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And in the face of incredible wealth and technological advances, Mumbai seems perpetually on the verge of infrastructural collapse.

Used in conjunction, the two can perpetually advance your forecasting abilities.

Leibniz later defines the term monadic conatus, as the "state of change" through which his monads perpetually advance.

I hadn't advanced further so I was perpetually stuck in the "white trash" level of the Scouts' ranking system.

They need our support, particularly in breaking the barriers to free speech that perpetually stonewall the advance of sound moral reasoning throughout the Muslim world. .

Like all other projects, it is perpetually in progress.

Like Ellington – and out of much the same unquenchable enthusiasm for music-making – advancing years did not stop Dankworth and Laine being perpetually busy.

Many professional film scanners and telecines (machine that converts motion picture to video) use continuous movement to advance the film and a high quality sensor that perpetually scans the image either line-by-line or pixel-by-pixel.

To accept the defendant's argument and establish a due process right to retest evidence with each advance in forensic science "would leave perfectly valid judgments in a perpetually unsettled state," the panel held.

The weather gets nicer and all of a sudden people lose their damn minds and schedules book up weeks in advance and as you go from party to party you feel perpetually drunk and hungover and kind of dead.

This is a ballet that perpetually retracts and expands, swelling into an intense and frontal advance by the dancers that corresponds to Brahms's grand finale.