This story is that 27 years after Portugal relinquished colonial control over East Timor, and after Indonesia tried to take the region by force, the persistent aspirations for independence of most of the 800,000 East Timorese have now triumphed.
They put in perspective my grandmother's deep and persistent aspirations to attain middle-class respectability.
Given the crises we face, we need to get Obama to embrace the tradition of Washington, Lincoln, and Roosevelt and start harnessing Americans' persistent democratic aspirations and energies to do something about them.
If clinical suspicion of persistent infection remained, joint aspiration before reimplantation was performed for cultures and white blood cell count.
In settings with lower prevalence and in cases of persistent lymphadenopathy, US-guided aspiration should be attempted.
The conclusion to the entry questions whether global governance without world government in contemporary world conditions can really deliver the goods of global security, universal human rights, social justice, and environmental protection that have made the ideal of world government a persistent if elusive human aspiration.
In the neonatal population, meconium aspiration syndrome, persistent pulmonary hypertension, sepsis and congenital diaphragmatic hernia were the most common reasons for ECMO transportation.
Seromas should be managed conservatively unless they are large, painful, or persistent after 4 6 weeks, and aspiration is contraindicated to prevent superinfection [3, 4, 8, 21].
In low-grade infection, laboratory markers may also normalize in patients with persistent infection, so that knee aspiration before reimplantation should be performed in patients with suspected persistent infection [18, 20, 39].
