And sometimes persistent, determined politicians need to remain persistent and determined to get their initiatives to come to fruition.
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Fleshman suggests if you're experiencing persistent stomach and persistent lower back pain, and have unexplained weight loss, you should pay attention.
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They displayed a now-familiar refusal to believe that the real source of persistent racial resentment among their fellow-countrymen was persistent racial resentment.
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Persistent cloud Whether the report exonerates Trump or not, it has remained a persistent cloud on his presidency from the day it was announced in 2017.
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The end result is this: persistent mass shootings, persistent gun deaths, persistent helplessness in the face of a problem that has no end in sight—the kind of helplessness that is so deep, so profound, that it leads us back to ancient wickedness for some way to comprehend it.
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In the case of Europe, the chronic disease is persistent weakness in spending, which gives the continent's economy a persistent deflationary bias even when, like now, it's having a relatively good few months.
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These numbers reflect the extreme level of persistent wealth inequality.
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It will require persistent feedback and input from community members.
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Fortunately for Time shareholders, Meredith has been a persistent suitor.
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He is as persistent as the glass, and as fragile.
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The possibility of failure is a persistent concern for him.
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"It's the persistent presence of sadness or melancholy," Chick explains.
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Researchers have to be persistent and methodical in their search.
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" "When I say 'always be persistent,' use this very tastefully.
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I do think that outright persistent prolonged inversions are rare.
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Update: we mistakenly reported that Cloud Shell sessions are persistent.
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But she admits there are persistent challenges to doing that.
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He was dogged by a persistent cough, sweats and nausea.
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Barack Obama in 2008, Sanders' persistent presence won't allow it.
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He spots you, his gaze persistent, unwavering, and deeply unsettling.
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Each time, the persistent pup was there waiting for her.
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PHILADELPHIA — Bernie Sanders' supporters are as persistent as they come.
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But Kaepernick understands that racism is still present and persistent.
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Kathryn Edwards, and more persistent even than Kyle Richards vs.
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Pay transparency can be a potent weapon against persistent inequities.
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Persistent low inflation may force them to repeat the trick.
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Partisan gaps are immense and persistent on nearly every question.
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His official diagnosis was "persistent retinal toxicity," the report concluded.
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Root's persistent monitoring of drivers has led to user complaints.
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The issue of open source vulnerabilities is a persistent one.
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"He was very gently persistent, but courteous," Mr. Reardon said.
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But one persistent myth isn't really a myth at all.
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Many are subjected to persistent surveillance, intimidation and even violence.
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Northern and midwestern cities are home to strikingly persistent ghettos.
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There have, however, been persistent reports of renewed M23 activity.
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Professional air testing should be considered if symptoms are persistent.
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His model of peaceful but persistent resistance resonated with activists.
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Persistent lobbying at the FCC appears to be paying off.
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I Googled "persistent bitter taste" and weighed up the possibilities.
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"The bottom line, it is a persistent problem," Katko said.
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Still, she acknowledges, Khalifa's persistent popularity is real and potent.
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But here, the leads' problems are subtler and more persistent.
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"Children are walking around with a persistent abnormality," Gordon says.
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Roofs as always are a big priority amid persistent rainfall.
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And be passionate and persistent about what you believe in.
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She said no "pervasive and persistent misconduct" can be tolerated.
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Persistent stream keys and crossposting functionality are rolling out today.
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A great team is resourceful, dedicated, persistent, curious and flexible.
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But Target was persistent in calling and emailing the women.
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Subsidies are a persistent source of controversy in international trade.
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The Mets played down Syndergaard's ailment as a persistent problem.
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And that despite a persistent cash incentive for LME delivery.
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Other countries have dealt with these tactics through persistent arrests.
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Gamers, after all, are persistent in their biases that way.
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He has been a persistent watchdog over the big banks.
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I take a call with an investor who's been persistent.
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I think it's a persistent myth about the 2016 election.
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But persistent effort can roll back the possibility of catastrophe.
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President Donald Trump echoed a persistent rumor about Democratic Rep.
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Clinton inside the Wells Fargo Center was scattered but persistent.
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But female soccer fans have been nothing if not persistent.
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On America's deep and persistent fear of the black penis.
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Still, the US runs a persistent trade deficit with Japan.
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The persistent ringing in his ears is still there though.
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Given this persistent disparity, the Weinstein surge might prove temporary.
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The department's legal bureau will work to identify persistent violators.
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Puzder's corporation, CKE Restaurants, is a persistent labor law violator.
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Hope: Our persistent imagination and tireless pursuit of better futures.
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It said, This employee is suffering from persistent depressive disorder.
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Research shows persistent biases toward black women with natural hair.
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If a company isn't cooperating with your request, be persistent.
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There are, however, persistent risks to the monetary policy outlook.
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Successful entrepreneurs, in his experience, are persistent, observant, and engaging.
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Gillum has polled strongly, with a slim but persistent lead.
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Kazmi has a persistent cough and frequently quotes Karl Marx.
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But debris has remained a persistent problem in South Carolina.
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Yet other qualms seem to be based on persistent delusions.
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Free will, to a materialist, is just a persistent illusion.
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The laureates on stage represented decades of persistent, innovative work.
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"My staff tells me they were very persistent," he said.
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A persistent problem of understaffing and lack of policy expertise.
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Officials blamed that sluggishness on persistent weakness in labor productivity.
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Yet violence against women remains a widespread and persistent problem.
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Mr. Giuliani and Mr. Mukasey were persistent in the effort.
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But that kind of persistent hope has been hard won.
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This discovery emphasizes the geographic diversity of persistent lava lakes.
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Persistent drought has drastically cut its supply of hydroelectric power.
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Society rewards people who stick it out and are persistent.
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Yet what's most enduringly tragic is his persistent — chronic — relevance.
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Could two very bad sessions suddenly destroy this persistent advance?
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But Sanchez's defensive adventures have become a persistent, discouraging theme.
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"NATO and Russia have profound and persistent disagreements," he said.
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The notifications were wild, violent, persistent — and all from men.
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Effectively measuring pain has been a persistent challenge for decades.
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"I think Wenzhou people are very persistent," Mr. Xu said.
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Many complained about persistent headaches, itchy eyes, and hacking coughs.
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The persistent misery of the Chicago Cubs has gone poof.
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France is next, while Spain and Italy are persistent laggards.
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Underscoring the increasing menace posed by persistent pest species, Gov.
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A few persistent advocates tried to keep the issue alive.
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Citing persistent problems of poverty, violence and poor health, Gov.
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There are persistent threats along the Amargosa, despite its protections.
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Persistent worrying involves negative — often catastrophic — predictions about the future.
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The independence, and thus potential, of persistent worlds will remain.
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Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policies create a persistent challenge.
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That's in spite of Uber's persistent attempt to undercut Yandex's prices.
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If killings are persistent anywhere, it is not the South Bronx.
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Is this the cutest (and most persistent!) young hitchhiker or what?
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Just another "tack-on day," six weeks into a persistent rally.
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But advanced persistent threats are skilled at routing around such measures.
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In 2015, direct risk increased RUB5.1bn, fuelled by a persistent deficit.
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One reason is the persistent widespread stigma associated with such conditions.
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People are persistent, and they will fight for a better society.
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But he lacks Mr Trump's authoritarian instincts, racism and persistent cruelty.
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She doesn't take 'No' as a deterrent, she keeps being persistent.
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Whatever your explanation, it's been persistent in polls for months now.
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Still, a couple particularly persistent birds weren't ready to give up.
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The theatrics also distracted from the nation's real and persistent problems.
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Condemning terrorism is a woefully inadequate response to a persistent menace.
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It's not a severe and persistent conflict within the national government.
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Her success is an inspiration to struggling artists and persistent women.
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Diwali has created a persistent pollution problem in India for years.
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It's the transition from experiences being ephemeral to them being persistent.
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But, if it's severe or persistent, you should seek medical treatment.
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Persistent infections with high-risk HPV types can lead to cancer.
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Among the most persistent rumors: that the killing was gang related.
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Yet behind the good new lurks a persistent and dangerous threat.
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Indeed, in Trump's persistent assessments, the economic party never even started.
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"Be persistent and resilient enough to bounce back and try again."
