One explanation for Metro's perpetual troubles lies in what could be considered its original design flaw: Responsibility for the agency is divided among so many players that ultimately no one is held accountable.
"The Ferryman" follows an Irish clan living in a farmhouse with the (metaphorical) ghosts of the perpetual Troubles in Northern Ireland.
Alex is the tough one, Dylan (Ms. Barrymore) is the wild one with perpetual love trouble, and Natalie Ms. Diazz) is the nerd.
At the heart of the story is Frank Richards, the chatty clerk with perpetual "car trouble" whose icy indifference to the company's bottom line makes him a marked man.
Perpetual money troubles, a perennial lack of clout in Italy's highly politicized world of festival financing, and the continuously uncertain physical state of the Verdi make plans for the following festival frustratingly problematical.
Despite decades of production and record high oil prices, the Niger Delta remains one of the poorest and least developed regions of Nigeria, troubled by perpetual violence and chronic pollution.
Ms. Norton, a rangy native Westerner with a perpetual cheery smile, still has trouble believing that one in five acres in the United States are under her control.
The trouble with Mr. Gore's perpetual theorizing is that it's straight out of the 60's.
Nevertheless, Bordeaux seemed to have emerged under Poyet's charge from their perpetual crisis, having rocketed from relegation trouble to a miraculous sixth and Europa League qualification under him last season.
It is a perpetual duel with Eric, who goes to the trouble of cooking Ma a dinner only to be snubbed because it doesn't taste Haitian.
It was said that art museums don't really need art collections, museum collecting is actually more trouble than it's worth and perpetual loans from private collectors could be a new museum paradigm.
