The map of much of the modern Middle East, established by Britain and France at the end of the First World War, is an enduring source of bitterness.
The rum distilled from cacao has an enduring coffee-like bitterness; easier to enjoy, on its own or in cocktails, is the Don Esteban cacao liqueur ($48), in which the chocolate flavor is balanced by a mild sweetness.
He set aside the bitterness of enduring 27 years in apartheid prisons – and the weight of centuries of colonial division, subjugation and repression – to personify the spirit and practice of Ubuntu.
Later in the 1920s the rivalry was intensified during strike action started by the East End (perceived to be West Ham fans) which Isle Of Dogs-based companies (i.e. Millwall fans) refused to support, breeding ill will between the two camps, the bitterness of this betrayal enduring for years.
He introduced himself with now-standards including "Bird on the Wire," "Suzanne," "Sisters of Mercy" and "So Long Marianne," and across the next five decades issued 14 studio albums dense with wit, charm, cruelty, harsh self-judgment, bitterness, grace and profound, enduring empathy.
Gee it was real!" His most enduring unrequited attentions were reserved for Ann Honeycutt, a. k. a. Honey, who eventually prompted as much bitterness as ardor.
His bitterness at continued exile is expressed in letters to his friends the first of a collection of correspondence that became an outstanding and enduring monument of Russian prose.