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There was simply nothing tying you to a single, persistent identity.
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Man calls police on &aposvery persistent&apos baby squirrel following him.
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The persistent challenge from Sanders presents a critical challenge for Clinton.
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One persistent rumor that we keep hearing about is a redesign.
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Part of the Masons' makeover is challenging the most persistent myths.
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To be fair, one can understand presidents' persistent frustration with reporters.
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Since then, gold has staged a subdued but nonetheless persistent rise.
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Silicosis causes shortness of breath, a persistent cough and chest pains.
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Never mind the persistent, ugly online harassment related to her size.
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However, others were persistent and tried to yank the door open.
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And while his worker, Alex, pleasantly complies, this elephant is persistent.
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"When you raise concerns with a doctor, be persistent," she said.
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It's serious business fighting the persistent gender inequity in the arts.
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"The persistent problem is the gasoline demand in particular," Kilduff said.
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Persistent weak commodity prices will continue to drag on the economy.
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A persistent slump would also be bad news for nappy-makers.
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Only those who are patient and persistent earn long-term rewards.
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The current account deficit is large relative to peers and persistent.
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Mr. Le Mesurier's enemies were persistent and their reach was wide.
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The persistent talk of Kennedy's retirement has liberal groups on edge.
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The Border Patrol's undercount in Arizona has been persistent, but growing.
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"Transparency has been a persistent issue in the industry," Rawdin said.
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Another persistent obstacle, said Cornett, ties back to Hazard's coal culture.
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Already persistent cyberattacks point to the need for this comprehensive overhaul.
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The currency has spiraled, inflation is persistent and debt remains high.
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"We assess that it is a persistent, pervasive threat," he said.
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" Yellen acknowledged the low inflation rates "could reflect something more persistent.
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The gadflies may be persistent, but they also may be right.
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"So monetary policy will remain patient, persistent and prudent," he added.
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Neither persistent negative rates nor an unravelling of globalisation is inevitable.
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Hims customers can cancel anytime, a persistent risk with subscription products.
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Like, in the mornings, there's this persistent thrum of good vibes.
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For Laboucan-Massimo, the investigation captured persistent stereotypes about indigenous people.
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Long after these atrocities, it was a persistent source of grievance.
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"We think persistent uncertainty is the most appropriate forecast," they said.
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This court should put an end to this persistent, important dispute.
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Being Internet doppelgängers has never been more than a persistent nuisance.
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A persistent theme in Umm Muthanna's Twitter postings is worldly corruption.
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That's a persistent problem everywhere, but certainly here in New York.
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"But persistent is true enough," said Ms. Berman, referring to herself.
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So is the specter of Tracy Flick vanquished, or stubbornly persistent?
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But it is the mundane and the persistent that make movements.
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He was reluctant to do so, but the player was persistent.
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Far better to look for persistent trends across many data sources.
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And the other is a persistent annoyance — that would be me.
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On that day, she had no symptoms, except her persistent fatigue.
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"Some with severe persistent pain are barely getting by," she said.
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First, the city fixed persistent sanitation problems in his own community.
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In 1985, Montgomery Ward discontinued its catalog because of persistent losses.
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"Persistent uncertainty is likely to keep gold well supported," she said.
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Years later he admitted to persistent doping between 1996 and 2003.
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Persistent federal efforts to reform health care began during the 1930s.
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One little girl with persistent stomachaches was found to have anxiety.
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So what to do for a persistent cough after a cold?
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Pakistan has endured a persistent increase in temperatures in recent years.
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"Python benefited so much from her quiet, persistent enthusiasm," he wrote.
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Rumors about a Cuomo presidential run are persistent and often denied.
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It results in persistent worry that maybe I'll never have enough.
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More important, changed attitudes are more persistent than one might think.
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So, too, did the persistent denigration of the mainstream news media.
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Some other cyber mobs can be far more persistent and detrimental.
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We need to remain persistent and patient, as Mr. Frost says.
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Officials are now confronting how persistent such incidents have become. 26.
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Here are three of the most persistent myths the IRS encounters.
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So what are they doing about the persistent tech skills shortage?
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" He added, "My effort to diversify has been intense and persistent.
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His strength is the persistent underestimation of his insight and capacities.
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"There continue to be persistent problems," Gee said, according to CNN.
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He's a close friend, and his persistent plagiarism needs to stop.
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But persistent safety problems have raised questions about the industry's growth.
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Pollard then became a persistent thorn in the N.F.L.'s side.
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It offers a persistent 'no' to the hard-pressing American 'yes.
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Since then, the podcast's first season has had persistent ripple effects.
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If I'm persistent I can sometimes get off on my own.
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Persistent chemicals, persistent health effects A growing body of science has found that there are potential adverse health impacts associated with PFAS exposure, including liver damage, thyroid disease, decreased fertility, high cholesterol, obesity, hormone suppression and cancer.
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There are also more persistent issues plaguing festivals, warned Lewis of Eurasia.
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Google, like a very persistent animal in winter, wants inside your house.
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Usually, tinnitus goes away, but for 10% of people, tinnitus is persistent.
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"Parcel pilferage is a pernicious and persistent problem," the patent application says.
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Screenshot: UberAmong Uber's many troubles, passenger safety has been a persistent concern.
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"I was surprised at how persistent [the effect] was," Sarsons told Vox.
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Israel has suffered persistent and chronic terrorism since its inception in 20093.
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Clear and persistent sea level pressure changes across the world's largest ocean.
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One persistent theory is that it was caused by Soviet weapons testing.
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And we wonder why there is a persistent degree divide in America.
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It denies North Korea's persistent accusation that it is planning to invade.
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But, though they are persistent, the protests are also small and leaderless.
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And that's without even touching on the current and persistent bear market.
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Due to their medium-slow velocity, persistent trains are not usually seen.
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Other symptoms can include persistent sore throat, earaches, and pain when swallowing.
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That the critics are too persistent and the problems are too great.
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But, again, severe and persistent conflicts do not a constitutional crisis make.
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In doing so, she's doubling down on Obamacare, despite its persistent unpopularity.
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"These results underscore the persistent strength of the MCD model," she said.
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That fed persistent rumours that Mr Blankfein was on his way out.
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A negative interaction arises between more unrest and persistent low global growth.
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Owners love the vehicles, despite persistent issues with the components inside them.
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A persistent congressional critic of the thaw in relations with Cuba, Rep.
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As you awake to a persistent knocking, your first instinct is fear.
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The persistent tightness so far this year has deterred potential short-sellers.
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The risk is that this trend, though gentle, proves to be persistent.
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But Democratic interest groups aren't just more numerous; they're also more persistent.
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The persistent and urgent need to pee that just won't go away.
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The fancy name for the collective is an advanced persistent threat group.
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How persistent are you about pursuing your dreams and goals in life?
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They were cheaper and more maneuverable, gave better resolution and persistent coverage.
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But I will say, certain values of mine will always be persistent.
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Persistent global economic headwinds also weighed on the outlook, the bank added.
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But when the discrimination is "remarkably persistent," as the Harvard paper claims.
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Every hard drive, floppy, or thumb drive you use is persistent memory.
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Rather, it increasingly looks like a persistent feature of the world economy.
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He thus believes that persistent trade deficits are by definition a problem.
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Each resulting cat is unique and persistent, recorded on Ethereum's public ledger.
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On this front, the Museum of Modern Art remains a persistent disappointment.
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That insularity opens a vulnerability to the persistent efforts of fascist entryists.
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All was great until a persistent, strange headache would not go away.
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Recently, his son had a persistent cough, but didn't have a fever.
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But Jason's persistent, "Every dollar helps," he says with a charming grin.
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It's a persistent issue that has business leaders like Sheryl Sandberg concerned.
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Overall, 21% of the patients reported persistent psychological problems in both assessments.
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The symptoms are a persistent cough, fever, chills, fatigue and trouble breathing.
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"This was persistent, prolonged and deliberate dishonest behavior," Judge Jeffrey Pegden said.
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It is solid and persistent ... however, that is far from the truth.
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Opioid-induced constipation was a particularly persistent problem in the new study.
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Equally as persistent as the gap is its close cousin, the loop.
