If they agreed I prefer to think their acquiescence was more a testimony to the eternal youth of the male libido than aches and pains that needed addressing the fake health-care workers would escort them home, and while one of them ministered to their needs the other would burglarize the apartment.
Creating more out of less is the eternal name of the business game.
My friends, at every turning point in our history, we, the people, have chosen unity over division, heeding our founders' call to America's eternal mission to form a more perfect union, to widen the circle of opportunity deep in the reach of freedom and strengthen the bonds of our community.
The second eternal truth: Success is not a zero-sum game, though most academic economists, pundits and politicians act as if it were--maybe because they vie for glory in zero-sum professions. (There can be only 1 U.S. President and 100 senators, for example.) The third eternal truth: The Golden Rule is more than a spiritual truth, it is a business truth.
"More than your physical body, we have the commander in eternal memory, especially this generation who heard it, touched it, saw him, " Maduro told the audience.
More than any single failure, the larger lesson here is the eternal one about the folly of government industrial policy.
Known as a land of "eternal spring", Tenerife is a popular tourist destination with more than 1.3m Britons visiting each year.
One suspects Beijing would love nothing more than to promote doctrinal fragmentation, isolating Chinese Catholics from the global and eternal communion of which they are a part.
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Hope sprung eternal at Donna's, and the crowd seemed to be on the cusp of more than just another year.
Hope springs eternal for some break in that cycle of terror and repression, but other and perhaps more tractable misery spots around the globe beg for intercession, too.
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