And yet there persists a notion that Muslim women across the Middle East have all somehow internalised their own oppression.
As we watched the second tower burst into ballooning flame (an intervening building had hidden the approach of the second airplane), there persisted the notion that, as on television, this was not quite real; it could be fixed; the technocracy the towers symbolized would find a way to put out the fire and reverse the damage.
Yet, researchers say, old notions persist.
While the persistent popularity of fish oil may reflect the human weakness for anything touted as a life-extending elixir, it also reflects that, even among scientists, diet notions can persist even when stronger evidence emerges contradicting them.
Of note, Paul Auwaerter, who in the VICE article states "there's really a scarcity of data to back up" the notion of persisting Lyme disease, is an author on a study called "Drug combinations against Borrelia burgdorferi persisters in vitro: eradication achieved by using daptomycin, cefoperazone and doxycycline".
Yet the notion persists in some quarters that choreography cannot be taught.
But this reductive notion persists and has infected playwriting root and branch.
Why, then, does the notion persist that depression confers special insights and benefits?
The notion persists to this day that Darwin was a circumspect observer of animals, not a confident theorist of life.
There persist a quaint notion amongst no small number of the populace that the talkies will soon pass.
Still, the notion persisted that no very passionate or abandoned Muse was going to be pursued on the premises.
