That scandal put a permanent question mark against the baby's legitimacy, Fissell says, and he never became king.
What lies behind the first layer of an image becomes a permanent question in the viewer's mind.
BOOK: "Shakespeare's Politics" by Allan Bloom with Harry V. Jaffa (1964) WHY:"The central task of great literature is to engage the permanent human questions, and this series of essays reminded me of the scope and depth of Shakespeare's original vision.
"Is it an emergency or is it permanent?" The question has created a political Catch-22.
Shostakovich is about permanent ambiguities, relentless questions.
From their registration tasks, used for intervision and permanent education, several questions derived which were included in this study.
Whether the blindness is permanent is one question; whether the protagonist can cope with her loss, without being consumed or destroyed by it, is another.
The last culprit is Wall Street's lacklustre performance, which caused a big drop both in capital-gains-tax receipts and in taxes paid on cashing in stock options.How much of this revenue shortfall will prove permanent?The big question is how much of this revenue shortfall will prove permanent.
As Wechsberg writes, two years later, the question was still unsettled: Although the provisional Libyan government is set up more or less along federal lines and has gone on record as favoring the federal idea for a permanent government, the question of whether Libya should become a federal or a unitary state is far from settled.
The fact is, however, that although the provisional Libyan government is set up more or less along federal lines and has gone on record as favoring the federal idea for a permanent government, the question of whether Libya should become a federal or a unitary state is far from settled.
