In a laboratory, such mice were shown to forgo food and water but to incessantly press a lever that administered shocks of pleasure to them until they died of exhaustion.
THE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE -- For allowing journalists to smoke incessantly in every press center I saw, including cramped offices where we had to grovel for tickets.
Since 2007, he has toured incessantly and, without much press attention, accrued a devoted fanbase.
Though they subsided in later years, his histrionics were incessantly rehashed by the press even as he turned over control of the team to his sons in 2008.
And lately he hears the press chattering incessantly about the jobs program supposedly emanating from Washington, words that seem woefully late, he said.
Yet the press whines incessantly about how scripted candidates are and that their interaction with voters out on the trail is phony and contrived.
In order to whip up hysteria in the press, Anslinger incessantly played on racial fear and prejudice, linking cannabis to Hispanic people, cocaine to African-Americans and heroin to the Chinese.
And yet people fight incessantly.
Bringing peace to the game will be an important element against South Korea, which is extremely fit, relishes the press and runs incessantly for 90 minutes.
Since 2012, the ride-hailing company has been covered incessantly by the Silicon Valley tech press, chiefly through the prism of the company's disruptive business model and its giant market valuation.
Bush took Karl Rove into the White House, turned policy into an arm of politics, and governed the same way he campaigned: treat the press as an out-of-favor interest group, control the message at all cost, repeat it incessantly regardless of changing facts, admit no mistakes, show no uncertainty, reward loyalists, and ignore critics or else, if necessary, destroy them.
