The good news is that the bankruptcy filing might end the company's seemingly interminable fights with Dov Charney, its founder and former chief executive.
While the new findings are "an interesting piece of science," said Dr. Glenn Tillotson, an expert on antiviral drugs at Viropharma in Exton, Pa., he noted that the typical cost of developing a new drug was now $700 million, "with interminable fights with financiers and regulators".
At the heart of it is the interminable conflict between two Texan Oil Families, the Ewings and the Barneses rival factions in the upper echelons of the BCCI and their assorted allies around the world as they fight for the right to control the global game.
Infrastructure could be revolutionised by adequately sharing the gains in planning (rather than having losers fight things out in interminable Judicial Reviews and Planning Inquiries) and institutionally removing ministerial fiddling and procrastination.
The movie, based on a 1662 story by Madame de la Fayette, dramatizes the rivalries among Catholic dukes and princes as they fight the Protestants in the interminable religious wars of the period.
You fought this battle like the others, with interminable will, determination and grace.
IT IS hard to box against a southpaw, as Apollo Creed found out when he fought Rocky Balboa in the first of an interminable series of movies.
See, once we were off on out long, interminable, costly wars against "terror," and all hands were on deck in the fight that would definee our future, it became really untenable for the military to be kicking out what few Farsi translators they had because they also happened to be gay.
The election followed an interminable campaign waged by two Democratic City Hall insiders, neither of whom strained to fight the widespread perception that there was little to choose between them.
"I cannot put this country in the situation of having a president-candidate for interminable months," Mr. Sarkozy said, but he also indicated he was ready for a fight.
