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(121) Because Flitter creates a new content type, the next step must define a new database table to persist the custom Flitter data and correlate its fields to a Drupal node.

(122) Pray for the Spirit to move among the 11,350 lost Tai Kao in Yunnan, who have some Scripture portions in their language but persist in idol worship.

(123) In fact, Tillich believed that the courage we really need is the courage to persist and continue in the face of feelings of guilt of meaninglessness.

(124) The techniques involved in implementing an EAz data access object to persist and retrieve permissions.

(125) But a huge gap remains between the gross receipts of black-owned businesses and those of white-owned businesses. And other racial disparities persist.

(126) We must persist in study on for good or for evil.

(127) The company should equipoise the three development levels and get power to achieve the strategy of persist rise.

(128) Rumors persist about a Super Mutant refuge nestled high in the ski lodge to the northwest.

(129) Yet a sharp recent retreat in commodity prices, which has seen oil prices plunge some $20 in just three weeks to around $68, suggests the disinflation trend is likely to persist.

(130) As you have learned from this article, JPA provides an easy way to persist data in your applications.

(131) A male chooses to persist, A female chooses spoony .

(132) We are aim to persist improving, strive for perfection, and to provide the precision, steady, dependable and longevous injection moulding machines.

(133) Study and evaluation of the reform should give priority to the development of students persist, persist in multiple evaluation methods, accuracy and ambiguous expression of unity.

(134) The U.S. Labor Department will publish its April employment report next week, and analysts at Citigroup said dollar bearishness should persist.

(135) This is called backwardation and signals that investors are spooked by the current environment, but don't necessarily think it will persist.

(136) In the time lever, I believe that I can persist in doing it ultimately, up to learn it as well as English what I learned.

(137) If I persist, if I continue to try, if I continue to charge forward, I will succeed.

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(138) Henceforth will I recognize that each day I am tested by life in like manner. If I persist, if I continue to try,if I continue to charge forward, I will succeed.

(139) Persist relaxed pace to stable, light and agile, we expected gas penetration pubic region, Yongquan.

(140) No matter happy or not, all want to bear oneself to persist at the beginning and hazily .

(141) North Korea will be on the agenda after its missile tests, as will Myanmar, since its generals persist in prosecuting Aung San Suu Kyi, the world's most famous political detainee, on trivial charges.

(142) The brocade shows unintentionally to softly persist to long for and worship in eyes of the orchid, in the eye in increase to handsome pony elder brother's son again have no side person.

(143) For the duration of the run unit, WORKING-STORAGE items persist in their last-used state.

(144) Free-form Data Access: The free-form data access pattern is used to persist CMP beans to a datastore not supported by any of the templated patterns described above.

(145) Fixed an issue that was causing Summoner Inventory to not persist through system restarts in some cases.

(146) While deploying her particular talent for mollification and conciliation, she will persist in pursuit of the German national interest.

(147) The trade surplus is likely to persist, and reserve assets, after all, are generating interest incomes.

(148) Persist in enforcing the law humanity is the essential requirement of the police organs to cany out" three represents" principles.

(149) The jackrabbit-ocm component maps Java objects to JCR nodes and vice versa, making it possible to persist normal Java objects in a content repository.

(150) Yet misperceptions about U.S. privacy and civil liberties protections persist, such as the erroneous belief that only U.S. citizens can obtain information that has been collected on them.