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Caiaphas, much like Pontius Pilate in Anatole France's short story "The Procurator of Judaea", barely remembers the episode for which he will eternally be notorious.

But it is only together that we can ensure the world functions in the way Heraclitus defined it: "This world has been and will eternally be living on the rhythm of fire, inflaming according to the measure, and dying away according to the measure.

I mean, I will eternally be grateful for Bob Altman, for that among others.

(You can move also, something that the blade of grass will eternally be jealous about).

"My philosophy is if we want the United States of America to be a strong country and to have dialogue and freedom, we can't eternally be mad at each other," Hier said.

They're all told in present-tense verbs, as though to corroborate Wittgenstein's assertion that "to live eternally is to live in the present".

If you're "eternally" being watched, I would say your liberty is under constant threat, then.

Like true love, they flow eternally but are ever changing.

We'll be eternally grateful.

She is and will be eternally missed.

We will always be eternally grateful.