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permanent

[pur-muh-nuhnt] / ˈpɜr mə nənt /


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He is now three appearances away from his loan move - which was agreed when former president of football operations Monchi was in charge of Villa's recruitment - becoming a permanent £35m deal.

From BBC

Other rules will improve visibility of interior handles, including by requiring permanent graphic markings, the ministry said.

From Barron's

From 2027 as part of the New Zoo Standards, they will be legally required to have a contingency plan to care for animals during prolonged income loss, major incidents, or permanent closure.

From BBC

Analysts say that new investments will likely focus on the robotic tools and artificial-intelligence components that have captivated Wall Street, meaning a surge in new, permanent factory jobs is less likely.

From The Wall Street Journal

They did announce the loan signing of Hearts teenager James Wilson on Monday with the option to make the move permanent, but the forward will only feature for the Under-21 squad initially.

From Barron's