In the generations since the church's founding, several hospitals have cropped up within walking distance.
In the generations since, countless men have embraced the ruggedness of the classic aviator look for the same irresistible reasons.
In the generations before Henry's accession, Norman dukes, magnates, and adventurers had conquered southern Italy, Sicily, Antioch, and England.
In the generations that followed, her work became closeted as that of a female painter and as such was somehow depreciated and largely forgotten in France.
In the generations since caricature became a clearly defined idea, there have been occasional examples in painting and sculpture alongside the more usual drawing for reproduction.
In the generations between, villages were burned, children spirited away as slaves and many youths, known as the Lost Boys, were left to wander hundreds of miles across the lion-infested veld in search of safety.
"It's not a deliberate loosening, it's a change in the generations," he says.
Those who are motivated to use online resources will do much, much better in the generations to come.
They served as a reminder that this deal is also an investment in the generations that are celebrating a different future.
Geoffrey Garin, a Democratic pollster, explained: "As you move down in the generations, there is probably a greater attraction to the idea of individual empowerment.
