"Lateness is really a commonly misunderstood problem," says Diana DeLonzor, author of Never Be Late Again, who has conducted her own research on the perpetually tardy.
Whedonesque started with a set of rules designed to mandate linking to external sites, encourage civil conduct, discourage copyright violations, and minimize discussion of perpetually contentious issues.
That more than a century of litigation on race has centered on the meaning of a single passage in the Constitution should be taken as a sign that the passage doesn't, and wasn't intended to, contain a clear and perpetually useful instruction on how the country should conduct its affairs on racial matters.
We are social highly social creatures, perpetually absorbing and reflecting other people's preferences and conduct.
He was revered despite his odd mannerisms, which included conducting business in bed in gray woolen pajamas, weeping publicly and complaining perpetually of poor health.
Meanwhile, the president and his cabinet are perpetually at war with the military and diplomatic bureaucracies over the formulation and conduct of security affairs.
But it is also a peculiarly psychological business, conducted at the nexus between aesthetics and high finance, between history, emotion and the demands of a perpetually fluctuating market.
"I did a bad thing," perpetually befuddled English leading man Hugh Grant told Jay Leno after the former had been arrested for engaging in lewd conduct with a prostitute.
The Eagles and McNabb, their perpetually maligned quarterback, were headed back to the conference championship game, and even a 15-yard unsportsmanlike-conduct penalty on McNabb could not slow them.
