Such prints can be made more permanent by subsequent fixing and washing.
The town wants to make this trade permanent, by switching the political capital back to Sucre from La Paz.
In the recording of jazz, the inspiration and inventiveness of this moment is made permanent by technology, giving pleasure many years after the performance".
The program, which provides American farm surpluses for school feeding programs in developing countries, was made permanent by the Bush administration in 2002.
And at the port's northern fringes a sprawling shanty town, now home to more than 3,000 people, is becoming more permanent by the day.
Now the Bush administration is studying proposals to make this switch permanent, by turning over certain investigations -- into drug trafficking and violent crime, for instance -- to other agencies.
June 22-24: readings of new plays, including "Permanent" by Larry Atlas, "King" by Will Eno and "Headlong" by Patricia Wettig.
The author, born in Hargeisa (now in Somaliland), came to Britain with her family aged five – a temporary move made permanent by the civil war.
Former Times business editor Patience Wheatcroft succeeded Sands on the Sunday, while Bryant, installed at the daily paper on an acting basis, looks more permanent by the day.
Local and state governments, seeing potential votes in the slums, helped to make them permanent by providing them with electricity and drinking water.
After taking comments, the bureau will formally propose the rules this summer and, after another round of comments, hopes to make them permanent by January.
