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To the questions "why does this degree of spatial power persevere and endure in the (continuous) place and time to the extent that it does?", the answer would seem to be "because of the degree of power to persevere that constitutes it".
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"When we persevered, that was the jubilant part for me," Phillips said, grinning after the game.
"The way she persevered, that's a great example of a scientist following a theory to the end," she says.
Yow persevered that season while undergoing chemotherapy and blood transfusions, her voice hoarse, her toes numb, requiring Glance to help her stand at times during games.
If you persevere with that soul-sucking office job, or that college course that someone else chose for you, it's prolonging the pain.
"We got here in the first place with a lot to overcome, and we persevered through that.
If I can persevere through that, I feel I can come through anything.
West must lead an improbable club, and the defense must persevere with that suit, threatening an eventual ruff.
But Senator John McCain vowed to persevere, warning that if Mr. Bush was nominated, the Republicans would lose in November.
You have got to pity those students who have to persevere with that garbage in order to get a degree of questionable merit".
If West leads his singleton heart, East will be able to persevere with that suit and give his partner two overruffs.
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