Brazil still habitually runs a current-account deficit.
And that sprigged smock is hardly standard maestro uniform, still habitually white tie and tails.
It also occasionally comes through with interesting finds that must hearten those who still habitually check in.
Yet Chinese officials still habitually complain that the world has not accepted China's emergence, and wants to thwart its ambitions and "contain" it.
It is untrue that many African villagers are still "habitually unwell" from smallpox; the last case in the world was reported in Somalia in 1977.
Despite the significant progress made in CubeSat research and development over the last decade, some fundamental questions still habitually arise about the CubeSat capabilities, limitations, and ultimately about their scientific and commercial value.
He says he barely keeps in touch with his old manor, other than to visit his mother and sister and to rehearse with Springsteen, which they still habitually do in Asbury Park.
Alas, despite the president's best efforts, so is much else.In this section It's show time Skin-deep success Doing it properly Lonely Hamas Old ways return A very different flavour ReprintsAt crossroads throughout the capital, police in dark-blue uniforms still habitually ask drivers for dollar bills.
But western banks still habitually issued more bank notes than even that increased specie could back, leading to inflation.Peter Rousseau of Vanderbilt University notes the Second Bank of the United States would sometimes accumulate the banknotes of weak banks and present them en masse for redemption.
Zynga's FarmVille proved to be a runaway hit when it launched back in the heady days of 2009, and three years later millions of faux-farmers still habitually tend to their digital crops every day.
However, people who habitually use meth can still be affected years later by the drug, suffering from such things as a weak heart and spontaneous psychotic episodes, Karch said.
