"The process, I have always said this, will take a long time and will outlive this government," he said in his address.
Although the Georgian government has spent the years since the Soviet Union fell promoting Georgian identity, Georgian society remains infused with an appreciation for Russian culture that Georgian sociologists and historians say will outlive this latest round of tensions.
And it means that our path to this point was lit by raucous laughter, full stomachs, and memories that will outlive this endeavor by many, many years.
This is the other half of the Enron story the tale of a company that was great before it was guilty, of a man who championed the deregulation that ought to outlive this scandal.
In fact, a 70-year-old Trump said, "When I look at myself in the first grade and I look at myself now, I'm basically the same". The end result is a song called "The Son". Because protest songs may outlive this moment in time — and it might be good business, too.
I'm hopeful enough to believe that the climate swerve will far outlive this administration.
It will outlive this administration and hold all who came before and those who will come after accountable for stemming the rising tide of violence.
In the end, like Hill, like the brave women before her, Blasey's legacy and the ramifications of her testifying will outlive this particular confirmation hearing and, ultimately, the Supreme Court justice she testified against.
It makes more sense to invest for the probability that the world will outlive this collapse -- as surely as it did all others in history -- instead of for the remote possibility that the apocalypse is finally upon us.
Adapted from Elmer Kelton's novel about a turn-of-the-century saddle tramp who has outlived the frontier, this circa-1906 film is a quieter, gentler Western that ensnares its audience as surely as an album of poignant and raffish snapshots.
