In the past, new Colossus aficionados have persistently run up against the objections of Greece's powerful lobby of archaeologists.
What spurred them on was, they say, that the village had been persistently run down, for all the time they'd been there.
Longstanding commission attempts to "harmonise" corporate tax regimes across the EU have persistently run into fierce resistance from national governments, not least the Irish, as well as Luxembourg, the Netherlands, and Britain.
For years, for example, some countries — Germany, Japan and China prominent among them — have persistently run current account surpluses, meaning they export more than they import and essentially export capital to the rest of the world.
If they persistently run ads that breach the Codes, broadcasters risk being referred by the ASA to Ofcom, which can impose fines and even withdraw their licence to broadcast.
The result of these policies is that China has persistently run large merchandise-trade surpluses against the United States.
In spite of the role that these leaders have played in the mass atrocities in the Congo, the U.S. has persistently run interference on their behalf, providing them with diplomatic and political cover, especially at the U.N.
Does it matter that the UK persistently runs a current account deficit on the balance of payments?
If inflation was persistently running below the target, that would be a good reason to keep the federal funds rate where it was, she added.
Howard Archer, chief UK and European economist at IHS Global Insight, said: "The strong increase in private car sales in December indicates that demand for cars is holding up well despite consumers' purchasing power being squeezed by inflation persistently running well above earnings growth.
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