Is Don Draper, a Nixon man when we meet him in 1960, a Kennedy man in the year Nixon finally becomes president, 1968, has come some distance over the course of the series, despite some constantly predicting his imminent doom at every turn of the Sixties wheel.
Such prominent displays are meant to convey the notion that the government is doing something to ward off terrorists, but they can have the reverse effect too, of constantly reminding us of imminent danger.
Now what I mean by all this is that with the Bush administration constantly talking about the imminent threat posed by nuclear terrorism, anthrax and dirty bombs etc. that the bar for what would be considered impressive feats of terrorism have simply been set beyond Al Qaeda's tactical reach.
The threat level there bounces between severe and imminent pretty much constantly".
"If we consider that Ukrainian propaganda constantly fueled fears of an imminent Russian 'invasion' over land and by air, then we cannot rule out that the Ukrainian anti-aircraft defence may have shot down the Malaysian Boeing by mistake, mistaking the blip on the radar screen for a Russian plane," Baranets writes.
Of course, Mom-and-Pop investors must contend with frightening warnings of imminent disaster that constantly seem to be circulating online.
Instead Ek constantly talks up the service's imminent launch, and scoffs at those who doubt him.
The iPod Classic is one of those Mac products that, like the Mac mini, is constantly rumored to be facing its imminent demise.
Despite Augustine's teachings to the contrary, the original imminent expectation has spontaneously and constantly reemerged in the history of Christianity.
Throughout the knockout stage Chelsea have had the best view from the precipice, yet they have constantly ignored the logic of an apparently imminent exit from the competition.
