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It will perpetuate conflict.

She concluded that the "three proposed developments will not only not foster integration of the neighborhood, but it will perpetuate segregation".

If the West continues to take a hard line on Ukraine, it will perpetuate the loopy logic that created the crisis in the first place.

But that is what there is, and not voting will only make it worse: it will perpetuate the downward spiral of quality candidates, and increase EU governments' confidence in passing legislation on any issue they choose without scrutiny.

But if the search for heroes and villains continues it will perpetuate a culture of dependency and fear, placing immense pressure on staff – especially those who work in organisations that are under the microscope.

Some supporters of the ban say that airing the Singh interview is tantamount to giving a platform to the rapist's views; others say that the documentary paints sexual violence as an Indian issue rather than a global one, and fear that it will perpetuate a "white-savior" attitude in foreign viewers.

"The notion that I am a clone of Ferriero, or that I will perpetuate the leadership style of Joe Ferriero, is completely unfounded," he said.

"I hope very much that some responsible person will buy it who will perpetuate its legacy," he said.

To extend the reach of the law is to increase the power of those who define, enforce, and judge it, which will perpetuate misunderstanding, violence, and injustice.

To extend the reach of the law is to increase the power of those whom define, enforce, and judge it, which will perpetuate misunderstanding, violence, and injustice.

Austin should serve as a model for developing municipalities worldwide: because it attracts people who will perpetuate the ethos it has established, Austin will stay clean and beautiful as it continues sustainable development.