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perpetual

[per-pech-oo-uhl] / pərˈpɛtʃ u əl /


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Like most preferred, the Strategy issues are perpetual, meaning they don’t need to be paid back.

From Barron's

Keep reading: Here’s a look at 15 iconic Harry Bosch haunts across L.A., plus 20 essential L.A. crime books, and this special report on why L.A. is the perpetual dark heart of crime writing.

From Los Angeles Times

Small restaurants, bistros, pubs and boutiques opened nearby, giving the neighborhood the feel of a perpetual party.

From Los Angeles Times

Meili, he adds, “does seem like a way out of that perpetual commercial cycle for all of us.”

From Los Angeles Times

Instead, his disasters take on metaphorical meaning for young protagonists who learn to persist, and find joy, in a world of perpetual danger, shadowed by loss.

From Seattle Times