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I want to ask about the concerning effects of religion as we see them today.that persists. People still want it.
that persists.
This persists.
The argument still persists.
The I still persists.
And this of course persists as an official calendar, so something that has to be calculated and reconciled then with the Gregorian calendar as well.
There is nothing that persists from generation to generation unless you write something down.
And that physical process of connection persists.
better if Moore's law persists as that as it looks like it will for a while.
changes in neuroanatomy and neurochemistry that persists long after you first learned or experienced the information.
well the trajectory that I see that persists and that has been present from
So to show an improvement in mood that persists for that length of time is certainly encouraging.
So I think that's one of the reasons why it persists.
You shouldn't assume that because if life persists sufficiently long and becomes sufficiently knowledgeable and powerful,
um I I think a uh a vigorous sex life usually persists well into the uh to the
and lots of benefits from uh being bilingual and this persists throughout life it's even been demonstrated that uh that whatever demands being bilingual
So I guess it persists that way.
And to this day, the story persists that Al-Aulaqi had something to do with the Fort Hood massacre.
After 12 years, that gap persists.
I feel like resources are available and caring people are available and yet the problem persists.
because of um of the degree to which the natural world still persists here offers some
You shouldn't assume that, because if life persists sufficiently long and becomes sufficiently knowledgeable and powerful,
You shouldn't assume that, because if life persists sufficiently long, and becomes sufficiently knowledgeable and powerful,
In some way, the relationship persists even though they're not physically with us anymore.
But there’s very reasonable theories about it and very reasonable theories about why it persists, why it’s so popular in nature.
learned how to adapt to it without destroying the environment but so it persists over centuries and so they can thrive.
We learn more through stories than through any other structure, and that's why it persists.
So take the absolute in-group, and you find that the effect persists even when you just look at those groups.
Female genital mutilation, for example, persists not because it’s just some idea but because a girl is seen as non-marriageable if she’s not circumcised or mutilated in the societies
When George Bernard Shaw said that "the reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself.
Now, what that is telling you very clearly is that what has happened is that the limb is gone but a representation of the limb in the brain still persists.
That is to say, it seemed to validate a technology hyped mood that prevailed during the last decade of the 20th century and persists into the 21st century.
And in particular, so this is a surprise to some of you, the research is so clear, yet the myth still persists that
But I know that's out there, certainly in the television world, there's a kind of a notion that persists, I guess
Fortunately, a large number of people actually do but too many of them unfortunately don't and so childhood indoctrination of course persists to the next generation and the next
It's designed to learn and that learning persists until it gradually is replaced or overcome, first.
But I think what you're referring to more involves not acute stress but stress that persists for a long amount of
Her family is very against her working in a beauty salon which they don't think is respectable, but she persists and she starts working for
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