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The Iowa congressman has perpetually made racist and anti-immigrant remarks and embraced white supremacy and white nationalism, as HuffPost has reported.

Kagiso Rabada, a 20-year-old fast bowler with a huge future, was deeply impressive, perpetually making sure that the batsmen had to play.

Most people know Kenny Hotz as the guy who was perpetually making that other guy barf on that show that they had.

Though the success of movies like "The Secret Life of Bees" perpetually makes black filmmakers more hopeful about their prospects, African-American films still have barriers to break.

(on which the goofball character was perpetually making trouble for his military superiors).

Mr. Cromer, the perpetually active Chicago director, has made a commitment for the fall of next year, when he will direct a revival of the William Inge play "Picnic" on Broadway.

The electronic record has made the sounds and sights of the recent past perpetually available.

He has made FedEx Field, for which he sold the stadium naming rights for an extravagant $205 million back in 1999, perpetually synonymous with low quality.

"I wanted the set to evoke my experience with the archives, finding a lot of playful details," said Ms. Clark, who has succeeded in making the Chloé woman both fun and perpetually young.

Though he is by no means a prolific director, having made five films since 1992 and only eight features in all, his characters seem to be perpetually busy.

Color e-ink, meanwhile, has seemed perpetually just out of reach.