Even those ponderous, labored Victorian cartoons have their charm, for probably no one will ever again take being funny quite this seriously.
The disparate group is united by one main factor: the desire to ensure that neither the Taliban nor anything like them ever again take power and turn Afghanistan into a haven for terrorists.
A1 DIPLOMATS RETURN -- Some diplomats have returned to their shuttered embassies, or in some cases ruined ones, in Kabul, united by their desire to ensure that nothing like the Taliban ever again takes power and turns Afghanistan into a haven for terrorists.
Nobody will ever again take seriously US Presidential or State Department posturing on Internet freedom.
The constant vigilance, bottles, drool, inexplicable cries, making baby food, diaper bags, diaper pails, diapers, the lack of time to myself, talking in sing-song voices and wondering if I will ever again take a shower that lasts more than two minutes.
There is an idea that great football commentary involves gradually adding to a pantheon of canonical high points – "I'll swear you'll never see anything like this ever again," "Take a bow, son," "It's up for grabs now" and all the rest – moments when talking about football seems to tear through the lining and become utterly inseparable from the game itself.
How could we ever again have asked the voters to take us seriously?
How could we ever again have asked the voters to take us seriously?" He will add: "Some say we shouldn't have gone into government at a time when spending had to be cut.
If he had rejected the Tory coalition offer, how could Lib Dems "ever again have asked the voters to take us seriously?"In Liverpool the Lib Dems responded politely, but without wild enthusiasm.
DETROIT — The historic collapse of the new-car market dragged on in December, raising questions of whether the auto industry will ever again have sales levels that it took for granted just a few years ago.
