Shying away from that truth has only helped perpetuate a status quo in which many people have decided there's nothing we can do to limit either the scope or the frequency of these tragedies.
And in the process they have not only perpetuated the genre but taken it to a high-er plane.
The sad irony is that, in attempting to end their nightmare by anointing Shaun Marsh their chosen one, the Australian selectors have only served to perpetuate it, for in order for the selectors to indulge their Marsh delusion, some innocent batsman had to make way.
In truth though, if Britain's Christian tradition is dying out, the leaders of the faith have only themselves to blame, for perpetuating the country's highly centralized religious structure.
These effects might be especially strong in the case of founder events or bottlenecks, i.e., populations founded or perpetuated by only a few individuals will have only a small portion of the initial standing genetic variation.
The Rabbinate, and all rabbis who perpetuate the unilateral ceremony here and abroad, have only as much power as the public allows them.
