The Athletics are perpetually near the bottom of the league in attendance, ranking 29th of 30 teams this year at 18,000 a game.
It's making a product fewer people want all the time, it's got enormous legacy costs, its chief executive just got marked-to-market by President Obama, its stock trades at less than a gallon of gas and it perpetually hovers near bankruptcy.
They are insisting that the American economy establish a new normal, in which interest rates are perpetually at or near zero and unconventional monetary policy becomes the Fed's main policy instrument.
Messenger — a shortening of Mercury Surface, Space Environment, Geo-chemistry and Ranging — discovered that Mercury shrank slightly as it cooled over billions of years; mapped ancient lava flows; found enigmatic shallow depressions that are some of the youngest and brightest features on the surface; and confirmed the presence of ice in perpetually dark craters near the poles.
"FreeDumb", a welder from Michigan that seems to play the game near perpetually, sounds the alarm, hissing for us to be quiet.
THE PLACE Near the perpetually busy intersection of West 14th Street and Eighth Avenue.
City officials, however, have said they prefer that the perpetually cramped New York Exchange expand near its current location.
In the mudroom, near the perpetually running washer and dryer, a meticulous carpenter has built cubicles to control the chaos.
It's incredibly tempting to pretend that clubbing is near-perpetually rooted in house and techno, that to talk of "proper clubbing" is to talk exclusively about those genres, and the nocturnal experiences that arise as a result of their consumption.
Ner tamid, (Hebrew: "eternal light"), lamp that burns perpetually in Jewish synagogues before or near the ark of the Law (aron ha-qodesh).
Known as the Spice Isle, Grenada, near the equator, is perpetually 78 degrees (something to ponder during a blizzard).