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Oil prices have fallen sharply this year, weighed by persistent oversupply concerns.
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Oftentimes, they'll say, 'no, I'm fine' so you have to be persistent.
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Is that persistent invisibility why you went for the title Hidden Figures?
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But Sanders's blind spots on identity politics are real, persistent, and troubling.
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Not every pop star suffers such meltdowns, but the scrutiny is persistent.
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Garden shows the persistent fight for honest memory, the authors harbor no
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Despite the agency reviews, abuse has been a persistent problem, he says.
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Some feminists have objected to his persistent fascination with unbridled male sexuality.
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Risk appetite was also curbed by persistent weakness in the bond market.
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Be persistent, don't give up, and don't be scared to fuck up.
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It is the persistent taste in your mouth of rotting, metallic sewage.
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The streets are reasonably safe, though domestic violence remains a persistent problem.
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The good news is that it is possible with persistent monthly saving.
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Repeat and persistent wrongdoing, both personal and corporate, is all too common.
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On a national scale, the pay disparity is still a persistent issue.
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The current price collapse, now two years old, has been more persistent.
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Evil felines are the persistent villains of this film, poor mangy things.
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BLACKSBURG, Va. — The persistent smears of Atlantic Coast Conference football have subsided.
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Gorer took stock of modern mourning, after finding that his own persistent
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Cloud migration and the requirement for collaboration is persistent across every industry.
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Persistent Islamic militancy and Mr. Kadyrov's own Islamization campaign are glossed over.
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One of the apparent advantages of online news is persistent fact-checking.
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He is skillful and persistent at persuading customers to buy more fruit.
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Yet the President's kindness toward the Russians had been persistent and peculiar.
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For me, bone damage brought persistent back pain and unwelcome muscle deterioration.
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The woman was persistent, Turner later claimed in counseling—she kept pushing.
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Unfortunately, new lesions were popping up throughout my brain, small but persistent.
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It did so precisely because of Germany's large and persistent external surplus.
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Two of the most persistent myths about Sontag could profitably be discarded.
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Unfortunately the Whites have struggled with poverty, drug addiction, and persistent fatalism.
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Why is this gender order so persistent in the neo-Nazi scene?
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If your eye twitches are persistent enough, your doctor might recommend Botox.
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Here, then, is your complete guide to YouTube's most persistent SpaceX skeptics.
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Julien's "style" is aggressive, loud, and persistent, unless you're aggressive in return.
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Persistent vandalism is also a problem for the pages of individual curlers.
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Riot is built on Matrix, an open standard for decentralized persistent communication.
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But you have to be persistent and we need the communities help.
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One persistent question has been the scope of any one government's reach.
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The assonance on "Threesome" is like ice-cold wind, persistent and stinging.
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Still, Saudi Arabia is an oil power with persistent influence over prices.
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And still, there is persistent tenderness to Billy Joel, underneath the contempt.
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You have to be incredibly persistent and not let things sway you.
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Persistent rain and the threat of another landslide are hampering those efforts.
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Wes reached the hospital still conscious, but hypothermia is persistent and cruel.
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Contrary to this persistent myth, undocumented immigrants do in fact pay taxes.
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But this racially skewed trend, played out across many cases, is persistent.
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But the slaves who ran away were persistent reminders of the truth.
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In this case, it's persistent and ramping up across our customer base.
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But a perceived strength became a persistent weakness, threatening the team's chances.
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He also dismissed persistent rumors that an acquisition is on the table.
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He livens up long riffs on efficient markets theory with persistent profanity.
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And the persistent mystery is, of course, how Mumler created these photographs.
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And given her persistent gastrointestinal problems, May would look for celiac disease.
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If you're persistent and good at what you do, you'll get there.
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Even persistent rumors about closing the markets are themselves causing adverse effects.
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The lack of scientists is a persistent issue, too, according to Fisher.
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That persistent disappointment has seeped into the very bones of the club.
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All of it is aimed at reducing the persistent overuse of antibiotics.
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That combined with a painful, persistent bite makes it a real nuisance.
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And her headache had gone from occasional to a persistent terrible pain.
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"We should be persistent and manage our business as well," he said.
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Uncontrolled immigration and jarring terrorist attacks have been persistent problems as well.
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Persistent rot suggests investors may be underestimating the cost of a cleanup.
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It goes on to note the "persistent doubt" about President Obama's eligibility.
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But it is a watershed only if it is widespread and persistent.
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The bluish streak on the right is part of a persistent storm.
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Overall, a solid visit, minus the very annoying and persistent Instagram models.
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Instead, it could store persistent identities for users securely on its servers.
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The persistent sluggishness has convinced some Fed officials to revise their thinking.
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Biden's persistent big lead in the polls over Trump is your answer.
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Persistent anxiety can cause symptoms like dizziness, nausea, diarrhea and frequent urination.
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The most persistent challenge to this corrupt practice has come from Sen.
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Gentle but persistent waves playfully banged around the young (and older) daredevils.
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There is only, and can only be, steady progress and persistent effort.
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Persistent delays in the release of the final results have fueled confusion.
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Global stocks dipped last Friday because of persistent concerns over trade tensions.
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According to textbook economics, persistent trade deficits are not supposed to happen.
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Five years in, I found my true self through persistent self-exploration.
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America has this really persistent myth about the importance of intellectual property.
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It appears to be persistent, and that's going to mean lower wages.
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Consider: We are in the midst of a persistent global information war.
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I wanted my images to be a persistent guide to the story.
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That landed me on Arelith, NWN's longest-lived and largest persistent world.
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On the campaign trail, his attacks on China were persistent and obsessive.
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There's something compelling and persistent about that kind of youthful, collaborative spirit.
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It has also resulted in what tourism officials say is increasingly persistent hawking.
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A new generation of Bluetooth headphones will equip us with a persistent microphone.
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This leaves persistent weather patterns — like heat — stalled over big regions, like Europe.
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But it has already exposed one persistent problem: Britain's disastrous approach to housing.
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If parents are persistent with that broccoli airplane, it'll eventually reach its destination.
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What are some of the most persistent earthquake myths you'd like to dispel?
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But Sen said the study, overall, shows political views can be fairly persistent.
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After persistent prodding, her mom revealed the original source, and Genesis went vegetarian.
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The law has proved a persistent thorn in tech companies' sides ever since.
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Investors remain worried about a persistent global glut and a bleak demand outlook.
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Unlike the persistent Great Red Spot, however, brown barges don't last very long.
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There have been persistent rumors that CSU leader Horst Seehofer is considering running.
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It also highlighted persistent economic weakness in Japan, Europe and the United States.
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Will a bracket win solve Hamlet's persistent teenage angst and predilection for murder?
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"For some persistent people, simply not talking doesn't work," she wrote on Reddit.
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Like bed bugs and cystic acne, the gender wage gap is maddeningly persistent.
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But meeting that target will also mean tackling persistent inequality, the Bank said.
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They will also serve as a persistent reminder of Thiel's support for Trump.
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The president's persistent jabs on Twitter had turned many fans against the league.
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Others, including the United States and Britain, have run persistent current account deficits.
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"But I was pretty persistent and made some really big discoveries relatively quickly."
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He said he was almost as bad but not so loud and persistent.
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Here are the some of the most persistent questions people ask about Baltimore.
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The most persistent whisper after Chambers' death alleged that it was gang-related.
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There are four quadrants with persistent control bars at the top and bottom.
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Berlioz devised a musical cue to introduce the persistent thought of his beloved.
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The man was persistent, and Sterling showed him his gun, the source said.
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Persistent concerns remain about whether buttons make life too easy, pleasurable or rote.
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Stable, low crop prices, induced by a persistent global glut, were squeezing margins.
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Cybercrime poses a real and persistent threat to business, government and financial institutions.
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After eight years, the Television Academy has kicked its persistent Modern Family habit.
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And, as all this effort shows, physicists have been nothing if not persistent.
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Is there something peculiarly persistent about sexism in politics in America, and why?
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One persistent objection to limited government particularly rankled Cowperthwaite—that it was callous.
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Seeded 29th, Del Potro has struggled with persistent wrist injuries in recent years.
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However, the persistent phone calls to myself and my family have begun again.
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Ever the persistent insurer, the agent goes to the dentist the following day.
