Mather, who has only been in the position permanently since last month, called the move ill-timed and ill-informed.
"The number you are calling is permanently out of order," she reported.
Panic selling of large cars was fueled by punditry calling for permanently high fuel prices, with some talking heads ruminating about $200 per barrel.
I'm occupying this space on the internet and you're not, and this space is permanently reserved for me calling you a crybaby.
In the wake of Japan's disaster, Germany has been the country to change policies most drastically, with the Green Party toppling the conservative Christian Democrats in a major state election, and politicians calling to permanently shut half the country's nuclear plants.
In neither case did the company owners look at that number, decide to chain the doors permanently shut and call it quits.
Then, Ms. Adamolekun's lot became similar, if not darker in its particulars, to that of hundreds of other immigrants who are able to stay in the country under a status called Permanently Residing Under Color of Law.
For example, Atkinson (1972) employed an early computerized learning program which sorted items into those that were reliably remembered, intermediate items that were somewhat learned but not permanently (which he called 'T' or transitional items), and those that were unlearned.
People remain permanently unhappy to call them by their dictionary name.
The delta permafrost also has many gaps – permanently thawed areas called taliks that often form under water bodies.
