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Meanings of persisted through in English

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Usage of persisted through in English
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Changes in prescribing practices persisted through the end of the study period.
Pubmed
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Glucose intolerance persisted through two days of exposure but reversed 18h-post second exposure.
Pubmed
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In spite of many accidents, this coopering technique persisted through the fifteenth century.
Artillery Through the Ages / A Short Illustrated History of Cann...
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Histopathologic examination revealed that substantial airway inflammation persisted through day 28.
Pubmed
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One thought persisted through the chaos of his surging thoughts.
Youth Challenges
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There was one fancy indeed, which persisted through her girlhood.
O Pioneers!
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Her laughter persisted through his dreams, or through his dream.
In the Control Tower
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And it has pretty much persisted through our adult lives.
The Guardian
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Many Black high school students have persisted through an environment that often felt unwelcoming.
Ebony
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This fear persisted through the 1980s, even as the cold war was finally being won.
The Guardian
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The genre has persisted through the years largely because of its focus on personalized intimacy.
Wired
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Life had persisted through so much, was so triumphant.
The Visioning: A Novel
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There had persisted through the years a little band of irreconcilables who were Progressives or nothing.
Theodore Roosevelt and His Times: A Chronicle of the Progressive...
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This political importance has persisted through the centuries.
Life in a Mediæval City / Illustrated by York in the XVth Centur...
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David's love of climbing persisted through his illness.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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However he said if the shutdown persisted through March, the local system would take a blow.
Radio NZ
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