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Trans youth are on the receiving end of persistent bias, hate and discrimination.
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It also established Avenatti as one of Trump's most vocal and persistent critics.
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Others, however, worry that the factors behind tame inflation could prove more persistent.
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So how do we effectively treat people living with real and persistent pain?
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A few persistent, mostly fictional myths have attached themselves to the Academy Awards.
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Determining what lies behind the persistent wealth gap is essential to fixing it.
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Gamay (try Beaujolais) is a go-to: It's savory with persistent, lush fruit.
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There's another, more persistent Easter Egg-like feature that you might not notice.
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It's a persistent vulnerability, and it's common knowledge in the digital security world.
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For generations, poverty in American has been a persistent plague on our society.
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The problem is that signs of that persistent deficit are hard to find.
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Persistent misconceptions of the vaccine may be a factor in this worrying trend.
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Fitch expects Nossa's operating profitability to improve in 2016, despite persistent expense inflation.
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A persistent weakness in external demand increases China's downside risks, according to HSBC.
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I think this is going to be a persistent online, multi-player experience.
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Improving Margins: Fitch forecasts improving margins for St. Jude, despite some persistent headwinds.
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This is a common occurrence, and good for that person for being persistent.
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Rumors of a Microsoft Surface Phone have been fairly persistent in recent months.
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It's no wonder that few things inspire as much persistent paranoia as banking.
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The sector has also been plagued by persistent low volatility in financial markets.
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The DDoS attacks were persistent, but they seem to have been fairly predictable.
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Foreign bond ownership is high and it runs a persistent current account deficits.
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Nonetheless, persistent tenant headwinds could affect the productivity and financeability of SPG's portfolio.
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There is no doubt that many recruiters come across as annoying, persistent trolls.
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The yuan has been a persistent point of contention in U.S.-China relations.
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The Bank of England said it faced "advanced, persistent and evolving cyber-threats".
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There appears to be a persistent ecosystem that happens without the player's involvement.
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"With the disruption of rainfall, dengue is now persistent and continuous," Adam said.
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The pilot program utilizes CyPhy Works' Persistent Aerial Reconnaissance and Communications (PARC) platform.
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This has been one of the most persistent subplots of the Russia scandal.
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Wealth-building is a challenge that only the most persistent people can navigate.
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But, beneath that shell are many small, finicky parts that require persistent tinkering.
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We need to give consumers an easy, persistent way to express their choice.
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The readings contradicted the government's persistent claim that the capital was simply "foggy".
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Thanks to persistent pressure from the Trump White House, it just got one.
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Bakers are a persistent and curious bunch, and they keep trying to improve.
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He discussed the "persistent effort" necessary to eliminate the threat of nuclear war.
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As a result, persistent declines in that revenue could reappear in the future.
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Traders said persistent selling in the futures led the downturn in the market.
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Beyond the mendacity, Trump has revealed a persistent strain of hair-trigger nastiness.
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Affording rent in New York City has been a persistent battle for Leor.
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Several studies have found a persistent pay gap between male and female doctors.
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Persistent and lofty national debts in Italy and Greece are also a worry.
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She turned away one persistent guest who wanted to circumvent the registration process.
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But Anderson was persistent, she said, and told her to follow him outside.
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But its problems look persistent, said analyst Petri Gostowski from Inderes Equity Research.
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Bipolar patients may experience alternating episodes of mania and depression, a persistent sadness.
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Persistent air and water pollution could decrease, improving public health and environmental conditions.
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But Beautycounter has been among the most persistent, and vocal, advocates of change.
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Those who are persistent through this time will be the ones to succeed.
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Persistent bullying of Taiwan greatly damages the PRC's image as a global leader.
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The market, however, remains vulnerable given persistent overcapacity in the global steel sector.
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" "Given the persistent lag in women's advancement, women have the more accurate view.
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In short, is he crypto-racist in that classic, persistent, French elite way?
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Trump's persistent and divisive appeals are the story of his presidency, full stop.
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But now that we know they are big and persistent, it looks unconscionable.
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Domestic home sales have cooled on a persistent shortage of properties for sale.
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Persistent hiccups can still have the same causes as a regular old bout.
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The promise of home robotics has been a persistent one over the decades.
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While it's almost never helpful to be impolite, it's critical to be persistent.
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Phil did too, and about a year ago he developed a persistent cough.
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The persistent question will be: Are the benefits worth the costs to them?
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They need to be disciplined, persistent, action-oriented, and focused, experts tell me.
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These unconventional products are likely a response to China's persistent sexual harassment problem.
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But persistent impediments have limited the chances for foreign investors to cash in.
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Persistent efforts to reach the prince for comment on this investigation were unsuccessful.
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There has been a persistent troll lately who has been disrupting the room.
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Those expectations, she added, were never realistic given deep and persistent national divides.
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For investors, Aramco's ties to the Saudi government are also a persistent concern.
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You can see the yearning in Joe Biden's persistent lead in the polls.
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NEW COUNTRIES RECORD CASES The virus continued its persistent march across the globe.
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The persistent clicking of cubes being solved is a soundtrack of our family.
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She acknowledged that the Education Department's numbers showed evidence of persistent housing instability.
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She acknowledged that the Education Department's numbers showed evidence of persistent housing instability.
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She's persistent and experienced at whacking through health care red tape and confusion.
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Women at Google have repeatedly complained about persistent pay gaps at the company.
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Her residency will begin with the premiere of "History's Persistent Voice" on Sept.
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State Department and private analysts, however, say that corruption is persistent in Hungary.
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India is facing a persistent problem with non-performing assets, or "bad" loans.
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Persistent housing segregation lies at the root of many of our society's problems.
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Even more, he had a persistent "craving for maternal nurturing" from his lovers.
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With the aggressive push forward, though, comes the persistent thrum of ethical qualm.
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We must improve discrimination and achieve persistent coverage in depth of the threat.
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There, her efforts to revive her career are undermined by her persistent addiction.
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Female directors remain a persistent minority, which clearly suits the male-dominated industry.
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Many professionals and experts did acquire their exceptional skill through persistent, deliberate practices.
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Dearborn traces Hemingway's "persistent confusion about gender identity" to Grace's androgynous mothering style.
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"That was a data point that I was pretty persistent on," he said.
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But persistent money problems forced him to rely on his mother and grandmother.
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The obstacles have been sometimes overt, sometimes subtle, but always persistent and numerous.
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Persistent elevated sensors of some kind must become standard for forward military positions.
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Parents need to ask themselves how severe the symptoms seem, and how persistent.
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Mayan Guatemalans have a persistent problem: explaining to people that they still exist.
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One persistent but unproven theory was that he ran a sprawling blackmail operation.
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For me, apparently, this will be the Year of the Persistent Domestic Rodent.
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And Mr. Cuomo left Mr. de Blasio, a persistent adversary, scrambling to respond.
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On second thought, "Persistent Resistance" may not really be a monument or memorial.
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While persistent problems remain, Cleveland has also been experiencing a vibrant urban renaissance.
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Finding someone to challenge Trump in a primary has been a persistent preoccupation.
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As Einstein says, reality is merely an illusion, albeit a very persistent one.
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This sea change in communications is defined by a single platform for persistent multi-modal collaboration—built on modern microservices architecture and programmable APIs—which embeds previously siloed applications like persistent team chat, audio, video, customer engagement, and workflow integrations.
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" Patients suffering from this disorder exhibit normal bodyweight but otherwise meet the criteria for anorexia nervosa, which include "persistent restriction of energy intake, persistent behavior that interferes with weight gain, and undue influence of body shape and weight in self-evaluation.
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The disease leads to persistent infections and harms the ability to breathe over time.
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"The slow but persistent pickup in food inflation is a real concern," he said.
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Our intelligence on the regime in Pyongyang is persistent, an "unblinking eye" of surveillance.
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Google is finding other ways to reduce the persistent problems we've seen with Android.
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He warned that "laws alone won't be enough" in resolving persistent differences between Americans.
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Once it was synced, that was it, there was no persistent internet connection required.
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Take, for example, Sanders's persistent references to the U.S.'s high child poverty rates.
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There were many uncertainties, however, and downward pressure on inflation could prove unexpectedly persistent.
