If you look at the figures, on the one hand, there is an ageing population, which has been and will be a longstanding trend.
In terms of potential negatives to the treatment, David Pariser, a professor at Eastern Virginia Medical School told the Journal that it remains to be seen whether the effects of miraDry will really prove to be longstanding.
Read in conjunction with Welsh's highly personal introduction, this authorial note will be illuminating for longstanding fans, and make Last Exit to Brooklyn easier to swallow for newcomers.
These officials, still struggling to understand the federal law, predict that many beneficiaries will be confused as longstanding arrangements are disrupted and replaced with private Medicare plans offering different packages of drug benefits under different sets of rules.
To the Editor: "Feeling Warehoused in Army Trauma Care Units" reminds us that despite the better news out of Iraq in the last year, the United States will be faced with the longstanding problem of caring for the warriors wounded in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The first batch of ballots will be sent out to longstanding members from Friday, with a YouGov poll suggesting Corbyn is way out in front with around 53% of support.
Stevens will be trying to break a longstanding trend of college coaches who have failed on the main stage.
It's a sure bet that pundits will be ready to amplify the longstanding roster selection argument if those tests don't go well.
However, he will be best remembered for his longstanding characters in two popular BBC television comedy series – the sniffily priggish Captain Peacock in Are You Being Served? and the pompous retired policeman Herbert Trulyy" Truelove, in Roy Clarke's Last of the Summer Wine.
Despite the gentrification that has taken place in some inner cities, and the plunge in national crime rates to levels not seen in decades, it will be hard to shake the longstanding American association of higher-density living with poverty and personal danger.
