Then, Ms. Adamolekun's lot became similar, if not darker in its particulars, to that of hundreds of other immigrants who are able to stay in the country under a status called Permanently Residing Under Color of Law.
G.O.P. politicians will continue to call for permanently lowering taxes, banning abortion and gay marriage, and fighting the terrorists over there, not here.
The researchers account for this by explaining that such deaths occur almost entirely because the patient has become what doctors call "incompetent" (permanently comatose) or because the patient suddenly deteriorates, to the point of being unable to say what he wants.
In the wake of the recent suspension and growing calls for permanently banning Internet.org's app(called Free Basics) in India, it seems a course-correction is now unavoidable for the initiative.
He now calls for permanently extending them.
"The number you are calling is permanently out of order," she reported.
Even President Lee has not called for permanently ending ties, but rather for resuming aid, trade and investment only when the North reciprocates by curtailing its nuclear programs.
Most labor leaders have not publicly criticized Mr. Gore's support of the deal, which calls for permanently normalizing trade relations with China.
Before the midterm election, President Obama called for permanently extending the cuts for the 98 percent of households earning less than $250,000 a year, and letting most of the cuts expire for those who make more than that.
Mr. Obama's budget early this year called for permanently extending the tax cuts except on high incomes, but administration officials signaled to Democrats that he could support a short-term extension of one or two years.
