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His death is particularly difficult, Gyamfi said, because Brown had shown her he was persistently fighting to improve himself and, in the most dire of circumstances at times, to live.

But questions remain over Walker's own interest - he is on a bumper contract at Channel 5 and has persistently batted away suggestions of a return to the BBC.

In the decade since its passing, the ballot measure, which Gascón helped write, has persistently been blamed by critics for increases in shoplifting and retail theft.

Prosecutors had sought a longer prison sentence for Johnston, whose lawyers argued back that the US has "persistently overstated" the actor's role in the attack.

Reuters has reported that canvassers have fallen well short of their goals, persistently missing their assigned targets in swing states.