You might think these are signs of widespread, permanent unemployment among lower-income people.
To the northeast beyond the Barents Sea, precipitation is less, but the summer is shorter and permanent ice is widespread.
A widespread permanent thermocline exists beneath the relatively warm, well-mixed surface layer, from depths of about 200 m (660 feet) to about 1,000 m (3,000 feet), in which interval temperatures diminish steadily.
Management changes like abandonment of permanent grassland were widespread.
The earthquake and the resulting tsunami not only devastated wide coastal areas in Miyagi Prefecture but also caused the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster triggering a widespread permanent evacuation surrounding the Fukushima I Nuclear Power Plant.
Frequently there is widespread and permanent destruction of renal tissue by the time the malady is discovered.
But instead, the legal sale was followed by "an abrupt, significant, permanent, robust and geographically widespread increase" in elephant poaching, concluded researchers Prof Solomon Hsiang at the University of California Berkeley and Nitin Sekar at Princeton University, whose work was published on Monday.
A one-off legal sale of ivory in 2007, when the current ban came into force, was followed by "an abrupt, significant, permanent, robust and geographically widespread increase" in elephant poaching, according to researchers.
The other experts, using the same raw data, dismiss suggestions that a single collapse would have caused serious structural damage, permanent environmental contamination or widespread fires in the other tower.
The background of The Angels Sharee, his latest collaboration with the leftwing Scottish lawyer turned screenwriter Paul Laverty, is the widespread, seemingly permanent youth unemployment and the despair and communal erosion it engenders.
