If this shadow government persists, it is because we have yet to get outraged enough to push back against its power grabs and put an end to its high-handed tactics.
The central work in Build Therefore Your Own World is Durant's Every spirit builds itself a house, and beyond its house a world...Build therefore your own world, an installation of a deconstructed wooden house that evokes the shadows that persist alongside this nation's shape.
The term shadow banning has persisted in internet forums and subreddits until today.
Tristram Hunt, shadow education secretary, said persisting with free schools in the face of parents' reluctance made no sense when the country was facing a national crisis in primary school places.
In 2014, a report described an 18-year history of "no show" papers as part of a "shadow curriculum" that had persisted for 18 years, whereby students registered for lecture courses which turned out to be more like independent study classes where no professor interaction was required.
In the second year of living with the memory, the simmering disquiet persists, a lengthening shadow that won't leave.
In Mr. Lumet's universe, however, a shadow of the old hope persists, a residual but still potent faith in the possibility of something better.
Today's night life persists in the shadow of (and in spite of) the New York that came in the decades since "No Sleep".
Our present civilization has little appetite for tragedy, but a wispy shadow of Frye's theory persists, as the coming of autumn sends children back to school and putatively serious movies back into the multiplexes.
It persists in the shadows of consciousness.
The theatre has not flourished as a major art under Islam, although as a form of popular entertainment, particularly in mime and shadow puppet shows, it has persisted vigorously.
