Economic Analyst Naomi Klein often speaks of disaster capitalism, in which catastrophes such as war and earthquakes leave a nation in such dire straits that it becomes forever indebted to its post-trauma developers and at the mercy of transnational corporations for years to come.
Of course, a party can be fun, but it should not be a competition, nor so elaborate that it becomes forever the high spot in the child's or the family's life.
For decades Oak Cliff was considered one of Dallas's worst neighborhoods, a place of clapboard homes and vacant lots whose seedy reputation as a haunt of Bonnie and Clyde was eclipsed on Nov. 22, 1963, when it became forever linked to Lee Harvey Oswald and the assassination of John F. Kennedy.
Is it so curious that a person might become forever lost in this rift between the real and the unreal?
Oh, I know it can seem that way, but the truth is rarely do first loves become forever loves.
You can choose to go on by yourself or to become forever bonded by freeing her little pixilated heart.
So Berardi's fabrics are heavily embellished and the dresses finished with couture techniques to become "forever pieces".
Then, exactly one month after the doors first creaked open, the place would become forever synonymous with gut-wrenching failure.
It's just too easy to come up with just-so stories for single episodes; once one starts falling for such seductions, one may become forever lost in an empirical wilderness where nothing can be known with any certainty.
Still, even if Clay's role was more ceremonial than substantive, his name has become forever associated with efforts to save the Union, and that, according to Robert V. Remini, the historian of the House of Representatives, was what mattered most.
