Late-night network talk shows are soap operas dressed up as entertainment; their return after two months of reruns turned out to be yet another chapter of a national psychodrama, not about the rift between writers and producers, but about the perennial Oedipal struggle for succession — "The Tonight Show" and its discontents.
Ten years after restoration by reseeding or abandonment had resulted in the return of cropland to a perennial grass community through succession, with total soil carbon and nitrogen returning to more than 70% of the original grassland plots.
Charm was his perennial weapon, exercised not least on the succession of wives and lovers he enjoyed and discarded in the course of his lonely social climb.
While native perennial grasses occurred from the onset of succession, increasing from 5 to 12 spp/plot, they only showed transient peaks below 30% cover.
Despite its reputation as a perennial, The Greenhouse has played host to a succession of culinary rising stars since it was launched by Brian Turner.
Despite this, Zara Yaqob's supporters kept him a perennial candidate for Emperor, helped by the rapid succession of his older brothers to the throne over the next 20 years, and left him as the oldest qualified candidate.
In succession, they shed, willingly or unwillingly, Randy Johnson, Ken Griffey Jr. and Rodriguez, three perennial All-Stars, and remained a winning team.
But if you are surrounded by a panoply of late-summer shrubs and perennials sporting their flowers and leaf colors in carefully orchestrated succession, there won't be any room for resentment.
Succession continued after 5 years, with increasing species richness, perennials and species characteristic of non-arable habitats.
But Massachusetts abolished the death penalty in 1984, and perennial attempts to re-institute it have failed, despite the support of a succession of governors.
