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"The Hour" is so good that it seems far too short, and that makes its six-episode arc just right: Some of the most promising series, like "The Killing" on AMC, lose steam midway, slowing down too much ever to recover the initial exhilarating pace.

He received mixed reviews for his performances, and The Wichita Daily Eagle commented that "Barrymore seems to imitate John Drew too much ever to be a good actor.

Not much ever happens to Harold Fry, a former brewery manager who lives in comfortable retirement in a neat little suburb on the south coast.

Speed and convenience matter as much as ever to American diners.

The former governor carried too much baggage ever to be successful in any statewide election.

The sea has ebbed in the national consciousness, though it matters as much as ever to an island.

Julian Cope, rock star, antiquarian and author, will never be a national treasure: he's got too much attitude ever to seem that cosy.

Too much fun ever to stop.

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.

We survived much, and we have had to survive much ever since we got our country back less than seventy years ago.

I love the book too much to ever try to rewrite it, or write my own version, but you can be sure that Gone Girl bears its influence.