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More than 30,000 patients, or almost 73 percent, became persistent opioid users after surgery.
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TMG looks forward to setting the record straight and further exposing Depp's persistent lies.
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And there's one producer who has been very persistent, contacting me in multiple ways.
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"If you're tough and persistent and thick-skinned, you'll find your way," I say.
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There's also the persistent risk of a security breach that could tank Robinhood's brand.
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And I think that when women are persistent and insistent we're viewed as tough.
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None of these remedies adequately protect consumers in light of Facebook's persistent privacy violations.
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But automation and self-recharging enables persistent surveillance—think cameras that never turn off.
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I've had persistent shin splints for a while now, so I rebuff her efforts.
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See your Ob/Gyn for an evaluation if this kind of pain is persistent.
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But given the persistent needling from Trump, Warren decided to clear up the questions.
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And then she shared his persistent questioning of the rules of patriarchy and religion.
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Ultimately, we found a lot of challenges but a lot of persistent optimism, too.
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Wired detailed the methods of the "Advanced Persistent Threat 28" group in January 2017.
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Mark AR is one of the first projects built on Google's Persistent Cloud Anchors.
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He started to worry as it became more persistent while he drove to work.
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The sidebar is now persistent and displays your library, Memories, Live Photos, and albums.
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He told CNBC that when the duo first started Netflix, they were very persistent.
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But West previously told CNBC that a persistent work ethic is essential to success.
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The view you pick is persistent, meaning it stays selected until you change it.
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It alleged his foundation "has operated in persistent violation of state and federal law".
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Bungie's Destiny opened up all new avenues for treating shooters like persistent, online services.
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Despite persistent expense inflation, Fitch expects Nossa's operating profitability to remain resilient in 2017.
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It's a matter of survival thanks to the persistent lack of demand from consumers.
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These cameras keep a persistent eye on the western third of Australia's night sky.
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The photographer refused and persistent Aurora waited up for him outside of his studio.
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There has been persistent uncertainty over what BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda might do next.
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A product of a persistent, post-punk critical lens that values focus and authenticity.
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Clinton has held a small but persistent lead in the state in recent weeks.
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More Americans bought homes in September despite a persistent shortage of properties for sale.
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That's when she says she started getting persistent calls and texts from an ex.
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Some ECB officials have indicated that they want proof that the slowdown is persistent.
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This seems to have contributed to a pocket of persistent joblessness among American men.
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Some of that is the result of persistent RAM issues with the Pixel 3.
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There's a persistent wealth gap as well, which hasn't improved much since the 1960s.
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Infrastructure and high costs are persistent issues, largely tied to the state's surging economy.
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So the president's difficulty getting his way is a persistent feature of American democracy.
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"Both the scale and longevity of this persistent heat is unprecedented," the BOM stated.
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One persistent question is just how much a president actually affects the U.S. economy.
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Why it matters: Extending broadband service to rural areas has been a persistent challenge.
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Naturally, Barr and others may want more persistent access to encrypted data and communications.
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Gizmodo examined the persistent Pyrex glass controversy—you know, the one involving exploding glass.
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They have been one of the most persistent mysteries of the 2016 election cycle.
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PDVSA faces persistent cash shortages and repeatedly has had problems paying partners and suppliers.
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A few meters inside the factory, a slight but persistent odor overtakes your nose.
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But eventually, his age, and his persistent lack of confidence, catches up with him.
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"We're highlighting that there is a domestic terrorism threat that is persistent," McGarrity said.
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Symptoms for breast implant-associated ALCL are persistent swelling or pain around the implant.
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They're persistent and they won't simply stop at the first solution to a problem.
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I'm a persistent person and I thought I'd give this just one last try.
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EU ministers cited "the persistent threat to international peace and stability" posed by Pyongyang.
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Harris' questions, though persistent, have never crossed the line of being rude or disrespectful.
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It's also a great day to raise awareness about America's persistent gender pay gap.
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Notwithstanding the persistent decline in oil prices, commercial banks still use escalated price decks.
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It appears policymakers will have to figure out how to resolve that persistent rift.
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Riley, 26, is a student and a trans man with persistent lower back pain.
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Before the euro, individual countries could adjust for persistent inflation by devaluing their currencies.
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The second is a persistent decline in productivity growth over the last dozen years.
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Be persistent — and above all, never interpret a lack of response as a rejection.
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Much of that can be traced to a persistent gender gap in retirement income.
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Some discussions focus on addressing persistent un- and underemployment among certain socio-economic segments.
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A persistent critic of "neoliberalism," Amlo longs for a pre-NAFTA, state-run economy.
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Are prodigies a race apart, or are they merely more persistent than other kids?
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Health damage in early childhood is "persistent and pervasive", he warned, bringing lifelong consequences.
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A persistent theme of the class was that history remembers artists more than politicians.
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My editor here at Refinery153 has resisted my persistent pitches on ethical fashion topics.
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Congress has recognized its own technology competence problem but a persistent blind spot remains.
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And yet they are so persistent in putting forth these crazy ideas and theories.
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The persistent disenchantment with her campaign among Sanders voters raises questions about whether Mrs.
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The isotope appears to be more persistent in the environment than scientists previously thought.
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Quasars, short for quasi-stellar object, are the brightest persistent things in the universe.
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Taiwan was the only nation found to have engaged in persistent one-sided intervention.
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Ramen VR is using Improbable's SpatialOS to bring persistent online gameplay to its users.
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Dr. Bardack's letter also cast some new light on the persistent cough that Mrs.
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For a novel so electric with plot, there lurks a persistent undercurrent of sadness.
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Hong Kong officials have warned that the persistent protests could bring down the economy.
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Trump's tough and persistent stance on increased burden-sharing is consistent with past administrations.
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The name is short for advanced persistent threat, which usually refers to government hackers.
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I see the biggest challenges in persistent poverty areas, where investment hasn't organically flowed.
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It just might have the added impact of closing that persistent gender earnings gap.
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The debt collector was very persistent, attempting to get me to make a payment.
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The recent news about persistent surveillance should concern all Americans, not just Baltimore residents.
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The botched blood testing led to persistent problems throughout the police investigation and trial.
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Then, of course, there was Phantom Planet, whose "California" was the show's persistent theme.
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Julie Casemore, the director of MSP was hopeful and persistent in getting Et al.
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Opposition parties say he risks returning Canada to an era of persistent massive deficits.
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It was a revelation at the time, a persistent arena of strategy and chaos.
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She was even forced to cancel tour dates due to persistent nausea and vomiting.
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The other indicator that seems to explain the persistent economic malaise has been wages.
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The authors noted that other studies have found no evidence of a persistent risk.
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It looks great to me, with persistent controls for climate and a logical layout.
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"He was very persistent," said Litwin, who was not exactly in the music business.
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Others, like the push to legalize marijuana, are the result of persistent political movements.
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I can run persistent trade deficits with restaurants because I run trade surpluses elsewhere.
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Some of the improvements, like better sightlines, were responses to persistent complaints from moviegoers.
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It has a mildly peachy flavor and a persistent mineral sensation, which I loved.
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Unlike sarin, VX is "persistent," meaning it lingers in the environment rather than disperses.
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The mustard gas that drenched World War I battlefields is the original persistent chemical.
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But his persistent gloom was wearing thin, especially as the markets continued to soar.
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The most persistent of which was a pug by the name of Dejrit Ittianuchit.
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This is something that these youth are insistent about, consistent about, and persistent about.
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But Mr. Tillerson was the most persistent advocate of opening talks with North Korea.
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And those health-care costs can skyrocket when faced with unexpected or persistent expenses.
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There is persistent and well-documented racial discrimination in the low-wage labor market.
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But heavy and persistent rains forced NASCAR officials to move the event to Sunday.
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There are a lot of countries that have that long-term persistent inflation problem.
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And Pakistan desperately needed a modern power grid to help ease persistent electricity shortages.
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The 2007 is superb, fully of energy and persistent floral, chalky, red berry flavors.
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This shouldn't surprise someone who believes that sin is a universal and persistent problem.
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"He must have been 18 and he was just really persistent," Mr. Chang said.
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It also led to a persistent question that still haunts her family: What happened?
