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That said, he dislikes the word "integration" because, by definition, it "highlights differences, it defines caricatured entities, and maintains the idea that after several generations certain citizens remain guests, who are too different, who perpetually need to 'adapt'".

My wife Kate described it as perpetually needing to wake from a bad dream.

If we were perpetually active, we would also be perpetually needing food, so the evolutionary strategy would be too inefficient – running around consuming as much as possible so that we can carry on running around.

"With this now-highly mobile labor force going to countries with the jobs, you could see perpetually underdeveloped societies that will always need to export their labor to survive," said Joseph Siegle, a fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations.

To create organizations that are perpetually evolving, companies need to understand each of these four elements and master when and how to use them.

Like the Roman pax, Christian peace needed to be perpetually defended.

Being unable to retain their physical structures perpetually, organisms retain the information needed for their continuous regeneration.

A section of the dating market tends to focus on women, who seem perpetually convinced that they need to change themselves.

He needs perpetually to be consoled and contained.

Partner churn also means you need to perpetually recruit.

Vestberg admits his own paranoia about perpetually reinventing Ericsson: "We need to challenge ourselves".