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See, we now know exactly why he isn't the type of person we'd want to be around on a daily basis (or pretty much ever) and don't have to come up with some trite excuse about "so many applicants" or whatever to give him the heave.

The tabloid press has had him down as a privacy-obsessed neurotic weirdo pretty much ever since, and there is very little he can do about it.

Shortly after he finished working there in 1992, work mysteriously dried up for him and he turned to being a cabbie, a job which he has done pretty much ever since and which he describes as "a bit crap".

"We were so disappointed with what happened two years ago, and pretty much ever since then we've been working to get into another World Cup final.

It was, when I arrived, an overgrown small town of about 200,000 where everyone knew everyone else's business, no one ever seemed to arrive or leave and nothing much ever happened.

It was thinly marketed and not much ever came of it.

The NES Classic Edition (it went by several names, but you know what I mean) was the must-have item of the holidays and pretty much ever since, owing to short supply of the compact retro gaming console.

A war where an average of one battle is fought a year and nothing much ever comes of it. .

Our parents used to tell us that "money doesn't grow on trees", what do we tell our children when money is literally growing on printing machines whenever (and how much ever) Janet Yellen deems necessary?

"And they were right, too, because nothing much ever came of the plan.

The Democratic Governors Association says it intends to devote $50 million to these races, nearly three times as much as ever, and the Democratic National Committee has dedicated as much direct financing to governors' races as it has to Senate and House campaigns.