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With inventory up and prices down, a persistent buyer can negotiate a great deal.
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Buckeye is also referred to as APT3, for Advanced Persistent Threat, and other names.
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The Louisiana case is only the latest example in a horrifying but persistent trend.
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Over the next few years, the persistent Bluford was denied Missouri admission 11 times.
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For Ramos, it was to little avail: He remained a persistent but unspectacular player.
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But it also shows that persistent research attention matters even after an outbreak dissipates.
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He plans to watch video, but thinks he has identified a persistent mechanical flaw.
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In one sense, the election once again highlighted the persistent divides within Israeli society.
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This is going to have a persistent drag on the economy for a while.
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FAB said it had a cautious outlook for 2020 due to persistent market uncertainty.
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One of the last texts Badrtalei sent to Bryant was about that persistent mentality.
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So-called persistent landmines, which do not self-destruct, will continue to be prohibited.
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But this has you know deeply rooted into the persistent Japanese economic slow growth.
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Largely unaddressed are the persistent U.S. complaints about China's state-dominated economic model (Reuters).
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At the same time, there is a persistent wealth gap between blacks and whites.
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That is intended to solve a persistent technical problem blamed for many past misses.
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There could be no repeat of the persistent policy timidity seen in the 2010s.
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The storms will be slow-moving, "leading to persistent rains through Wednesday," Norman said.
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I'm listening to meditation music a friend sent me to ease my persistent insomnia.
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The company cited persistent volatility and uncertainty in the Zimbabwean market for the shortcoming.
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So too would the persistent tightness at the front end of the forward curve.
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Second, such persistent debt will have enormous consequences for national security — it always does.
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The Tick's creator, the cartoonist and writer Ben Edlund, has been just as persistent.
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"I have never heard someone so persistent," said Mark Putnam, her campaign's ad maker.
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Among caucusgoers, the persistent discussion of statewide political angst has only produced more angst.
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Even with persistent acne as a motivator, I've always had trouble following LED protocols.
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Threads offers "persistent connection," Instagram's director of consumer product management Robby Stein tells me.
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Swiping exhaustion and creepily persistent users are an omnipresent part of all online dating.
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The executive branch, he says, has a persistent problem in the American democratic system.
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Tomorrow (Friday): Temperatures could struggle to climb very fast given the persistent cloudy conditions.
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The results showed persistent signs of weakness for one of the world's financial standouts.
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First, he's simply being realistic about persistent low interest rates, which squeeze lenders' profits.
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"It was like the walls were coming down," she said of the persistent aftershocks.
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Hence the persistent attacks on Pete whenever she could get an elbow toss in.
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The persistent inflows into these funds stoked demand for the TIPS supply, analysts said.
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The boy, who had a history of moderate persistent asthma, also had the flu.
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Over the final 18 holes, a persistent wind whipped the facade off Woods's game.
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Her new fiance offered to help her put an end to the persistent debt.
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It could be a persistent lethargy that slows things down once and for all.
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These persistent problems have painted a bleak image of the future in Pandey's mind.
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In July, a Kyrgyz court ruled to uphold the term despite persistent international condemnation.
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Bush first checked into Methodist for observation Tuesday following a persistent cough, McGrath said.
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Some analysts also blamed the persistent shortage of rental supply for the high rents.
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"It's like the war never ended," a housewife says of the persistent food rationing.
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Make no mistake: Persistent federal deficits will create politically difficult decisions down the road.
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A new report points to pay gaps as evidence of a persistent class system.
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Either explanation could account for the size and persistent profitability of industry-dominating companies.
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Carl C. Icahn is known for his pugnacious and persistent approach to activist investing.
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Even Japan's longtime economic nemesis, persistent consumer-price deflation, is being kept at bay.
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Hillary Clinton's ability to govern may be limited by persistent whispers about her election.
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Theme 3: Different diversification Equity market volatility is historically low despite persistent political uncertainty.
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Mr. Lozman calls himself "a persistent and tenacious underdog," which may be an understatement.
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The defeat — the first over Brexit legislation — also underscored the persistent discontent in Parliament.
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Kevin Draper Sports business reporter For years the N.B.A. tolerated Donald Sterling's persistent racism.
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The waves were slow, but persistent, giving us ample time to prepare for extinction.
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At the heart of the scandal is a persistent adulation of highly selective universities.
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If you have persistent symptoms of anxiety and depression during your pregnancy, get help.
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But they also face a persistent challenge: The people seem more determined than ever.
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I never asked my grandpa why he was so persistent about me studying medicine.
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But also there are some persistent counterarguments to putting an end to tax havens.
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These numbers might seem small, but remember: Persistent changes in life satisfaction are rare.
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But these attitudes, these instincts, do not seem to yield persistent beliefs or principles.
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In the Iremonger universe, names are the most lasting and persistent symbol of humanity.
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"Its very persistent issue with infrastructure," said Artem Abramov, head of shale research at Rystad.
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It's amazing what you'll find if you just are persistent and ask the right questions.
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There are persistent rumours of desertions in the middle and lower ranks of the army.
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We're excited about having another tool to help farmers mitigate this persistent food-safety risk.
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The 10 percent rebound off the December low has been unusually broad and impressively persistent.
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These are serious and persistent problems, yet they are solvable, as many countries are demonstrating.
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But in San Francisco, the persistent homelessness problem is also raising tensions amongst the public.
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How can we consider such a persistent campaign for a woman's compliance anything but assault?
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For proponents, the persistent refusal of some GOP leaders makes ballot measures a critical tool.
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Persistent macroeconomic and geopolitical uncertainties, however, gathered steam, clouded visibility and ushered in renewed caution.
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Now's the time to study up on your family trees, persistent fan theories – and theology.
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Throughout all of Google's troubles, the most persistent narrative was the surge of employee activism.
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But persistent concerns over supply from large mines in Chile and Indonesia limited the decline.
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Beneath the persistent veneration of virginal women lies a desire to control women's sexual behaviour.
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Claiming that this is a new, persistent X-ray source could be a little premature.
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However, our research suggests that persistent tacks do chip away at tolerance of disliked groups.
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I don't care how talented someone is but I do care how persistent they are.
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A question, perhaps, for future debaters: is affirmative action a just response to persistent inequality?
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"But, above all, Siciliano advises victims and potential victims to be persistent: "Maintain all documentation.
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The rest depend on the persistent inquiries and attention of those who love them best.
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Or, as persistent Google foe and European Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager would surely declare: Ingen!
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The corps of beat writers covering the Philadelphia Eagles is massive, persistent, and ill-tempered.
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But persistent concerns about weak demand outlook continue to weigh on market sentiment, traders said.
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Last week, Twitter introduced new features designed to give users more protections from persistent abuse.
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This latest ban on WhatsApp suggests that Zuckerberg's efforts, while persistent, have largely been futile.
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"Business Chat helps you build persistent, long-lasting relationships with your customers," the page reads.
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But they remained stranded as wartime detainees because of persistent chaos in their native Yemen.
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The recent deluge of recent meteorological data shows a persistent pattern of record-breaking heat.
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Your Cloud Shell sessions are aren't persistent but your data will be stored between sessions.
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This deer seems to be persistent in sticking around and for one specific reason only.
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Slack will also add a persistent actions menu in the sidebar with quick app actions.
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Persistent undersupply means that even in recessions the country is rarely left with surplus houses.
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The network illustrates the ongoing challenge Twitter faces in persistent efforts to manipulate its platform.
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According to the SkinnyGirl maven, de Lesseps was persistent about getting the money she needed.
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He had no plans of coming back to the league, but the 76ers were persistent.
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Dogged and persistent as she is, she must recognise that the parliamentary arithmetic is hopeless.
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A new persistent search bar at the top of Messenger will help people discover bots.
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My friend Courtney takes Effexor and Lithium for generalized anxiety disorder and persistent depressive disorder.
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The result is that distillate futures prices have moved into a small but persistent backwardation.
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Persistent structural factors, such as a widening current account deficit, have kept investors wary, however.
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She's funny, and strong and the most persistent fighter for all good people and things.
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There's also a persistent rumor that Walt Disney is already in the middle of it.
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Preventing this will require close international monitoring as well as persistent badgering from the streets.
