eternally

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Part of what makes multiple versions of the play eternal, for him, is simply the ritual.

Each is rare, and the combination of the two—ice on the crater floor and a narrow peak of eternal light on the crater rim—is a prized target for different players.

He is a storyteller, strategist, and eternal student of marketing and business strategy.

To be a cyclist is to be in an eternal state of trying to reconcile the two.

Leavitt, a conservative Republican, sees the struggle between these two eternal goals—liberty and security—as a legitimate, and even necessary contest.

He saw the eternally human beneath the masks of canonised and apotheosised individuals.

The eternally feminine in her nature prompted self-preservation.

But there is no novelist who gives so much room to the pure, crystalline, eternally youthful feeling of love.

“I think you are a trifle foolish to be so eternally vexed about it,” said Homer, soothingly.