More cynically, he may have encouraged his wife to run so they could alternate in power perpetually, creating what might sloppily be called an electoral dynasty.
Let us hope, too, that they may come to see themselves not as the murderous and suicidal "conquerors" of Nature and one another but as purposeful and responsible collaborators with the evolutionary process that is perpetually creating, transforming, and transfiguring the world.
But the fundamental authoritarian system obviously remains unchanged, continuing to pressure, intimidate and lock up dissidents, perpetually creating new political prisoners who can be released as bargaining chips someday.
Some believe that the tech industry will be perpetually churning and creating new market leaders.
Mr. Locke argues that our insatiable hunger for cheap clothing in constantly changing styles has created a race to the bottom in which brands perpetually push suppliers in Bangladesh, Cambodia and elsewhere for faster delivery and lower prices.
As a result, new data economies are being formed where data can be created, accessed, rented, and perpetually maintained in a more simple and affordable way.
The sheer cost of running, coupled with term limits that keep politicians perpetually jockeying for the next open seat, have created a culture in which legislators are always in need of additional donations.
Basically, Sachs created an artificial environment where they perpetually hedged against the future price of wheat while simultaneously controlling the price.
"Many women find themselves in this position," Carroll writes in her artist statement, referring to the Wizard's status, operating a wild array of levers and mechanisms from within the shadows, perpetually safeguarding the illusion of power he's created.
The lines awaken my own private memories -- of my maternal grandmother, of her perpetually working hands, and especially of the quilts she created long before I was born.
