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permanent

[pur-muh-nuhnt] / ˈpɜr mə nənt /


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On the U.N. floor, Beijing’s deputy permanent representative, Sun Lei, joined Russia in calling the U.S. action a rejection of multilateralism and a threat to regional peace.

From The Wall Street Journal

The first three remain integral figures in United's recruitment team, Wilcox has more responsibility, and Vivell has been installed on a permanent basis.

From BBC

Mr MacLeod also assured fans that there are no current plans to make Corriedale a permanent fixture - squashing rumours that a joint show might replace the original soaps.

From BBC

With his wife Tabitha, he now has a permanent teenage foster daughter and offers temporary places for babies.

From BBC

The UN Security Council, of which the UK is a permanent member, is due to meet later to discuss the US operation.

From BBC