However, if the cause of the wound or if the wound persists, such as under the persistent UV and carcinogen exposures, the continuous wound healing process will lead to a clinical cancer mass.
If the peg persists, such an option is worthless.
When an underlying reason for crying persists, such as hunger or sustained pain, the infant may start crying again soon after the end of carrying.
If the odor still persists, such as a really bad one like pet urine soaked into the carpet, you may have to replace the carpet and underlay.
Trade stones of variant weights persist, such as the glass stone of 5 pounds.
Many of these salted foods have persisted, such as sauerkraut, pickles, cured anchovies, cheese, salted butter, ham, corned beef, sausage, and bacon.
While Dell's weak record of late could easily persist, such investor apathy can be the sign of a stock's bottoming.
Problems persist, such as a sharp gender imbalance in Satara and many other regions of India because of a cultural bias toward having sons.
Although the meaning of the holiday has changed, some pagan customs still persist, such as the bonfires, which originally were believed to ward off evil spirits, and the focus on nature, which harkens back to when plants and water were thought to have magical healing powers on Midsummer's Eve.
The forecast here for the next three weeks will call for partly Tebow skies with a chance of late-day Sanchezes — even as other issues persist, such as the offense's grasp of the coordinator Tony Sparano's system; competition at right tackle between Wayne Hunter and, should he pass his physical by next Tuesday, the new acquisition Jeff Otah; and a kicking battle between Josh Brown and Nick Folk.
Nevertheless, Origen's influence persisted, such as in the writings of the Byzantine monk Maximus the Confessor (c. 550 662) and the Irish theologian John Scotus Erigena (c. 810 877), and, since Renaissance times, controversy has continued concerning his orthodoxy, Western writers being generally more favourable than Eastern Orthodox.
