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• The trust was never designed to be a permanent form of ownership,
• Like viscous deformation, it is also a permanent form of deformation.
• They have more permanent forms; they're already embodied in words.
• Turkey's military presence has taken a more permanent form in recent months.
• Eventually his idea took permanent form in the rooms of the Royal Manchester Institution.
• The high demand for the essays led to their publication in a more permanent form.
• The most prevalent and permanent form of death's glorification is through artistic expression.
• Non-permanent forms of sterilization were also used including Depo-Provera and Norplant.
• Put it into a permanent form.
• Resettlement in the countryside ( " ch
  
  du?lu騢?" ) was a more permanent form.
• Libel involves publication in some permanent form like writing in a book, newspaper, and slander.
• By the Bronze Age, settlements in Cumbria are likely to have taken a much more permanent form.
• These stories had previously been drawn on the desert sand, and were now given a more permanent form.
• The AI has no permanent form, being a program capable of uploading itself into computers and autonomous devices.
• It also provided for an administration board to govern the principality until a permanent form of government could be established.
• Will's d鎚on, named Kirjava by Serafina, has taken the permanent form of a large black cat.
• To make your family history valuable to future generations, you need to put it in some kind of permanent form.
• Examining such temporary occurrences of the condition, he said, would help clarify the mechanism behind its more permanent forms.