Part of the problem stems from a hopelessly inefficient and inadequate method of funding international collective action, which relies on hat-passing and pledges from nations that are either not forthcoming or, if they are, are frequently never met.
Fitzgerald is frequently funny, never more so than in her first novel.
Terynka is frequently discussed but never seen in the opera, yet in Garsington's ravishing new production, directed by Daniel Slater, we do meet her: in the opening scene she slinks through the inn, brandishing red shoes and fox-fur collar, pouting moodily at her old flame, the married Forester.
At the Federal Bureau of Prisons -- which, due to its size and the direct interactions employees have with inmates, typically is subject to the most complaints -- employee misconduct is frequently ignored and never formally reported.
The oncogene FUS is a candidate gene in the 16p region that is frequently gained in never smokers.
This hypothesis is frequently accepted but has never been tested.
The fine was a first for James, who is frequently accused of flopping but had never been cited.
He stays free of the mob and is frequently called "the uncrowned champion" but never gets a shot at the welterweight title until after the war.
Carroll is frequently mocked, but he's basically never harmed anyone and has only ever been a good footballer other than the terrible spell at Liverpool.
The article acknowledged there being some validity in criticisms of modern TV dramas which uphold that it is frequently the gay relationships which "can never be seen to have long-term, fulfilled relationships".
