at a time when states all over the country are working overtime to make voting more difficult.
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The persistence of this mystery is especially remarkable given the intense public scrutiny of Epstein and his circle since his arrest in July.
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You have to demonstrate you have the persistence to keep trying but you have the creativity to keep coming up with new ideas.
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Coon found that running his own painting business helped him learn about focus, persistence and how crucial a good team is to success.
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The opportunity to address the persistence of gender pay gaps in the United States is one important outcome of implementing paid family leave.
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A British protester gave a lesson in dogged persistence Tuesday night by displaying a series of anti-Brexit signs behind a news broadcast.
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The persistence of poverty and homelessness amid the wealth can only feed the anxiety of those who fear that the center cannot hold.
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Eminem's semi-autobiographical 2002 film, 8 Mile, is a story about many things—blind ambition, dogged persistence, the inescapable trappings of systematic poverty.
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Titled "The Persistence of Chaos," the Samsung machine has been filled with six of the most notorious computer viruses known to cybersecurity analysts.
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That's a testament not only to the persistence of low oil prices, but also the declining cost of renewable energies in recent years.
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It took months of constant calls, and persistence in reminding Mr. Reagan's aides of his previous promise, before he agreed to the interviews.
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Which, I'm sure you are thankful for, leads to my final point: We have to follow Madiba's example of persistence and of hope.
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It is true that in Chemnitz nobody was literally "hunted," and that the term Ms. Merkel used — "persistence chase" — may technically be wrong.
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One is the persistence of a belief — not unfounded — among some Thai chefs that Westerners like their food sweet and can't handle spice.
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From romantic comedies, I learned that stalking means he loves you and persistence means he earned you — and also that I was ugly.
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The music echoes Sparklehorse, setting a Celtic-modal banjo against a looming, distorted electric guitar; the song captures the eerie persistence of grief.
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And it argues that merely investigating what the Russians did in 2016 will be insufficient in protecting against future attacks, given their persistence.
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The fundamental problem he identified was the persistence of a "colonial" approach to water engineering, going back to the legacy of Arthur Cotton.
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Even as they are poked and prodded and perhaps disproved, they live and die not on their cunning but on their flat persistence.
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The widespread distribution of these genes and their persistence over millenniums show that the old color lines are essentially meaningless, the scientists said.
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Lewis Hamilton of Mercedes, the five-time drivers' champion, said that Alonso's persistence to not give up was a great example to others.
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In less than a week, she had come to understand the migrant's burden: persistence in the face of cruel setbacks and total uncertainty.
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In tracing the comic pathway by which a schlub becomes more self-assured, it tells a morality tale about the value of persistence.
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It was the persistence of his son-in-law Jared Kushner, according to the impression of three former officials close to the issue.
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This term — "the hold" — is emblematic in Sharpe's concept of "wake work," referring to the psychic persistence of this space in black life.
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He was imposing with a bushy mustache, and though plenty of Kiwi sailors won more regattas, he had a rumpled charisma and persistence.
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Some of Miyazaki's films are, at least visually, more lighthearted and joyful than others, but death — its inevitability, its persistence — is always present.
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The movement's extraordinary scale and persistence has relied on the tolerance shown by moderates towards radical action, including the throwing of petrol bombs.
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In an increasingly digital age, Mr. Sax reminds us of the human craving for tactile, physical things, and the persistence of the real.
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While the skull-and-crossbones tattoo on Ruppert's hand isn't a red flag for Virginie, his persistence in following her ought to be.
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And Belgium has been criticized for the persistence of blackface imagery as cultural themes and for other tactics seen as punishing religious minorities.
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"The persistence of vaccine-induced immunity to one year post-immunisation is truly impressive," said researcher Matthew Snape of the University of Oxford.
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In her response, Harris also called out the persistence of the gender wage gap and how it's even wider for women of color.
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Richard V. Reeves, of the Brookings Institution, has been doing research on the persistence of social and economic disadvantage for a long time.
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TATY When Luck Meets Persistence TaTy's mother was 17 when she gave birth to TaTy, an event that dashed her own college aspirations.
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The persistence of steam and explosions after the cliff's collapse indicated that the flow had not halted, even though the view was obscured.
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"These trees were perhaps critical to human persistence in this region, while other such areas of Northern Europe were abandoned," the team said.
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This persistent volume is a helpful tool, but Tails even has a STRONG warning about using persistence, as staying truly anonymous is hard.
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WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump&aposs persistence in pursuing friendly ties with Vladimir Putin has highlighted a growing disconnect within his administration over Russia policy.
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Also, many question if Trump has the persistence to see through a lengthy and expensive process to fully eliminate North Korea&aposs nuclear threat.
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The delayed rollout was partly because of display issues — Google would only approve low-persistence screens that could provide a very smooth VR experience.
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Elegant and tender, this memoir, about the sudden death of Alexander's husband, is a lyrical account of love, loss, and persistence for the ages.
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She knew Tom was a notorious ladies' man and resisted him at first, but his persistence paid off and they had a whirlwind romance.
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Even when it didn't feel useful, the persistence of bringing myself before some higher power and asking to be made clean, again and again.
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Studies in Chicago, Georgia, and Florida have shown that enrollment in charter high schools can even increase college attendance, persistence, and later life income.
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"Overcrowding, lack of public services in new settlements, the persistence of slums, all create a climate of insecurity, numerous Algerians confirm," the report said.
