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People who worked at S&P and Moody's during this time described a situation in which the companies' independence eroded almost entirely, so that they perpetually granted the wishes of banks that requested high ratings.
But the Federal Reserve's recent interest-rate increase, and the possibility of more to come, has reminded even the most sanguine that a perpetually stable expansion cannot be taken for granted.
We don't have the same protections others take for granted, we are instead treated as perpetually guilty.
LIKE most other buyout firms, Texas Pacific tries to keep its inner workings private: its partners rarely grant interviews and its Web site is perpetually under construction.
The perpetually innovative Schiaparelli introduced a multitude of items now taken for granted in fashion.
Now, granted, good managers have to make good decisions based on perpetually insufficient information while also satisfying their superiors, keeping their subordinates happy and busy, and exceeding their clients' expectations.
Yet, even during the Yeltsin years, Russia refused to grant access to key weapons sites, including four biodefense laboratories run by the Russian military and perpetually sealed off from outside visitors, former U.S. officials said.
Lawyers working on behalf of the Uighurs argue that Robertson's decision effectively "proclaims an Executive with unchecked power... to seize and perpetually imprison persons from around the globe". "The prospect of innocent men detained indefinitely, and of an Executive wielding powers beyond those granted to it by the Constitution... is simply intolerable," they wrote.
