After 10 days, with the blackout looking permanent, matters turn bleak with the nearest grocery store nearly empty, and gasoline scarce.
(Permanent matters of national principle may last forever, but they're a different issue, and they're not the ideological possessions of either party, so no party can win competitive leverage in elections by appealing to them).
As psychological and empirical concepts, they do not belong to aesthetics; and as a whole, in their common quality, they refer merely to the world of feelings, empirically grouped and classified, which forms the permanent matter of artistic intuition.
However, the underlying phenomena related with the wide prognostic spectrum of this group of tumors are a permanent matter of debate far to be understood.
About a fifth suggested the changes in behavior were permanent, no matter what the major airlines did.
To the ire of conservationists, it held that the project's "significant economic and social benefits" (4,700 construction jobs and 1,400 permanent posts) mattered more.
And they say they would be willing to make the two provisions they are seeking permanent no matter which party has control of the Senate.
Well, you're talking that it's down from a peak as though that was some number that was meant to be permanent no matter what.
And forget about pursuing happiness: You are not going to make it permanent, no matter how many steps you follow.
Apply this to feelings as well as thoughts, and we see how everything comes and goes, nothing stays, nothing is permanent, no matter how strong or insistent the thought or feeling may be.
And the trigger clawback could present problems for other Republicans who believe strongly in tax cuts and want them to be permanent no matter the effect on the deficit.
