Few people, either in Brussels or in Ankara, any longer believe that Turkish membership will come about in the foreseeable future.
British tabloids, that accused the European Commission (the E.U.'s executive branch) of wanting a more integrated defense policy, even a European army — something that is highly unlikely to come about within the foreseeable future.
The big winner remains the Apple iPad, however, as despite growth by Android tablets from major rivals, the iPad retains a massive 91.96 percent of overall tablet traffic, meaning it has "nothing to worry about" in the foreseeable future in terms of challenges from other makers, according to Baptiste.
The growing concerns over securing supply lines came as Gen. John P. Abizaid, the American commander in the Middle East, told reporters he had requested from the Pentagon the equivalent of two more combat brigades -- as many as 15,000 to 20,000 troops -- to keep American forces in Iraq at about 130,000 for the foreseeable future.
"I'm trying to dispel what you might call the apathy or despondency or complacency... [regarding] the feasibility of doing something serious about aging in the foreseeable future," he says.
We brought in Vogel, as well as Chief Strategy Officer Scott Kim (who also served as interim CEO for the past few months), to discuss how About might be changing in the foreseeable future.
That may be the gentlest thing Mr. Obama says about Mr. Romney for the foreseeable future, as both candidates settle into a steady streams of attacks on each other in an increasingly rancorous campaign.
In a second consecutive day of sometimes contentious testimony on Capitol Hill, General Franks warned the House Armed Services Committee that the postwar effort in Iraq would be difficult and dangerous, and would require about 150,000 troops for the "foreseeable future".
Climate research institutes must not be worried about becoming irrelevant in the foreseeable future.
