This version of history has been regurgitated endlessly in state media, leaving any Russian paying attention to reach the logical conclusion on his own: Imprisoning two men who used foreign money to try to overthrow the federal government is self-evidently the right move.
Simon Spies stated that they had been "endlessly generous" towards the Norwegian airline, and that they had suffered numerous delays ultimately caused by the airline's financial shortcomings.
Parkin, however, stated the "game's primary problem...is in its in-built focus" and that the series "is principally concerned with endlessly upping the ante".
GamesRadar editor Carolyn Gudmundson stated "It may not break the Pokemon mold, but Black/White offers enough new content coupled with the series' classic, deep battle mechanics to make it endlessly playable.
Victory in the Great Patriotic War was the one unquestioned achievement of the Soviet state, endlessly glorified in art, song, film and monuments.
They were, you might say, free-driving — no navigation device or map — being not only locals but also professionals in the arcane and endlessly fascinating tri-state-area discipline of getting from here to there.
Aside from the partisan complaints, Democrats and Republicans alike now seem worried that Florida has become a laughing stock, with commentators on television chat shows endlessly deriding the state as "Flori-duh".
In Ukip's heartland of the east of England, for instance, people talk endlessly about the state of the roads and railways and how difficult it is to get around.
As Cosmopolis's Eric Packer, Pattinson spends nearly an entire 24-hour period inside a custom-built limo, during which he has sex with two different women, is anally probed by his doctor, shoots a man dead, and muses endlessly on the state of 21st century America.
We live in a country that is constantly embroiled in battles over whether to place the Ten Commandments on some courthouse lawn a collection of states endlessly referred to as A Christian Nation and yet many of us refuse to consider, even for a moment, the prospect that the spiritual warfare we believe in so deeply might occasionally spill over into the physical realm. .
