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With wide asymptomatic spread, there will be more mutations and more risk that the virus will become permanent.

Haringey Council told The Daily Beast that the children had not been taken permanently into state care.

Hitchcock was our mountains and our rivers, curled permanently into our brainpans.

He survived, Risner says, but was left permanently injured by a bullet to his spine.

And not all illegal immigrants remain in the country permanently.

Is he the type of character who would ever join the group permanently, or is he more of a drift-in, drift-out kind of guy?

The box B is permanently supplied with air under pressure from the bellows.

It is less troublesome, as well as less expensive, than a hot supper, and the custom will be a good one to adopt permanently.

However, one-third of the area of the state—which had become West Virginia—was permanently separated.

Her nominee was unable to hold his ground in Kerry, nor was the Papal Bishop permanently resident.

About half this great counter was permanently immersed, and when a boat laid over, almost the whole of it came into bearing.