Yet some pessimism persists in the top echelon of corporate America.
"The unjust distribution of good persists, creating a situation of social sin that cries out to heaven and limits the possibilities of a fuller life for so many of our brothers".
But that argument was always vulgar, and it would be even more vulgar now to say that Isis's success can be explained by reference to an occupation that no longer persists.
In the past month there have been efforts to clamp down on the exploitation of migrant children working as porters at the market, but the problem persists.
They say any unused water can be stored in a newly retrofitted dam and tapped if drought persists.
Paul, gesturing toward the acrimony that persists in the Senate even after the vote made passage of the USA Freedom Act a foregone conclusion, said his Republican opponents were rooting for a terrorist attack to embarrass him.
Some, however, are concerned that despite the huge changes that came about after last year's Maidan revolution, the same oligarchic way of doing things persists.
However, widespread persecution persists against Arab, Kurdish and Azeri activists.
If the bullying persists, identify whether your organisation has a grievance policy and report the problem to a relevant individual eg union representative, HR manager, line manager or occupational health adviser.
The fallacy persists that just because you live in the countryside, you're anti-townie and pro-hunting, which is twaddle.
It will be interesting to see whether Tim Sherwood persists with his 4-4-2 formathat given thArsenalnal's midfield is the best he has come up against so far and, as such, the most likely to profit from numerical superiority in the centre.
