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Inside Llewyn Davis actually nabbed two nominations in the perpetually overlooked technical categories.

In the perpetually weak N.F.C. West, the Rams and the Seattle Seahawks lead the division at 5-6.

Now it is a bedrock franchise, a perennial contender that plays in the perpetually sold-out Jacobs Field.

LAS VEGAS — In the perpetually gray world of basketball recruiting, one question in recent years has always doubled as a punch line: Whom does William Wesley work for?

Westminster Outlook If there is any fire left in the belly of the House of Commons, then it is to be found in the perpetually incandescent form of the Public Accounts Committee chair, Margaret Hodge.

But far more significant than the media's crisis of the heart is the public reaction in the perpetually skeptical state of New Hampshire, where McCain is now leading George W. Bush in most polls.

And Carlotta, who rightly fears that sex would kill her, is probably a stand-in for the perpetually keening Zemlinsky, as well as for the less sentimental Schoenberg, who painted in his spare time.

But Grohl may have outdone himself with a new Soundgarden music video he directed in which the perpetually dour grunge-rock veterans appear to be having -- yes, it's true -- a good time.

"I expect interest rates to continue down," said Gilbert G. Roessner, chairman and chief executive of City Fed Financial Corp., which has its corporate headquarters in Florida, where the perpetually tanned Mr. Roessner lives and works.

Controlled by Brazil's billionaire Diniz family, CBD has weathered many a storm since its founding in 1948, from the perpetually turbulent Brazilian economy to divisive internal squabbling.

The saga speaks to a chronic problem in urban education: the perpetually revolving door of leaders.