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Despite its persistent influence, the role of state media receives precious little attention from outsiders.
A spokesman denied that there was any reason to believe that the firm was under any new financial pressures, despite its persistent bridge- loan troubles.
That wrench is not in "Battle Studies," Mr. Mayer's fourth album, which, despite its persistent pessimism, remains polite and affable, vulnerable enough to ensure that his female fans — and those are the ones who count — won't stray.
The 32nd joint annual sessions of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund ended yesterday with an optimistic appraisal by IMF Managing Director H. J. Witteveen of U.S. economic prospects, despite its persistent trade and current account deficits.
That sentence abridges 12½ minutes of airtime on "Fox & Friends," which is the leading morning program on cable television news by a mile, despite its persistent swerves into sheer idiocy.
The source of Tuesday's momentum was the housing market, which showed signs of renewal despite its persistent struggles: consumers unwilling to make large investments, a flood of foreclosures and an influx of shaky mortgages.
Despite its manifold and persistent problems of lousy governments and erratic climates (see article), Africa has a chance of rising.A long way to goPessimists have plenty of evidence to call on.
But New York Dirt's withdrawal from the huge job underscores what some critics say is the authority's persistent failure, despite its budget problems, to aggressively vet subcontractors in an industry where corruption, fraud and abuse are widespread.
Hence, despite its biodegradability, tylosin can be persistent in field soils where dissipation may be much slower than under laboratory conditions.
Despite its importance, the prevalence of persistent hypersomnolence and accompanying sleep disorders within the general population remains unclear.
Tsongas, for example, backs nuclear power more enthusiastically than any of the Democratic contenders--despite persistent sharp questions from environmentalists.
