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But the members of the President's economic team were persistent.

But they now say the problem is likely to be a more persistent one.

I had to hand it to the woman, she was persistent.

They are persistent, in that their effect can be used each turn.

We must make persistent efforts for a long time to come.

But his mother was persistent, he had to give her that.

A king's only son wanted to see the world and was so persistent that his father let him go.

But he was persistent, and eventually they took a look.

There is a small but persistent drug trade, the police say.

Sometimes they are persistent and form very near the surface.

One persistent story is that the image comes to life.

She had been persistent, and after all it was not her concern.

It takes many long persistent hours to deal with insurance companies.

The man was persistent and had obviously thought this through.

There was a general and persistent state of military crisis.

"How persistent they will be in their interest, of course, it is too early."

He was persistent, and she needed help with medical school applications.

They're more persistent than most teams are at running the ball.

He was an early and persistent champion of information security in government.

A persistent fall in the general price level of goods and services.

And the talk soon turned to the persistent problem of provisions.

In the light of the need for persistent pressure, the Commission's approach is the best one.

She wanted to come with him; was so persistent that he finally agreed.

She might have said that persistent high oil prices hit this state in more than one way.

But your father is so persistent like rain in July.