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persistence

[per-sis-tuhns, -zis-] / pərˈsɪs təns, -ˈzɪs- /


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The latest round of protests so far remains limited to universities and hasn’t gained traction among the broader population, but its persistence underscores the challenges facing the regime.

From The Wall Street Journal

The persistence of the rain has led to the flooding many parts of the UK have experienced.

From BBC

“The magnitude, persistence, and breadth of buying activity have materially exceeded prior peaks, underscoring retail’s role as a primary source of incremental demand in early 2026,” he told clients on Wednesday.

From MarketWatch

Powell’s counterpoint is that while those possibilities are incorporated into the Fed’s projections, their magnitude and persistence remain uncertain.

From Barron's

But they may also recognise something more enduring: the persistence of the very systems the film gently mocks.

From BBC