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And through the night, east-blowing winds blew persistent gusts through much of the state.
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It does not sound as if his persistent efforts to crush civil society will ease.
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The dollar, however, enjoyed a reprieve from some persistent selling in the past few weeks.
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The result comes close to spa or meditation music, with a persistent baseline of sloshing.
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The Short-Term 'F3' IDR reflects the region's volatile liquidity and persistent pressure on cash.
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Some first responders got sick right away, developing "World Trade Centre cough", a persistent hacking.
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There have been zero flagship devices, despite the persistent rumors of a super Surface phone.
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Earthquakes are rippling through Oklahoma with an intensity so persistent they are almost considered normal.
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Saudi Arabia's stock index was down 1.3 percent in late trading on persistent investor concern.
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But the guy was persistent, take my phone number and let's set up a meeting.
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But the spacecraft's engineers were persistent, and they soon found a way to repurpose Kepler.
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They're persistent, and tend to be worse in the morning and improve throughout the day.
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This is counterbalanced by persistent refinancing pressure and the concentrated profile of the local economy.
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Persistent losses in statewide and local races only illustrate the party's structural conundrum, he said.
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As gamers age and spend decades inhabiting persistent virtual worlds, we become attached to them.
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Compounding this broader economic disparity are persistent racial and ethnic gaps in income and wealth.
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Coaches can be ejected from court and players defaulted for persistent violations of the rule.
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Examining the reasons for America's persistent national security problems can yield important avenues for reform.
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He is persistent, hardworking, and unlike the other kids, he is dedicated to learning English.
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As the population ages, and technologies improve, demand for more persistent diagnostic tools will grow.
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Mueller's busy week arrives amid persistent speculation that the investigation may be nearing its conclusion.
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As projected, this means more heat waves, melted ice sheets, and persistent, large-scale drought.
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Headlines about antibiotic resistance – the increase in so-called "superbugs" – have been persistent in 2016.
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The GCHQ has won a major court case in defense of its persistent hacking program.
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A record build in U.S. crude inventories last week stoked concerns over persistent global oversupply.
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Rachel says that at first they ignored her, but she and her lawyer became persistent.
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Rises in base pay had been virtually frozen since the early 613s amid persistent deflation.
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"Muslim Americans express a persistent streak of optimism and positive feelings," the study's authors said.
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Since becoming president, Donald Trump has waged a persistent disinformation campaign on the American people.
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Even before Cook came out publicly, he was a persistent public voice for numerous causes.
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Gay Gordon-Byrne has been a persistent thorn in the side of America's biggest companies.
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Expenses continue to grow because persistent deficits lead to accumulating debt and higher interest payments.
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One of his clients was Jack, whose wife Carrie was in a persistent vegetative state.
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Investors were also weighing tepid U.S. earnings reports and persistent weakness in the global economy.
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Yet for the field itself, the Lazarus effect has been a source of persistent frustration.
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But there have also been persistent rumblings of his associations with even more noxious ideologies.
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To create a massive shift in the energy sector, policies must create persistent market incentives.
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So, even in striking a compromise with North Korea, the United States needs persistent monitoring.
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Specific grave markers have become the landmarks for new communities, some transitory, others more persistent.
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But in Japan malapportionment is particularly persistent and severe because of the country's unusual demography.
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R. Kelly has faced persistent allegations of sexual misconduct dating back more than a decade.
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Asiata, 26, cited "constant anxiety, persistent worry and fear of the unknown" on social media.
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Persistent pressure and solid lawyering proved that you could take on corporate crime and win.
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Desmond Tutu Fast Facts He also underwent hospital tests for a persistent infection in 2013.
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The latter typically involves using persistent, large trade surpluses to acquire foreign reserves, often dollars.
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As a result, government agencies need cybersecurity architecture that is intentional, embedded, scalable, and persistent.
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It, too, had persistent mineral flavors, but it seemed less energetic than the other wines.
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Persistent customer cancellations because of the sewage discharges have forced him to lay off employees.
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After all, leaders come and go but a threat to water is a persistent issue.
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Entrepreneurial founders in Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen and Hangzhou are tireless, persistent and driven to succeed.
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But on Saturday, under persistent cloud cover, the solar ovens were completely out of commission.
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Broadcom: This controversial semiconductor giant reports earnings Wednesday amid persistent attempts to acquire competitor Qualcomm.
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He wasn't the kind to try, he had explained: he liked being a persistent offender.
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Whenever I'm at home, I experience nausea, a persistent cough and tightening in my chest.
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In 2008, Paulson, Bernanke, and Geithner were even bolder and more persistent in their experiments.
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There's a reason why "It's the economy, stupid" is one of Washington's most persistent cliches.
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Wildfires are becoming more destructive, floods more damaging, hurricanes more severe and droughts more persistent.
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In the short term, gastrointestinal problems, persistent skin infections, even serious heart problems are commonplace.
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"[President Obama] has neglected to take tangible steps to address these persistent cyberinfrastructure challenges," Sen.
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Which means you know I'm relentless, you know I'm persistent, and you know I'm smart.
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It's also fueled the persistent presidential chatter that Ryan has repeatedly tried to tamp down.
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I had to finish the suturing and the operator was rather persistent in paging me.
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"His structure was excellent, he had very good thrust and he was persistent," Pulli said.
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It's this persistent sense of otherness that a lot of us struggle with every day.
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The breach attempts were "less aggressive" and "much less persistent" than attacks on the DNC.
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These favorable market dynamics are offset by persistent weakness in chemical and energy end markets.
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We are optimistic enough to believe that long-term thinking and persistent efforts can prevail.
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American politics is now an unstable system, and that's even truer given Trump's persistent unpopularity.
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It's very aromatic, though less sharp and persistent than ordinary large ginger root from China.
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And yet, we keep hearing persistent claims that overwork is a problem in the Valley.
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A weakened global economy, combined with persistent political uncertainty, kept sales of new machinery sluggish.
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How do you reconcile being drawn to the community, but struggling with its persistent challenges?
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There are some studies in which researchers found persistent gains from early-childhood school programs.
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So are those extremely persistent aspiring musicians desperately pleading for you to buy their mixtapes.
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As such, they engaged in "a pattern of persistent illegal conduct," according to the suit.
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But she was persistent, insistent, and consistent, which are three signs of a transgender child.
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Trump's old — though persistent — nemesis Hillary Clinton returned to the spotlight at Recode's Code Conference.
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The movie is filled with the persistent imagery of a quill daubed repeatedly in ink.
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The mayor's office declared holidays on Thursday and Friday to ease persistent problems with traffic.
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There's a persistent pay gap between men and women, with a motherhood penalty to boot.
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Trump's limited but persistent appealNarcissists are all about what have you done for me lately.
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Soaring costs and access to primary care options remain persistent challenges, especially in rural areas.
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In the United States and other countries, attitudes about gender roles have proved remarkably persistent.
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Zimbabweans seem less interested in the political intrigue than in high unemployment and persistent inequality.
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But only rarely did I hear the persistent, percussive edge of contemporary trap music styles.
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"The stuff is relatively persistent — it's designed to last a long time," Mr. Kaszeta said.
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Once a rising Democratic star, Ms. Barry had faced persistent questions about misspent taxpayer money.
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Their share continues to grow slowly, despite persistent Afghan and American efforts to weaken them.
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In therapy, I've practiced setting boundaries with family members, friends, or persistent strangers countless times.
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The idea of economic amends for past injustices and persistent disparities is getting renewed attention.
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There's a persistent notion that crocodilians evolved slowly and haven't changed much, Dr. Brochu noted.
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Of course, there's no guarantee that the Democrats face a persistent and deep structural disadvantage.
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Another technique is to look for more persistent molecules known to be associated with pigments.
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The organization has managed to address three persistent challenges that philanthropists at all levels face.
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My mom's head scarf, our odd names and our shaded skin led to persistent inquiries.
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Much about the virus's spread remains unknown, particularly with persistent problems on getting Americans tested.
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Over all, "the effects of persistent Arctic warming continue to mount," the new report said.
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Likewise for persistent anxiety, post-traumatic stress, and personality issues such as borderline personality disorder.
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But the bigger concern is what Djokovic's persistent right elbow pain means for his future.
