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But solitary confinement persists, according to the new Justice Department report, which urged the shutdown of the schools' isolation cells.

A rise in job vacancies has made it easier to find employment, but a north-south divide persists, according to a report on Sunday.

Washington has pushed European allies for many months to increase their commitments in Afghanistan — military and civilian — but a troop shortage persists, according to US commanders.

ALMOST four decades after the passage of the federal Fair Housing Act and about 20 years after a federal judge found segregation in the Yonkers schools, the illegal real estate practice of steering minority groups away from nonminority neighborhoods persists, according to a study issued by Westchester Residential Opportunities, a nonprofit housing agency in White Plains.

For the 800,000 federal employees alone, there's $438 million in monthly housing payments on the line if the shutdown persists, according to a Zillow analysis.

If you do find a mistake in your report, the best way to fix it is to order copies of your current report, file the dispute with the reporting agency filing the report and then get the CFPB involved if the error persists, according to the Federal Trade Commission.

The sound problems persisted, according to the LA Weekly, and Gough became more angry.

It has threatened to withdraw from the talks if government "crimes" persist, according to Agence France-Presse (AFP) news agency.

The economy seems to have weathered Iceland's currency meltdown earlier this year, but some fundamental problems persist, according to the OECD's latest survey of the country.

For example, two-thirds of all those sentenced to death since 1976 have been in five Southern states where "vigilante values" persist, according to the legal scholar Franklin Zimring.

Without any new arrivals, Germany's population would wither from 82 million to an astonishing 24 million by 2100, if current birthrates of 1.4 per couple persist, according to a new study by Dr. Klingholz.