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You really have to give Oracle a lot of points for persistence, especially where the $10 billion JEDI cloud contract procurement process is concerned.
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At littleBits, we strive to infuse a love for creativity, invention, and continuous play, because we know it's about persistence, not just initial exposure.
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"Downside risks had become more pervasive and that their persistence could ultimately also necessitate a revision to the baseline growth scenario," the ECB added.
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But the weakness itself is real, and its persistence shows just how hard it is to balance security with the demands of everyday users.
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Looking at this exhibition, and thinking about Asawas' persistence and generosity, I realized why Robert Frost's "The Road Not Taken" has often bothered me.
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The researchers say the persistence of these monkeys to capture their prey indicate that the bats are a valuable item in their food repertoire.
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But while the ad celebrates Kaepernick, it also twists and flattens his narrative into one of straightforward persistence in the face of long odds.
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The process of scoring an Oscar-winning film takes patience, persistence and requires a team of talented professionals and, in Piper's case, groundbreaking technologies.
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Predictably, the experts were right and the deficit did increase because of the tax cut—despite the persistence of magical supply-side economic thinking.
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"Continued low oil prices could change consumer perceptions, leading them to increase spending as they learn about this greater degree of persistence," they wrote.
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Global sales of plant-based meat products have risen an average of 20193 percent each year since 2010, according to Persistence Market Research (PMR).
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Schultz's inspiring journey involves a bit of luck, he admits, but it has also been the result of a fierce determination and unwavering persistence.
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ECB chief Mario Draghi said on Friday he was confident that the inflation outlook has picked up, but uncertainties "warrant patience, persistence and prudence".
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Their bravery and persistence in speaking up has caused an important narrative shift in the gun-control conversation away from politics and towards people.
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The size and likely persistence of this external shock means that all oil exporters will have to adjust by reducing spending and increasing revenue.
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They knew at the time that healthcare for all could only be achieved through persistence and by inching the private system closer to failure.
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The next president can help restore fiscal discipline in the federal government, but it will require leadership, persistence and the will to cut spending.
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Yet the Vermont senator's persistence, demonstrated by his 21st victory, in Oregon on May 17th, is making her look weak and her party divided.
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Pokémon GO creator Niantic Labs also just bought Escher Reality, a startup dedicated to solving some of these backend issues around persistence and multiplayer.
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One contributing factor to the seemingly odd persistence of high incarceration is suggested by John Pfaff, a professor of criminal law at Fordham University.
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Still, he carries on, conceding by his persistence that the best course is to accommodate Trump's policies while apologizing for his most embarrassing outbursts.
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The persistence of these demographic trends through all corners of the country largely explains the lopsided geography in results for the House of Representatives.
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Still, the persistence of these ads on Facebook suggests the company doesn't have adequate oversight in place to stop problematic ads before they run.
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Attempts to make it into a political virtue too often attribute to anger victories that rightfully belong to courage, patience, intelligence, persistence, or love.
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But that Pagenaud became the IndyCar Series champion, winning the season's final race last Sunday in the process, is a testament to his persistence.
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Indeed, the awkward fact about Upheaval is that the outcome it seeks to explain, persistence through change in modern times, is the overwhelming norm.
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While the brutality of the Islamic State has provoked a multinational military campaign, the persistence of sieges seems to produce only strongly worded statements.
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"With a little luck and some persistence he was able to get his papers and brought us to the USA in 1987," Flores said.
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Leaver said the study gives the clearest indication yet as to the roles of flexibility and persistence in the grey squirrel's problem solving process.
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But the problem is the persistence of negative rates for a long period of time and the impact on the financial sector in general.
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The researchers also find that moving to higher income neighborhoods may reduce the intergenerational persistence of poverty and ultimately generate positive returns for taxpayers.
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ECB chief Mario Draghi said on Friday he was confident that the inflation outlook has picked up, but uncertainties "warrant patience, persistence and prudence."
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CHELSEA CLINTON: Like so many Americans, I was deeply inspired by Senator Warren's persistence in bringing Coretta Scott King's words to the senate floor.
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Persistence paid off, however, and here is JACK LEMMON in a poignant look at a man at the end of his career: Your thoughts?
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I felt somewhat elated, as I imagine a scientist might while working on an experiment that suddenly, after much persistence, has yielded favorable results.
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Tsubasa herself was a sunbeam, but her father had an elegiac middle-aged tragedy to him, a poetry of persistence, that radiated brightly, too.
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After some time, I come to realize that the persistence of the question, How am I made, is not her sculpture's question, but mine.
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Over three hours he talked about retreating from the spotlight, the persistence of emo and accusations of sexual assault that have roiled the genre.
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"The magnitude and persistence of the overall effect on the U.S. economy remain highly uncertain and the situation remains a fluid one," Powell added.
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Alternating sections of Biber's 17th-century "Battalia" and George Crumb's Vietnam-era "Black Angels" made an effectively haunting reflection on the persistence of war.
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The two-act work explores the persistence of racial inequities in America, from 1958, when Ailey, surmounting those hurdles, established his company, until today.
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In the meantime, the AfD's success in eastern Germany has fuelled an anxious national conversation about the persistence of the country's east-west divide.
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Yes, but: Trump's persistence that the border wall be painted black is also delaying the process and driving costs up, says the Washington Post.
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