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These rights do not differ in principle from the rights that persist in analogue works . An issue that persists even to this day , the Japanese ownership of Korean land first became widespread during colonial occupation , when the Japanese government handed out large tracts of land at reduced costs to any Japanese family willing to settle and emigrate to Korea . The addition of an on-site , 30 gallon water heater has solved the hot water problems that persisted with the new dishwasher / sanitizer . In the media , in Israeli political discourse , in discussions about institutions , on Israeli ID cards , everywhere practically , " Jew " and " Arab " are the terms that persist . These studies show that such students are at a distinct disadvantage when it comes to postsecondary access — a disadvantage that persists even after controlling for other important factors such as educational expectations , academic preparation , support from parents and schools in planning and preparing for college , and family income . IN.S.OMNIA is a writing world that persists on screen , that welcomes all forms of wordplay , where writers enter in under " ' nyms " ( pseudonyms ) at their whim , where they may display skill or just bs on the BBS . The damage caused by the October 2005 earthquake has affected even the most basic health care needs in parts of Pakistan , and " the scope of health and medical needs that persists is troubling , " continues Ann Walle , CWS Communications Director . A big question is whether children with SDB are at increased risk of learning / behavior problems that persist . Because of potentially poor quality control practices and craftsmanship , and because Inspection is imperfect on first pass ( 30 percent to 80 percent effective ) , focus on major defects that persist in source documents used to produce the document under Inspection , and in kin documents derived from the same source documents . Before the development of chaos theory , there was a presumption that " difficult to predict " and " random " were the same thing , and the effort was to continue to pursue formal descriptions with time as an independent variable of those things that persisted in being difficult to predict . Over the past two decades , we and many others have reported that the mature brain continues to harbor a population of neural stem cells , multipotential and self-renewing cells that persist from early development 6,16,33 -37 . Due to re-infection of red blood cells from malaria parasites ( hypnozoites ) that persisted in liver cells ( hepatocytes ) .