"I am perpetually surprised that homeopathy is available on the NHS," she told the Commons science and technology committee in January 2013.
In front of the government's chief medical officer, Dame Sally Davies, who once told a parliamentary committee that homeopathy in humans was "rubbish" and that she was "perpetually surprised that homeopathy is available on the NHS", the prince explained to delegates from 20 nations and organisations why he had turned to homeopathic remedies for animals.
It should look like a footnote, perhaps a very long footnote, for the good reason that one intended use of a proposition page is to be available for citation and review as a compendious, perpetually updated, public footnote.
Source code, documentation, and tutorials are available at https://github.com/fizquierdo/perpetually-updated-trees.
"To do these things in very close consultation with the communities who actually use the spaces, so we don't end up with public space that's perpetually being occupied by events and not available to the residents that it was installed for in the first place".
Perpetually available was a so-called captain's platter, which contained an assortment of deep-fried fish and shellfish.
Our resumes are perpetually available online in various forms, some of which we control and some of which we don't.
Best of all, the manager, George Karayiannis, seems to be perpetually available to help guests plan island excursions, order a taxi, hire a car, get reservations for dinner at excellent island restaurants such as Selene -- or even plan an island wedding.
He needs perpetually to be consoled and contained.
In an environment in which food is a perpetually available temptation, the costs of constantly resisting are high.
There are perpetually more methods available to pursue to better your body, and you'll find that happiness and success run parallel with that extra mile.
