Musical films of the 1930s -- the 'talking picture' era -- existed in a world unto themselves: sometimes kooky, sometimes sophisticated, sometimes bizarre and almost always persistently upbeat.
I am constantly working, always striving, and persistently accomplishing.
The present result therefore indicates that circulating blood is not always infective in persistently TBF infected lambs, and is in accordance with earlier observations that infection in the peripheral blood varies in E. phagocytophila infected animals [ 13, 25].
CIN3 is almost always preceded by persistently detectable oncogenic HPV (Nobbenhuis et al, 1999), and HPV DNA was present in virtually all (99.7%) of a large sample of cervical cancers obtained from populations worldwide (Walboomers et al, 1999).
They will come, constantly, persistently, desperately.
There are always brave souls stubbornly, persistently swimming against the current, and though history may inundate them and hide them from view for a time, it can also retrieve them once more from the deep.
The American Dream always was and continues persistently to be created and re-created in the imaginations of people on the outside--outside the country or outside mainstream successes taken for granted by those whose families achieved them.
Even Wit Capital Director of Research Jonathan Cohen, who doesn't follow the stock, but has always been vocal about his "persistently cautious" take on the e-tailer's prospects, agreed that the cutbacks may be nothing big.
And that is why the Occupiers have so persistently fought back -- mostly but not always nonviolently -- to defend their liberated, "occupied" turf.
It's not the most prominent visually but it compensates by staying persistently in view until opened or closed, meaning it always requires an interaction from our readers.
We have learned over the years that persistently pushing sources to identify themselves actually works—not always, of course, but more often than many reporters initially expect.
