Of course, livery drivers and dispatchers at Commodore know danger is ever present for people who make their living ferrying strangers to wherever they wish to go in the middle of the night.
Boruc has been ever present for Saints in the top flight this season, as they have conceded just 10 goals - level with Arsenal as the lowest total in the division.
In the same manner, the responsibilities of life and family are ever present for him on the battlefield.
But even within the most surface ideals of collaboration, the painful effects of segregation and neglect are ever present for HBCU students and graduates.
Finally, deciding which of the communications collected should be read: further targeted searches ensure that only those items believed to be of the highest intelligence value are ever presented for analysts to examine.
Alison Iraheta, "Uh-Huh" This Pepsi jingle was ever-present for a few years, and fairly annoying, but it was also arranged as a soul song for Ray Charles, and that helped Alison, who gave her usual throaty performance.
Shackell had only one season at Derby in his first spell, having been signed from Barnsley, but was ever-present for Nigel Clough's side, making 49 appearances in all competitions before leaving for Burnley in the summer of 2012 for a fee of around £1.1m.
THIS legacy is ever-present for the younger Mr. Sfard: in his firm's conference room hangs a large photograph he took of four Soviet-era Polish police cars that were on display in Warsaw when he went there on a trip to explore his roots two years ago.
Purkiss, 27, has been ever-present for the Quakers since joining in August, making seven appearances.
Australian prop Bryant, 30, has been ever-present for the Welsh side during their three years in Super League.