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The partisan fracturing that emerged after Mr. Trump's election has been particularly striking and persistent.
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And they are a symptom of how online ads are becoming increasingly targeted and persistent.
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I get more satisfaction from being patient and persistent than I do from instantaneous rewards.
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Though suicides result from multiple causes, bullying has remained a persistent problem in Japanese schools.
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From that point, Hemmer figured he could succeed in broadcasting if he was persistent enough.
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Japan has a persistent problem with suicides, although the number has been declining over all.
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And whatever the issue, they argue, a disastrous miscalculation is more likely without persistent engagement.
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Concerns over the workplace culture at Ford have become a persistent problem for the company.
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"They can [succeed] if the citizens are persistent, and I see they are," he said.
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This persistent sense of threatened white identity raises a prickly question about the country's direction.
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What comes through is a persistent effort by Trump to interfere with the legal system.
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African-Americans did not blame Mr. Obama for these persistent levels of deprivation and inequality.
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Despite that, deliveries of popular models grew, reflecting industry forecasts of persistent growth in traffic.
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But the "good news" is colored in America by persistent gaps between blacks and whites.
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Large and persistent racial gaps in housing and employment are a fact of American life.
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But unless we address the persistent inequalities around us, we are drifting in that direction.
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A campaign adviser said O'Rourke will not run for Senate next year, despite persistent prodding.
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Milos Raonic has withdrawn from the United States Open because of a persistent wrist injury.
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For teenagers whose allergies manifest as persistent disrespect, laying down some ground rules can help.
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Smith suffers from persistent chronic pain and fatigue, and being in crowded spaces is risky.
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By definition it is only a watershed moment if the effect is widespread and persistent.
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Mr. Centeno often seems interested in simultaneously delivering and unraveling the cuisine's most persistent clichés.
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"It's very persistent issue with infrastructure," said Artem Abramov, head of shale research at Rystad.
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Such coordination is undercut by persistent tension over the history of Japanese colonialism in Korea.
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Critics of the technique have said the method's aggressive, persistent approach leads to false confessions.
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He is deaf and suffers from persistent seizures, and appears to have suffered brain damage.
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In July, a Kyrgyz court ruled to uphold the term despite persistent international condemnation. 6.
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Yet food packaging still sometimes contains them, along with the less persistent, short-chain form.
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When Otto arrived back in the United States he was in a persistent vegetative state.
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Threats to this capability are persistent, and they continue to grow with each passing year.
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Yields had also been pressured by persistent uncertainty on the U.S. trade negotiations with China.
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Trump's administration has been plagued by persistent revelations about connections between his aides and Russia.
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The persistent drizzle Tuesday night did little to dampen the spirit of the Japanese fans.
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And it will take sustained, persistent effort — yours and mine — for America to fully recover.
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Technically, the feature is known as "Persistent Cloud Anchors," and it's not a new idea.
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And the drama seemed over; all that remained was the persistent flutter of indignant commentary.
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There is a persistent media approach that always finds something to criticize about China's economy.
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He's had a large and persistent lead there for much of the past three months.
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These anxieties have been reflected in persistent swings in the VIX index in recent years.
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Many members of the class ignored my persistent Facebook messages, emails and voice mail messages.
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Persistent protectionist tensions between the United States, China and Europe are making chief executives nervous.
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The best-known adverse event is persistent flashbacks, though these are believed to be rare.
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The change has been removed and the page is now locked for "persistent vandalism." pic.twitter.
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Winds in excess of 130 mph, storm surge and flooding from persistent rainfall expected. pic.twitter.
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Little by little, thick basses and persistent percussions emerge, and the vortex starts to open.
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Not surprisingly, Weaver says the most persistent caricature of the Bernie supporter is a myth.
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The hacking at Ericsson was persistent and pervasive, said people with knowledge of the matter.
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Clark co-edited Persistent Voices: Poetry by Writers Lost to AIDS (2010), with David Groff.
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We've seen a concerted, persistent attack on women's health and rights at the federal level.
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Quirky and relatable, Juno's uniqueness is a persistent reminder that pregnant teens are humans first.
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We had been chatting and he just kept calling and ringing, he was very persistent.
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We even talked about fake news at the time, which has been a persistent story.
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The anticipated policy change will, State Department and Pentagon officials told reporters, continue to put restrictions on the use of persistent anti-personnel landmines, which can remain active for years, but will give combatant commanders the authority to use non-persistent mines in conflict zones.
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Persistent fan anger at Wenger — whose tenure has been a model of consistent excellence and persistent near-misses — has recently bubbled over after the Gunners fell off the pace in the Premier League race and were thumped out of the Champions League this week.
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BOORSTIN: BUT THERE IS THIS PERSISTENT QUESTION ABOUT MEASUREMENT AND HOW YOU MEASURE A VIDEO VIEW.
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With persistent injuries plaguing her early years as a professional, she decided to retire in 2013.
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For a while, we thought the latter camp was a pretty harmless (if not persistent) group.
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CSX has been dogged for months with customer complaints, persistent service issues and increased federal scrutiny.
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Many of London's social woes, such as its persistent housing crisis, are blamed on the rich.
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Dozens of persistent mosquitoes bit through the netting, the fabric of the hammock and my clothing.
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Global equities slumped at the start of the week on persistent concerns over tense Sino-U.
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In practice, this means persistent engagement and a clear understanding of their priorities, beliefs and concerns.
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Not all physicians are convinced that the use of persistent monitoring will result in better care.
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For additional information, please see "Fitch Affirms Canadian Banks; Fundamentals Outweigh Persistent Housing Risks" at www.fitchratings.com.
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And 10 percent were "life-course persistent"—they have trouble as children, and it doesn't stop.
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Germany and Latvia tested air defenses as part of the alliance's "Persistent Presence" exercise in September.
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The pair's affectionate activities are "more persistent than I've ever seen in the wild," Packer noted.
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Sadly, no matter how gloriously persistent the fans were, the moderators kept changing the edits back.
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People want autographs, selfies, a word or two—but the most persistent want money and advice.
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Image: Magic LeapAnother level to the interface is the option for persistent apps in your environment.
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But it's also clear Trump will take office amid persistent questions about his relationship with Russia.
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Anias, whose skull cap was removed following persistent post-surgical infections, wore a turquoise knit cap.
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Elsewhere, oil prices fell on Friday after persistent doubts regarding the extent of OPEC production cuts.
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Persistent volatility: 21 House districts that voted for Obama in '12 switched and went for Trump.
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It's pretty quiet and there is a very persistent buyer out there pushing the market higher.
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The presence of persistent liquid water is important because it's considered a critical prerequisite of life.
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Later in the interview, Cohen asked her about the persistent rumors that she will divorce Joe.
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At multiple points throughout the persistent, weeklong harassment, fans used Talusan's own sexual assault against her.
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At 22, wasn't I too young to be at the mercy of persistent aches and discomfort?
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"Securing web traffic to stop advanced persistent threats/malware is critical to every company," Hogan said.
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Although the Humvee was only for military use at the time, his persistent lobbying changed that.
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John Conyers alleged that she endured persistent sexual harassment by the congressman, according to court documents.
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Rumors of a slimmer, cheaper Xbox One have been quite persistent for the past few weeks.
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Since then, Puerto Rico has continued to struggle with limited access to communication and persistent blackouts.
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A persistent cosmological puzzle has been troubling physicists since 1917: what is the universe made of?
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However, the persistent strength of the dollar continues to create headwinds for the multinational, he said.
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The also advanced broadly as persistent U.S.-China trade fears and Brexit concerns fanned risk aversion.
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Mr. Wainwright's singing has a persistent babyish whine reminiscent of the great country star George Jones.
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Germany's persistent willingness to accept migrants has meant that ever more are arriving in the country.
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Louisiana suffers persistent Quality of Life issues because of poor health and a high crime rate.
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It's just to point out that there are things more persistent and more powerful than that.
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This time, after many persistent phone calls from DeMarcus, Alderson agreed to meet him for lunch.
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"Trump's remarks reflect his persistent desire for allies to pay more for their defense," she said.
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Juul rebuffed the initial interest, but Altria remained persistent, regularly coming back with higher price points.
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