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Within forty years, Baghdad had become the storied and romantic place it would forever be in popular imagination.

It would, forever, be a story of what might have been, of potential snuffed out before its time.

Nakasone believed that if Japan did not participate in "the largest discovery of the twentieth century" then it would "forever be a fourth-rate nation".

But every day it's looking less and less like the weed-choked, rubble-strewn empty lot that cynics said it would forever be.

The network's executives were so sure it would forever be known as "The Flying Circus" that they didn't care whose name went at the front.

"Even if it's a brief failure, it would forever be a signal to the market that you can't trust the United States government to make its payment when it's due," said Millan Mulraine, the director of United States research and strategy at TD Securities.

"For as long as they could get away with it, [marriage-equality advocates] disingenuously denied that we polyamorists even exist and swore that it was and would forever be a nonissue," Anita said.

In Sinjar, it seemed that ISIS and Sunnism would forever be conflated.

If it were up to Hollywood, Aisha Tyler would forever be typecast as the witty black woman sidekick in every rom-com.

Not so long ago, it seemed a given that Napa wines would forever be immune from oversupply.

It was the start of a decade which would forever be associated with creativity and entertainment.